Tula .45 ammo - As good as Wolf?

[GB0]

I was able to find some Tula .45 on the web. I recently purchased Wolf and had a great experience with it, unfortunately I can't find Wolf for less than I can Tula ATM.

Does anyone know if Tula's steel case coating is as good as Wolf's? Anyone have good luck with Tula .45 otherwise? This for use with a 1911.

Thanks.

[PolishMike]

Tula is the plant that makes Wolf. Same stuff.

[Adrien]

I just bought some Wolf today to try for the first time--never shot steel case before.

Adrien

[coq]

I just bought some Wolf today to try for the first time--never shot steel case before.

Adrien

You won't notice much difference. Except, depending where you are, you maybe won't be so inclined to pick it up...it will just rust into the ground!

[Capt Jack]

I recently shot Brown Bear in my 9mm and was impressed. Aside from it being a bit smelly, i shot 50 rounds without a hitch and the group was decent enough for practice or stashing for a rainy day. I did have a bit more scrubbing than normal but nothing major when I cleaned it.

I can find that stuff for $95 per 500 nowadays

Oh, and as someone else stated Tula is the same as Wolf so go for it!

[justin_5585]

Does the steel cased pistol ammo leave the same junk in the chamber that the .223 does? The polymer lubricant that turns to glue and causes FTE's?

[Capt Jack]

Does the steel cased pistol ammo leave the same junk in the chamber that the .223 does? The polymer lubricant that turns to glue and causes FTE's?

I only shot 50 rounds of the Brown Bear which has the Lacquer coating, but I didn't have any failures. Then again, it was in a Ruger P94 which would probably shoot rounds made in the kyber pass without breaking a sweat!

[elSquid]

I bought a case of Tula from Palmetto. Ran a box through my XD45; no problems, worked fine. 950 more to go.

-- Michael