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Doug · 01-18-2002, 12:47 AM

First off let me say that I have shot wolf ammo before, but in an AK-47 that was designed for steel cased ammo. It is also a gun that is cheap enough and built loose enough that I don't care if it breaks. It was also designed to be thrown away after 50,000 rounds or so. However my P.08's are another story, parts are getting harder to find and more expensive, and I think we can all agree that brass on steel is better than steel on steel even if it is coated. I just don't see why people buy expensive guns and then find the cheapest crud to throw down the pipe! I see Winchester Q loads for sale regularly for $7.50 box compared to Wolf at $5. At least I can pick up my empties and either reload them or sell them! By the way I was in error when I said that the Wolf blew up some Glocks it was actually S&B ammo that did it. I just don't see where $2 a box is worth the risk of destroying a piece of history?

So if you want to shoot Wolf fine, but I still won't reccomend it to anyone for a collectible gun.

01-18-2002, 12:47 AM	#7
Doug User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: USA Posts: 168 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Wolf Ammo NO First off let me say that I have shot wolf ammo before, but in an AK-47 that was designed for steel cased ammo. It is also a gun that is cheap enough and built loose enough that I don't care if it breaks. It was also designed to be thrown away after 50,000 rounds or so. However my P.08's are another story, parts are getting harder to find and more expensive, and I think we can all agree that brass on steel is better than steel on steel even if it is coated. I just don't see why people buy expensive guns and then find the cheapest crud to throw down the pipe! I see Winchester Q loads for sale regularly for $7.50 box compared to Wolf at $5. At least I can pick up my empties and either reload them or sell them! By the way I was in error when I said that the Wolf blew up some Glocks it was actually S&B ammo that did it. I just don't see where $2 a box is worth the risk of destroying a piece of history? So if you want to shoot Wolf fine, but I still won't reccomend it to anyone for a collectible gun.