Ammo Question

[KevDen2005]

Has anyone used the Wolf Brass Ammo? I'm curious about it. I would never put the old stuff through a rifle but is the brass just as bad?

[CS1983]

The wolf gold? I’ve had no problems with it at all.

[sometimesright]

I "know a guy" who agrees with the above statement and seems to work well for him.

[beast556]

The wolf gold is made in Taiwan and is good to go. Kevden why won't you run steel cased?

[KevDen2005]

The wolf gold is made in Taiwan and is good to go. Kevden why won't you run steel cased?

Well there was the older issues with coatings on ammunition, gumming up weapons. Although i think that is a thing of the past, my personal opinion is that steel cased ammunition tends to put more wear and tear on parts.

[Great-Kazoo]

Well there was the older issues with coatings on ammunition, gumming up weapons. Although i think that is a thing of the past, my personal opinion is that steel cased ammunition tends to put more wear and tear on parts.

That was lacquer case stuff. The new / grey is a polymer type coating. I've never had an issue with the x39 wolf, in AK's or AR's.

The 223 wolf steel case i run for outdoor ranges where i can't police my brass. The brass wolf is gtg. I have 2-3 reloads on their brass, w/out issues.

[Irving]

The wolf gold is made in Taiwan and is good to go. Kevden why won't you run steel cased?

I'm interested as well. I feel like there is a lot of internet rumor about steel case not being good in ARs, but I've never shot it so I don't actually know.

[KevDen2005]

I'm interested as well. I feel like there is a lot of internet rumor about steel case not being good in ARs, but I've never shot it so I don't actually know.

My opinion is that malfunctions are harder to clear and removed from the gun with steel cased ammunition.

Again, this is my opinion, and I feel like these are the things I have observed when shooting large quantities of steel cased ammunition through any firearm

[Irving]

My opinion is that malfunctions are harder to clear and removed from the gun with steel cased ammunition.

Again, this is my opinion, and I feel like these are the things I have observed when shooting large quantities of steel cased ammunition through any firearm

Thanks.

[ChickNorris]

My opinion is that malfunctions are harder to clear and removed from the gun with steel cased ammunition.

Again, this is my opinion, and I feel like these are the things I have observed when shooting large quantities of steel cased ammunition through any firearm

I can attest to the pita factor of steel case when I had to unload a few magazines.