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Posted: 4/8/2013 10:07:39 AM EDT
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They are all I use for loading .223. No problems yet and I've used thousands.
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Posted: 4/8/2013 10:11:23 AM EDT
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there gtg
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Posted: 4/8/2013 11:15:32 AM EDT
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My experiences with them:
I bought some (KVB 5,56M/Wolf NCSRM) from Wideners a couple months back, paid about $18/k for them. I have only loaded them up for my AR with W748. On the lower charges, I had quite a few hang fires & failure to fires. On the higher charges, they have performed great. Personally, I wouldn't pay 30/k for them. But for the 18/k, they are worth the money. |
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Posted: 4/8/2013 11:36:03 AM EDT
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GTG for me
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Posted: 4/8/2013 2:45:24 PM EDT
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Quoted:
My experiences with them: I bought some (KVB 5,56M/Wolf NCSRM) from Wideners a couple months back, paid about $18/k for them. I have only loaded them up for my AR with W748. On the lower charges, I had quite a few hang fires & failure to fires. On the higher charges, they have performed great. Personally, I wouldn't pay 30/k for them. But for the 18/k, they are worth the money. Had the same issue. Sold them and bought the hotter 223M wolf primers. None loaded yet but hoping it fixes the issues |
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Posted: 4/8/2013 3:14:03 PM EDT
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100 plus #'s of WC844 and 3 or has it been 4 now different styles of Wolf SRP and not 1 problem
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Posted: 4/8/2013 3:27:34 PM EDT
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Quoted: Brought the same stuff for the same price at the same time from the same source. Tried it out last week shooting LC90 brass/TAC/77 grain Noslers and had absolutely no problem. The primers are not hot despite the "Magnum" in the name but their cups are thicker which is good. My experiences with them: I bought some (KVB 5,56M/Wolf NCSRM) from Wideners a couple months back, paid about $18/k for them. I have only loaded them up for my AR with W748. On the lower charges, I had quite a few hang fires & failure to fires. On the higher charges, they have performed great. Personally, I wouldn't pay 30/k for them. But for the 18/k, they are worth the money. I used a GemPro to weigh out 20 of each of the Wolf SRM, Rem 7 1/2, and CCI 400 - average weight was 3.64 (range 0.1) vs. 3.56 (range 0.1) vs. 3.45 grains (range 0.14) respectively. |
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Posted: 4/8/2013 3:41:05 PM EDT
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I've used about 3k of the Wolf 223M (magnum with the hotter load) in both 55 gr. and 77 gr. loads so far.
I compared them using 77 gr. SMKs with Varget to CCI400s, and Rem 7 1/2s and found the 223Ms to give about 35 fps more velocity, with a lower ES and SD than the others. I wouldn't hesitate to use more.
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