PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Limit 5k rounds per customer.

$89/200 rounds 1 to 4

$87.60/200 5 and up

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.c...dir=18|830|845


I have some of this. It's good stuff. I'd order more if the rear end of my truck didn't fall apart on me this weekend.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Here's a better deal....

http://www.jgsales.com/product_info....oducts_id/1803

Well depending on which mil-spec you want......but if it doesn't matter, go with the J&G Stuff.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Got my order in.....Woo-Hoo ! :emotions16:

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

went on there but ended with 2000 rounds of wolf at $610

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Hey, as long as you aren't picky about steel cased ammo, that's not a bad deal.

:ok:

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

I know AKs run well with steel cased ammo. Is it ok in ARs?

Is it reliable and will it harm the weapon?

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

My understanding is that it's pretty hard on extractors - causes them to eventually break.

I don't use it in AR's.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Where hardness is concerned:

Steel = Steel

Steel > Brass

So, steel on steel wears both parts equally. Since brass is softer, it takes most of the abuse. It has more give to it. Not to mention that steel is more brittle. So, if you plan on reloading, once fired steel casings would not be safe. Yes, it mostly plays hell with the extractor in ARs. It's quick and cheap enough of a part to replace. But, when will it fail to function properly for you, when you're at the range or when you need it?

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Thats not always the case. Steel can most certainly be harder than other steels, and often is. Chances are the steel in the case is softer than the steel in the gun, but that still increases wear more so than brass, which is significantlt softer.

If you are gonna run steel case ammo, just make sure you haev an extra extractor. Change them out after firing the steel case ammo, so if there comes a time you NEED the gun, fast and cant afford a fail, then youll have a less worn extractor in place.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

all I can say is if you have one AR
buy only a couple of boxes and try it.

I have 10 AR's and only feeds fine in a couple of them (of course I shoot them the most cheaper) would never put it in my MSAR 556 have to much $ in that one.

something else I have is the 22lr conversion on 2 of my AR'S- now that some cheap shooting, the best $199 I ever spent.

http://www.spikestactical.com/z/inde...roducts_id=176

:15_1_70v:

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

My old Bushmaster AR ate up wolf with no issues. My new Stag which I got to use for the first time today feed 120 rounds of Privi M855 with no issues and then 120 rounds of Wolf with no issues.

I have yet to fire an AR that had an issue with Wolf, I am surprised at how many people can't use it. I understand Wolf is dirty, but again I never had an issue with it in any of my firearms.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

I got mine at a show for $175.

:tongue_ma:

Though, mine is a CMMG.

They are nice kits. Try some .22lr tracer ammo through it once in a while to spice things up :s9:.


I'd be curious to hear from you after you have 5,000+ rounds of Wolf through it.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Satyr I wish I could afford to put 5K rounds of Wolf through it. Have you had issues with Wolf in your Stag?

With the Bushy I fired maybe 25% Wolf through it. I will probably do the same with the Stag.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

I've put about a mag worth of Wolf through my Stag. It performs just fine. For the most part, it's not really a performance issue at all. ARs were designed for brass, so that's what I like to use. That, and I like to save my brass. Once I have enough, I'll look into reloading.

Re: PRVI 5.56 M855 in stock @ Wideners
 

Thanks for the chuckle!

I loved Monty even back when he worked in a supporting role for Robotman.

As for the Prvi Partisan ammo: I obtained a few cases of their 75 gr .223, and it is sweet, straight shooting ammo!

I am doing OK with M855, otherwise I would get in on this deal.

These days, 2 for $1 is a pretty good deal for factory, brass .223 ammo.