Quoted: $2000 on a rifle and you're using $3/box ammo. There are some things in this world I will never understand.
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There are lots of things in this world I will never understand also and why anyone would NOT use Wolf ammo or at least try it to see if it worked in their gun/guns is one of them.
I fire $1.35/ round .50bmg ammo in a $2500 dollar rifle....because thats the going price of the ammo. If it were a dime each I'd still use it. I could spend $7-10 dollars a round too, but I wouldn't need to split hairs at 1000 yds.....anything in a pieplate would suit me fine.
I fire Wolf ammo in a few $6500 dollar machineguns....by the tens of thousands per year. Why? Because it works, its inexpensive compared to all the specialty ammos out there and the savings incurred allows me to buy thousands of more rounds to shoot. All this talk of dirty ammo....thats what they built a whole industry around....cleaning kits and chemicals to clean your guns.
To date I have not broken a single part on any gun that I have used Wolf ammo in.
(although an Uzi weld did break the otherday but thats a known factory defect that has been addressed) The gun also has 22k 9mm, much of it +P+, most of it Wolf and some of it Winchester and severl hundred .45acp. The breakage is not an ammo related problem.
The cost/quality comparrisons have been proven flawed on so many occasions on so many boards in so many threads by so many people concerning so many calibers its bordering on pathetic.
People who own $20,000-30,000 dollar beltfed machineguns fire 5 cent 8mm corrosive ammo in them routinely....why?....because thats what the guns were made to shoot.....all the time and they can buy truck loads of it at a time and shoot all year for peanuts.
If an ammo works in a gun, why use something that costs 2-3 times as much for plinking at a range?
I'll be damned if I'd spend that kind of money to piss it down range into a berm when Wolf gives me all the accuracy, training abd reliability I need.
Statement of fact: I have never once in the tens of thousands of rounds of Wolf ammunition in any caliber that I have used had a single failure to fire or other type of failure with Wolf ammo.
I will use it as long as its available and I would never, ever own a gun that would not shoot it reliably.