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04-11-2002, 09:39 AM

I believe that Wolf ammo is manufactured by the same plant that provides military rounds. It is not corrosive, (it's new manufacture, not old stock). Modern military spec ammo is usually pretty good.

I can get it around here for ~$5 a box and have shot it in UZI, MP5, Hi Power, CZ 75 and Tokarev with no problems, (so far). I've got to say I like it for plinking because it's cheap, accurate enough, and reasonably clean.

Why won't some ranges allow it ? Is it because they make no margin selling it or they can't re-claim the brass, (a jealously guarded privilege at my local range !) ?

04-11-2002, 09:39 AM	#16
stup Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Cheap Ammo Question I believe that Wolf ammo is manufactured by the same plant that provides military rounds. It is not corrosive, (it's new manufacture, not old stock). Modern military spec ammo is usually pretty good. I can get it around here for ~$5 a box and have shot it in UZI, MP5, Hi Power, CZ 75 and Tokarev with no problems, (so far). I've got to say I like it for plinking because it's cheap, accurate enough, and reasonably clean. Why won't some ranges allow it ? Is it because they make no margin selling it or they can't re-claim the brass, (a jealously guarded privilege at my local range !) ?