BRASS Wolf ammo?

[Larryect]

I know there has been much controversy about steel cased Wolf ammo. I could not find anything about BRASS cased Wolf Ammo.

Ammoman has this listed:
223 WOLF FMJ - M193
55 GRAIN COPPER
WOLF PERFORMANCE, SERBIA
BRASS CASED - BOXER PRIMED
NON CORROSIVE

for $279 / 1000


Does it have the similar controversy? Any experiences?

Thanks

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[Manedwolf]

From what I've heard, if it's "Wolf Gold", it's rebranded Privi Partisan, reloadable, not their own laquer-coated foulsmelling-propellant product.

And thus, from all reviews, decent.

 

[Father Knows Best]

I like the Wolf polymer-coated steel-cased ammo. I've fired a lot of it. From what I understand, most of the problems have been with the lacquer-coated stuff. These days, Wolf sells the lacquer-coated stuff under the "Wolf Military Classic" brand.

The Wolf "Gold" line is indeed Prvi Partisan ammo (Serbia). It is brass-cased and reloadable, and is by all accounts very good. It also costs a lot more than the standard steel-cased Wolf.

I don't know anything about what you listed, but it says it is from Serbia and is brass cased. There's a good chance it is made by Prvi Partisan.

 

[ny32182]

The "military classic" uses different bullets from the old lacquer coated stuff. Ones that are designed for good terminal performance against live targets. Should make good shtf ammo.

 

[Larryect]

Thanks for the replies. I was thinking since it is listed M193, it would meet military spec.

It is about $60 more then Polymer coated steel cased ammo from the same supplier. I guess the reloadable brass might be worth that.

It also says it is packed in 200 round air tight rubber battle packs.

I was thinking about getting some for SHTF storage. But, I have spent so much on reloading recently, I think I need to hold off.



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