Sportsmans Guide - Wolf 9mm 115gr $.23 rnd

[Frank Rizzo 59]

Decent deal if ya need it.    Use code SH1661 for $4.99 shipping over $49. 

 

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=55612

[RecessedFilter 222]

Yayyyyy!

[deerpark 83]

Not a bad price but it steel cased. 

[Howard 538]

Why would you buy this crap when you can get 9mm from Freedom Munitions for 1 cent more????

[RecessedFilter 222]

Nothing wrong with steel case. Not sure what the big deal is.

[iCARRY 0]

Nothing wrong with steel case, but for only 1 cent more I can shoot brass and turn it back in for a credit and be the same price or less, I will shoot brass. Now if the steel was 18-20 cents a round, totally different story. I am shooting steel.

[Sixtytwo327 14]

Steel case is fine. Its the powder Wolf uses... its nasty.

[magnawing 5]

only problem I've had with steel case was FTE with Tula 9mm.   The RO @ HG said it's because the steel expands but doesn't contract as well as brass which then causes the FTE.

[chris327 30]

im not so sure about using freedom munitions ammo, if you gun blows up will they replace it if the manufacturer claims its an ammo problem, overload or something?

 

from their website

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[Howard 538]

Well I have used Freedom Ammo in many sizes with no problems.  I had one issue with some light strikes from one box, and they replaced it with three boxes - that is great customer service.  I would not be too concerned with the gun blowing up, as I think you would have a darn hard time proving it was caused by any specific ammo.  Even if the round had a name on the casing how are you going to prove it wasn't reloaded.

[chris327 30]

i agree it might not be easy. but ive heard of cases with kabooms using factory ammo, federal, remington, winchester white box, and even wolf where a gun blows up and the firearm manufacturer claims its the ammo and they need to replace. And many cases ive heard the ammo companies eat it and fix the issue, if you have the box the ammo was in or lot number. I know its not a major problem with every round or just reloads. But it does happen with factory ammo, reloads, or remanufactured. Kind of makes me nervous to run their ammo when they are saying up front were not responsible if you gun blows up. would prefer to spend a bit more on someone who is known to fix the issue.

 

 

Edited: correct me i may be wrong about their policy. It seems most other manufacturers also have a similar disclaimer and claim not liable to damage caused. I guess we wouldnt know what they would do unless it happens to someone. And hopefully it doesn't happen to anyone.

Edited March 11, 2014 by chris327

[louu 399]

Just load your own and stop crying...

 

Just messing with youze guys.

[DaveR 42]

Just load your own and stop crying...

 

 

Powder, primers and 22lr seem to be winning the game of hide and seek.

[emulzhn 5]

Nothing wrong with steel case, but for only 1 cent more I can shoot brass and turn it back in for a credit and be the same price or less, I will shoot brass. Now if the steel was 18-20 cents a round, totally different story. I am shooting steel.

 

here you are...

 

http://www.slickguns.com/product/tula-ammo-9mm-luger-9x19-115gr-fmj-50box-999

[iCARRY 0]

Not cost effective. Can only order 10 boxes. Shipping will be $20 from Natchez. As of now they are .22 a round before shipping.