Hella deal on .223 ammo....

[TexasRedneck]

Potent Wolf .223 cal. (5.56x45 mm) 55 - gr. FMJ 1000 Rounds - $204 or $194 + Free Shipping | Slickguns

 

[Rangerscott]

I'm still worried about shooting steel casing in a "tight" gun. It's all I've ever shot in my sks though.

 

[ChunkyMonkey]

I've never had issues in my Armalite with steel casting.

 

[shortround]

Wolf = Steel Case and dirty powder.

No thank you.

Be well.

 

[SC-Texas]

Wolf is equal to more practice and trigger time

 

[Texan2]

Wolf = Steel Case and dirty powder.

No thank you.

Be well.

Unless you are afraid to clean your gun, whats the issue? I have shot tens of thousands in tons of different guns. Got plenty of trigger time and had lots of extra money not spent on ammo to buy other gun stuff.

 

[RPS]

Wolf = Steel Case and dirty powder.

No thank you.

Be well.

IMIM193C 1200 round case IMI 55gr FMJBT Ammunition 1200 round case $318.00/1200

I've got this on the way. Not to far behind for brass cased.

 

[Texan2]

26.5 cents per round compared to 19.4 cents per round? Sounds like a big difference in price.

 

[Kingsnake]

We find this preoccupation with the cheap among shooters to be somewhat odd, particularily on the topic of ammunition.

It seems only reasonable for you to use quality ammunition in any firearm from which you expect the maximum in accuracy and reliabilty. It is perfectly forgivable to use junk ammunition for play and plinking (provided you clean your piece thoroughly after each session), but do not put substandard ammunition in the chamber if important results are what you are after.

 

[Glockster69]

It is perfectly forgivable to use junk ammunition for play and plinking ...

Not very neighborly of ya there bud

 

[TexasRedneck]

We find this preoccupation with the cheap among shooters to be somewhat odd, particularily on the topic of ammunition.

It seems only reasonable for you to use quality ammunition in any firearm from which you expect the maximum in accuracy and reliabilty. It is perfectly forgivable to use junk ammunition for play and plinking (provided you clean your piece thoroughly after each session), but do not put substandard ammunition in the chamber if important results are what you are after.

Who's "we"? I think it's kinda understandable to be cost concious on plinkin' rounds. Now, SD rounds - yeah, buy the best.

 

[SC-Texas]

who is "WE"?

 

[jocat54]

(provided you clean your piece thoroughly after each session)

 

[Rum Runner]

See this is the result of the loss of the politic threads....same BS, but now it F's up an otherwise good thread. Looks like a good deal to me.

 

[Texan2]

I didnt see anyone advocate the use of sub-standard ammo. I get a kick out of those who think their WWB from WM is soooo superior to Russian ammo. If the ammo's intended use is to kill humans who are a threat to you or to qualify you for the Olympics, buy expensive ammo.

For most everything else, 99.9% of those on this forum will never be able to tell the difference.

 

[Texas42]

Thank you for the link.

 

[Glockster69]

If the ammo's intended use is to kill humans who are a threat to you or to qualify you for the Olympics, buy expensive ammo.

For most everything else, 99.9% of those on this forum will never be able to tell the difference.

And don't particularly care about the difference. Does it go bang?
That kid with the cigar --- he smart

 

[hkusp1]

Wolf is good training ammo never had an issue with it, I like my ammo like I like my women DIRTY AS HELL!!