I just got an email for .223 with a good price but reading the discription makes me ask. Would you buy and or shoot this in your Rifle?

 

http://www.sgammo.com/product/wolf-performance-ammunition/500-round-case-223-rem-55-grain-fmj-wolf-military-classic-ammo-2

military arms channel on youtube has a review on this ammo.  i've shot steel cased .223 without any issues...  seems like a good price

It's .223 not 5.56 and you can get better ammo for the money

That being said - you can get this same ammo cheaper elsewhere as well........

If it has to be wolf I'd go with wolf gold.

It's .223 not 5.56 and you can get better ammo for the money

That being said - you can get this same ammo cheaper elsewhere as well........

Thanks for the quick replies. Could you help a new to the AR platform guy with a link.... Really would be appreciated thank you

www.the-armory.com

http://www.the-armory.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/wolf-gold-223-ammo-ammo-can.html

Thank you

As others have stated theres nothing wrong with this ammo other than it can't be reloaded.  Also everyone else is right it can be had cheaper.

Also, don't expect to get the same accuracy out of this stuff as you will out of federal or similar ammo.  Its good for plinking but not for bullseye shooting.

You can also try checking gunbot for .223 or 5.56

heard and seen too many people have issues with wolf ammo. no way I would buy or shoot it.

Well here's the thing. For the price I can not find it any cheaper than the email I got.

 

In the past I bought some blazer non brass 9mm that had extraction issues in all my pistols and I also read about a lacquer build up issue inside chambers.

 

I think I'm gonna pass on this stuff, I can afford brass based ammo I'm just always looking for a good deal.

My friend's rifle loves the stuff and my rifle hates it. You'll get a mix review on it from different people. Best thing to do is buy 1box and see how it works on yours.

Id buy 100rds and shoot it through your specific rifle. If it works then buy more. Some ARs have trouble with steel case and some dont. I pretty much exclusively shoot steel. Usually 1,000rds for $280...it just cant be beat.