Cheapest 9mm I could find, $165/1000, Wolf Military Classic FMJ, any good?

[kwansao]

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=8535&dir=18

Anyone used Wolf military classic in 9mm and what is your opinion of it? i know steel casing and berdan primers are not preferred. I have also heard that the wolf ammo is very dirty. But any first hand experience with this, and if so in what pistol/carbine?

thank you,

[damndave]

I have shot it through my Glocks and it cycled fine. When there are deals, you can still get FMJ for under $200 per 1k. For the little more money, I prefer others. 9mm is so inexpensive anyways.

I reload my own JHP now for about $0.10-0.11 each, so I haven't bought factory ammo in a while.

[epcii]

I've used it, and it works. Be prepared to clean your firearms a lot more.

[Cowboy T]

I tried some in the SR9. The gun ate 'em with no problem. Since I clean my guns anyway after a range session, I don't worry about "dirty" ammo. It was a little "dirtier", maybe, than the Federal or Blazer Brass from Wal-Mart, but it's not that bad.

Pay no more than $9.00/box for the Wolf (now TulAmmo or WPA) ammo, given Wal-Mart's prices of $12.00 for reloadable Federal rounds. Personally, I'd wait for the sales where you can get it for close to $8.00/box.

[jak77]

They are good for what they are, cheap plinking rounds. Dont expect phenomenal accuracy, and like one poster said, they run a little dirtier than most. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them, have before with zero problems.