T/C hunters what is a good .243 load?

[4gabe]

What is a good factory .243 load for deer I have a encore in a 15 inch barrel? I don't hand load (well I do but shotguns) so what am I looking for when I'm trying to choose a good load? I'm in upstate NY the average deer here is about 170 dressed out I get very few shots past 150yds but of course it's possiable to get them on field edges. Ideally I would like something that will expand and make a good hole but is flat and acurate or as good as the guy shooting it can be.  I don't really understand all the ballistic point or other terms on bullets, I live in shotgun country so all I needed to know was sabot or not.

[DANNY-L]

I'm also from upstate ny but our average weight is quite a bit less, if you use the 95-100 gr.soft point it'll do the job if placement hits the mark.

[4gabe]

OK starting to panic a little, maybe I'm looking into this to much, but what style of bullet do I want, do I want something that expands or do I want something that doesn't? I'm getting a little confused. I've zeroed in with Remington express core-lokt in 100 gr, is this a good choice for deer? 

[xphunter]

Corelokt's will work.
The 95 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip will work good as well as ammo loaded with the Sierra Game King.

[southernutah]

I use these on mulies    http://www.hornady.com/store/6mm-.243-87-gr-BTHP/

[Mohawk]

What XPHUNTER said. 100 gr CoreLocks work great. I used them in a .243 carbine for over a decade and they will do the trick.