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Quoted: They have some of the best customer service i've ever seen honestly. It may jam my rifle up every once in a while, but because of how they respond to our needs, great customer service I will continue to use there ammo for a while.
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Great. Maybe they will send the coroner along, too, if you ever need to use it in anger and it "jam my rifle up every once in a while". I'll never understand this one, I guess.
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It's not like I am fighting off zombies at the local range. Saving $100+ per k of plinking ammo allows me to buy better ammo(xm193, q3131, BH etc) to stock pile in case I ever needed it.
i'm sure they are going to need to send a coroner because the casing got stuck in the chamber.
I'll never understand stupidity, I guess.
ETA: Wasted post 556 on you
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Call me stupid, then. To shoot ammo that jams your rifle only every now and then is good, I guess. Guess I'm fortunate that I can plink with the good stuff, and pile it up, too.
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Never having to clear a malfunction of any type, whether ammo related or gun related only means you will be less prepared to do it in an emergency. I won't call you stupid, but I will call you less trained for not having to ever clear a malfunction.
I too shoot Wolf and recognized its value in savings as a range ammo a long time ago. I shoot lots of it in many calibers. All the blindly repeated mythical BS about breaking parts, wearing this or that is just crap. The savings realized on a couple of cases of Wolf ammo in most calibers, with the exception of maybe 9mm, would if necessary, buy any part that might break in the vast majority of guns. Keep in mind my previous statement about it being "mythical". I have been using Wolf for years in every gun I own except one, including some very expensive transferrable machineguns and cannot attribute a single broken part to the use of Wolf ammo. The savings I have realized has allowed me to purchase almost twice as much ammo as I would have been able to if buying other brands. It has also left me with enough money banked to be able to buy any spare part I might need if something should break.
Buying expensive ammo to piss away all day into a backstop is more than a waste of money, its a waste of good ammunition. You get no points from others from the brand of brass thats on the floor or ground at the range, any benefit is only recognized by your own ego and if you are picking up your "good brass" to reload it, you are contradicting your own philosophy of running quality ammo right off the bat. Fact is, most kabooms ergo most broken guns and parts are the result of reloaded ammo not factory ammo.....not even Wolf factory ammo.
I can honestly say that of the tens of thousands of Wolf ammo that I have unpacked, inspected and fired, I have yet to have a single defective round out of the box in any caliber. Not so with other brands. Recently three cases of ADCOM M855 yielded 3 physically bad unshootable rounds, WWB has yielded a few bad ones in their 9mm, even military LC has yielded some defects although it still fired ok.
Wolf ammo has taken the ammunition market in the US by storm and dollar for dollar is by far the best deal going for plinking/range ammo. So its a little dirty.....I'll bite the bullet, I clean my guns anyway no matter what brand I shoot. As far as accuracy in pistol ammo, I'll put their .45 stuff up against anything out there....I've done it more than once with very experienced shooters using top dollar guns and ammo and more than held my own, often bettering them in the long run.
Ammo snobbery is a learned behavior, often times aquired with no real world experience.