These Wolf Military Classic .223 Remington® Rounds are a great value without sacrificing reliability. The case is steel and great to stock up your supply. So, hit the range, shoot and train more.
Wolf WPA Military Classic, .223 Remington, FMJ, 62 Grain, 500 Rounds is rated 4.7 out of 5 by 60.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pete from inexpensive and accuratetotally satisfied
Date published: 2017-08-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by LCBART from Great DealWOrked great. Fired trough Colt without a problem 2, 30 rd magazines.
Date published: 2017-05-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by elk1960 from Great DealCouldn't pass up this great deal. Can never have enough ammo..
Date published: 2017-04-12
Rated 4 out of 5 by Matt from Good ammoI figure this would be perfect ammo for my Norinco type 84s or any 5.56 AK platform when it puts huge dents in brass casings afterwards it's no good to collect for hand loading so the steel cased is the way to go .
Date published: 2017-03-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by John1111 from No reason to pay more for brass casedI'm strictly a target shooter. As such, I love going to the outdoor range as often as I can and putting lots of rounds down range. This WPA Military Classic is perfect for that. I get decent groups and have never experienced a stoppage while using this ammo. The trick is to lube up my freshly cleaned BCG with a little high temp, high pressure, wheel bearing grease and squirt a few drops of good quality motor or gun oil into a clean chamber, prior to hitting the range. Saw this tip on youtube and it works like a charm for me. Yes, this ammo burns a little dirty. That means i spend an extra 5 minutes cleaning my rifle post range visit. I've never had to replace an ejector, or experienced a stuck case when using Wolf WPA MC 223. Spending less on ammo means I can hit the range more often. I love this brand and will stick with it for as long as it continues to run well in my rifle.
Date published: 2016-12-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mark from Won't feed .light primer striksI can't get the wolfull ammo to feed an fire in my Windham Weaponary AR15.Tried to shoot it in my buddy's AR an out of 5 2 of then put dents in the primer with an nothing. I have 900 rounds an can't even get half my cash back..
Date published: 2016-12-11
Rated 4 out of 5 by AR Shooter from Good value for inexpensive ammoGood ammo no problems feeding in any of my three rifles. 2 were built and one factory. Accuracy is acceptable I'd guess 3 MOA at 100yds. One rifle likes them and I can get 1.5 MOA out of it. I'd buy again but only if on sale. Wolf Gold is a really great product for just a few pennies more and Federal XM193 is pretty cheap right now too.
Date published: 2016-11-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Briangs from Great Practice RoundsWhile I haven't shot the rounds I just ordered (stock replenish) I have shot the same kind from a previous order and have been pleased so far. The value is obviously what draws me in and yes I know folks have a hard time shooting steel casing or steel casing that is non-corrosive, berdan primed but in reality today's firearms typically feed fine with it (especially if it is Russian in build). Some refer to this as lacquer coating but do a search and there are some great blogs out there on testing this theory and debunking specifically with Wolf and Bear ammo. If you aren't reloading or saving brass for recycling then you're good with Wolf. More so than any coating issues you may have some carbon build up from "dirty ammo." However, a good cleaning after each firing session will keep you straight (I can't stand not cleaning my firearms!). I recommend this ammo for price and reliability for target FMJ sessions.
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<!--begin-bvseo-questions--><!--begin-questions--><div id="bvseo-questionsSection"> <div class="bvseo-question-answer" data-questionid="2369939"> <h2 class="bvseo-question"> Can anyone tell me the difference between this and the 62g FMJ Polyformance besides price? They look identical to me. Which one has the best quality/accuracy/reliability ect? Thank you in advance! </h2> <div class="bvseo-question-detail"> </div> <div class="bvseo-author">Asked by: Brandon</div> <div class="bvseo-answer" data-answerid="2666394"> So this is not Polymer coated making it less reliable? <div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: Brandon</div> <div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2017-09-11</div> </div> </div> <div class="bvseo-question-answer" data-questionid="2293330"> <h2 class="bvseo-question"> Are these good to go for indoor ranges. Went to make sure these are non magnetic and no steel in bullet. Thanks </h2> <div class="bvseo-question-detail"> </div> <div class="bvseo-author">Asked by: Bret1183</div> <div class="bvseo-answer" data-answerid="2595678"> Thank you for your question. These bullet are lead core however the bullets have a bi-metal jacket that contain steel making them not able to be used at indoor ranges. <div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: Joe Product specialist</div> <div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2017-06-26</div> </div> </div> <div class="bvseo-question-answer" data-questionid="2009574"> <h2 class="bvseo-question"> Are these bullets boat-tail . </h2> <div class="bvseo-question-detail"> </div> <div class="bvseo-author">Asked by: j scott</div> <div class="bvseo-answer" data-answerid="2285078"> Thank you for your question. These rounds do not have boat tailed bullets. <div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: Joe Product specialist</div> <div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2016-11-26</div> </div> </div> <div class="bvseo-question-answer" data-questionid="1447423"> <h2 class="bvseo-question"> I just need to make sure these are lead bullets. </h2> <div class="bvseo-question-detail"> </div> <div class="bvseo-author">Asked by: rickyjoe</div> <div class="bvseo-answer" data-answerid="2099732"> This ammunition is lead core but it has a Bimetal jacket (copper and steel blend). As such it will attract a magnet and may not be usable at your outdoor range if they check your ammo using a magnet. <div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: Lowbux</div> <div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2016-05-25</div> </div> </div> <div class="bvseo-question-answer" data-questionid="1611127"> <h2 class="bvseo-question"> are these lead or steel core bullets </h2> <div class="bvseo-question-detail"> </div> <div class="bvseo-author">Asked by: ronnie</div> <div class="bvseo-answer" data-answerid="1889095"> Thank you for your question. This ammo has a lead core. <div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: Customer Service</div> <div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2015-11-03</div> </div> </div> <div class="bvseo-question-answer" data-questionid="1489965"> <h2 class="bvseo-question"> 500 rounds Wolf .223 Rem. 62 Grain FMJ Ammo made in russia or ukraine??? </h2> <div class="bvseo-question-detail"> </div> <div class="bvseo-author">Asked by: alex</div> <div class="bvseo-answer" data-answerid="1752514"> This is made in Russia. <div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: Customer Service</div> <div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2015-10-31</div> </div> </div></div><script type="text/javascript"> if (document.getElementById('bvseo-questionsSection')) { document.getElementById('bvseo-questionsSection').style.display = 'none'; }</script><!--end-questions--><ul id="BVSEO_meta" style="display:none!important"> <li data-bvseo="bvDateModified">y_2017, m_9, d_21, h_20CST</li> <li data-bvseo="ps">bvseo_bulk, prod_bvqa, vn_bulk_2.0.3</li> <li data-bvseo="cp">cp_1, bvpage1</li> <li data-bvseo="co">co_hasquestionsanswers, tq_6</li> <li data-bvseo="cf">loc_en_US, sid_228654, prod, sort_[SortEntry(order=LAST_APPROVED_ANSWER_SUBMISSION_TIME, direction=DESCENDING)]</li> <li data-bvseo="diagnostics">clientName_sportmansguide</li></ul><!--end-bvseo-questions--><!--BVSEO|dz:Main_Site-en_US|sdk:v1.0.7.0-n|msg:timer 31ms -->
