Winchester White Box

[therealnickb]

I've shot a ton of it, and it shoots just fine. Sounds to me like you have a way over oiled/ greased firearm.

Excellent point. I do tend to run most of my guns wet. Wwb and pmc seem to run dirty.

Makes sense.

[jimster716]

124 9mm NATO? Love this stuff, good target ammo and it's a bit hot of a load. Groups are good but nothing like my defense rounds

[xxINKxx]

Shot it for years...seems about the same as all the other basic cost ammo. I will say that a couple boxes over the years have been a bit dirty as you mention...

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[mansysinatra]

A turd and a shart have the same ingredients, but one is a helluva lot more uncomfortable in your work trousers.

The aluminum Federal 9mm is around $9 for 50 rounds and is much cleaner than WWB.

[sbo80]

you can really see how dirty some are if you have a non-black gun. The nose of my FDE glock becomes Glock Gray at the end of a range session with the wwb. But I clean it, so I don't care. I also had light primer strikes when I changed out some springs, but only on the wwb, so back to stock it went.

[hambam105]

Their isn't anything wrong with WWB ammunition.

Using a decent iron sight stock Sig 210, with fifty rounds of wwb, in position shooting, can easily hold the 9 ring or better on a B-27 target at fifty yards, day in and day out.

For some reason, shooters who shoot at small targets at fifty yards for score on a regular basis complain the least about how dirty & inaccurate wwb is supposed to be. And those that find 50 yard pistol targets a challenge, and rarely do so for any reason with even less success, complain about wwb the most.

[Mr. Beretta]

I prefer federal 100 Rd pack over the wwb Walmart special but it isn't the end of the world. It's workablle.

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[VictorFranko]

WWB is good range ammo and usually at a good price.
Shot a ton of it in IDPA.

[VictorFranko]

WWB is good range ammo and usually at a good price.
Shot a ton of it in IDPA.

[VictorFranko]

Hiccup

[trackcage]

Kinda what I was thinking as well. Can't say I noticed or cared if WWB was any different or dirtier

[omega]

it's not the ammo it's the shooter

Their isn't anything wrong with WWB ammunition.

Using a decent iron sight stock Sig 210, with fifty rounds of wwb, in position shooting, can easily hold the 9 ring or better on a B-27 target at fifty yards, day in and day out.

For some reason, shooters who shoot at small targets at fifty yards for score on a regular basis complain the least about how dirty & inaccurate wwb is supposed to be. And those that find 50 yard pistol targets a challenge, and rarely do so for any reason with even less success, complain about wwb the most.

some people just dont like to admit it's shooter error or lack of training / skill

and always blame the ammo first, even though it could me themselves or the gun itself

[Dan_Eastvale]

I have WWB 7.62X39 from the late 80s and early 90's that I still use in my Chinese AK and SKSs..

I bought 1000s of rounds back then since they were the only cheaper non corrosive available back then..

Always function and have never had any slamfires.. I do, however, make sure the firing pins in the SKSs are free to move within their channels.

[Spyder]

I've shot dozens of thousands of rounds of it in many calibers before loading my own. Never had a problem I can remember.

[onelonehorseman]

I have also shot many thousands of rounds of WWB, mostly 45 acp, and a little 9mm.

I clean after every trip so build up has never been and issue for me.

Only problem I ever had was one Squib with a 45 ACP round. I heard it (sounded like primer fire only) and cleared it.