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![]() Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: N/E Florida
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no problems 9mm/.380 good to go ; )
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New Member
![]() Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Florida
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Wolf Ammo Experience
All:
My experience with Wolf ammo has been generally positive. I have fired over a thousand rounds of it through each of my AR-15 and MAK-90 with no jams or failures to fire. The hollow point 7.62 x 39 rounds will occasionally hang against the feed ramp of my MAK-90 (about one round out of 40). FMC rounds feed flawlessly. In 2005, I bought 1000 rounds of Wolf Polyperformance 223 with 55 grain FMC bullets. I only have about 40rounds of it left; it has all fed and fired through my Colt AR-15 without a hitch. The Wolf ammo does seem to be somewhat dirtier than my handloads, and the accuracy has been mediocre from my rifles. However, I am using it in action rifle and tactical 3-gun competition, where tack-driving accuracy is not an issue, and there is little opportunity to recover fired cases. All guns have different ammo preferences, but Wolf has been OK for me. I wish I had bought 10,000 rounds back in 2005, when it was less than half the price it is now. Do right, shoot straight, and keep your powder dry! rbaldwin56 "Arms in the hands of the citizen may be used at individual discretion for the defense of the country, the overthrow of tyranny, or private self-defense." - John Adams |
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Location: Central Florida
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I had about 1K of wolf in 9mm...it was sort of oily. I cleaned each individual bullet...no problems.
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Location: Florida
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![]() More likely they want to pickup the brass you leave behind and don't want aluminum and steel casings mixed in.
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![]() Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: ohio
Posts: 327
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A few years ago I bought a huge batches of Wolf 45. I ran it in all my 1911's for about 9 months. When it came time to reorder the stuff I got was dirty junk. The loads felt off. Some heavy some light. I haven't trusted it since. I don't know what happened. I remember coughing after about 200 rounds at the range.
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