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maximumrebel1 | 02-22-2009 04:56 PM
Wolf .45 Ammo Back at AIM http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/W...30grn_FMJ.html Item#AW45 New Russian Wolf brand .45acp ammunition. Features a 230grn Full metal jacket bullet, Polymer coated steel case, and Non-corrosive Boxer primer. Packaged 50rds to a box, and 500rds (10 boxes) to a case. 500rd case (10 boxes): $135.00ea Due to limited quantities we ask that you call Toll Free 1-888-748-5252 to order. 50rd box: $13.95 50rd box: (10 or more) $13.50

smullen | 02-22-2009 10:14 PM
Re: Wolf .45 Ammo Back at AIM Quote:
Originally Posted by maximumrebel1 (Post 1586897) http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/W...30grn_FMJ.html Item#AW45 New Russian Wolf brand .45acp ammunition. Features a 230grn Full metal jacket bullet, Polymer coated steel case, and Non-corrosive Boxer primer. Packaged 50rds to a box, and 500rds (10 boxes) to a case. 500rd case (10 boxes): $135.00ea Due to limited quantities we ask that you call Toll Free 1-888-748-5252 to order. 50rd box: $13.95 50rd box: (10 or more) $13.50
Anyone shot that thought a Glock 21??? I'm fairly picky on what ammos I shoot... I don't want to start a pissing contest about if anyone like glocks or not, I just currious of anyones ran this though one and had good luck or not... :beer: PS. I likve and have good luck with AIM each time...

End of Hope | 02-22-2009 11:28 PM
Re: Wolf .45 Ammo Back at AIM Quote:
Originally Posted by maximumrebel1 (Post 1586897) Polymer coated steel case
Polymer = the "sophisticated" (read as "dishonest") way of saying plastic. Why is it I doubt that "polymer" is not sufficiently heat-resistant to avoid leaving residue in the barrel?

90%RealMoney | 02-23-2009 12:51 AM
Re: Wolf .45 Ammo Back at AIM I believe it is just the casing that is polymer coated, not the bullet. Apparently to protect the steel casing against rust. Is brass now becoming too expensive for cartridges, or is steel just used to keep costs down? It seems most if not all of cartridges with steel cases come from europe.

CrufflerJJ | 02-23-2009 09:14 AM
Re: Wolf .45 Ammo Back at AIM Quote:
Originally Posted by 90%RealMoney (Post 1587682) I believe it is just the casing that is polymer coated, not the bullet. Apparently to protect the steel casing against rust. Is brass now becoming too expensive for cartridges, or is steel just used to keep costs down? It seems most if not all of cartridges with steel cases come from europe.
It is the case that's polymer coated. The super-duper "polymer" coating replaced the lacquer coating previously used. I don't know if the new polymer coating is any more heat resistant or not. The old lacquer coating could really do a number on a weapon's chamber as it got hot from repeated rounds. Some weapons seem just fine with lacquer coated cases, while others puke pretty badly. One of my ARs pukes on Wolf lacquer coated .223, while my Mini14 runs just fine. May be due to looseness of the chamber, or better extraction from one weapon to another. It's common to see steel cased ammo from com-bloc countries, including China. Less expensive and more available raw materials (for those countries) than brass, I believe.

maximumrebel1 | 02-23-2009 09:25 AM
Re: Wolf .45 Ammo Back at AIM Quote:
Originally Posted by smullen (Post 1587438) Anyone shot that thought a Glock 21??? I'm fairly picky on what ammos I shoot... I don't want to start a pissing contest about if anyone like glocks or not, I just currious of anyones ran this though one and had good luck or not... :beer: PS. I likve and have good luck with AIM each time...
I have shot several hundred rounds through my Glock 21. It is dirty like all Wolf Ammo but never had any issues with it.

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