View Full Version : Is $0.17/rd a good price for .45ACP?
virulosity
02-08-2007, 07:02 PM
I found a deal online for wolf FMJ and am thinking about buying it. I went to my local wallmart today and to my astonishment it was $33 for 100rds of Remington UMC! I think I may start shooting russian ammo.
ns3v3n
02-08-2007, 07:27 PM
is that wolf ammo corrosive?
EricCartmann
02-08-2007, 07:32 PM
My Sig P220 eats wolf like it ain't no thing and it begs for more.
virulosity
02-08-2007, 07:47 PM
From what wolf claims and what I have heard the newer wolf stuff is not corrosive.
aca72
02-08-2007, 08:17 PM
Why not? If your pistol can gobble them with out any issues, go for it. $0.17/rd is hard to beat for a .45 ACP.
The downside: Steel cased ammo may be hard on the extractor and some indoor shooting ranges don't allow it.
I may also head the same road using Wolf Ammo if Walmart ammo becomes unreasonably expensive.
PLINK
02-08-2007, 11:19 PM
That is pretty good price. I am currently reloading .45 ACP at .11 cents a round ($106.50 for 1000) (Lasercast LRN, Universal Clays powder, Winchester primers).
I just started reloading. I know I can get cheaper bullets that will bring the cost down a little more.
Franksremote
02-08-2007, 11:23 PM
Why not? If your pistol can gobble them with out any issues, go for it. $0.17/rd is hard to beat for a .45 ACP.
The downside: Steel cased ammo may be hard on the extractor and some indoor shooting ranges don't allow it.
I may also head the same road using Wolf Ammo if Walmart ammo becomes unreasonably expensive.
Yup, TMW just told me today that they no longer allow steel cased ammo. :(
aca72
02-09-2007, 08:14 AM
Yup, TMW just told me today that they no longer allow steel cased ammo. :(
That sucks! Try Los Altos Rod and Gun Club. Last time I was there I shot 1K of Wolf ammo.
http://www.losaltosrodandgunclub.com/
timmy8151
02-09-2007, 08:16 AM
Yup, TMW just told me today that they no longer allow steel cased ammo. :(
The only reason ranges don't allow steel cased ammo is because they have to sift through it when collect the on the range.
Franksremote
02-09-2007, 08:23 AM
That sucks! Try Los Altos Rod and Gun Club. Last time I was there I shot 1K of Wolf ammo.
http://www.losaltosrodandgunclub.com/
Love that place! Can't beat $5 worth of water from the Safeway down the hill for targets :D
The only reason ranges don't allow steel cased ammo is because they have to sift through it when collect the on the range.
+1 I try not to leave them any to collect ;) and would leave the steel cases behind too :rolleyes:
gotammo
02-09-2007, 08:26 AM
Seems kinda like a silly reason to inconvenience customers like that. All you'd need to sort out the steel cases is a big magnet!
IMHO reloading is the only way to fly.
xdpackin
02-14-2007, 04:40 PM
I like to reload - $120-$130 for .45 ACP with plated bullets... I also have a source for winchester FMJ like they use in the WWB for $86 per 1000 bullets.... that is a smokin deal for real FMJ rounds!
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