WOLF WPA MILITARY CLASSIC

[M3thodBombZ]

Okay, so here it is. I just bought 1k rounds of this stuff for my AR after reading tons of reviews. About 85-90% of people say they have no problems, if little when gassing this s*** through their guns. My brother runs both a 11.5 Young Mfg Upper, and a 20in BCM upper. Both eat it like the cookie monster. I'm running a 14.5 Adams Arms TAC EVO upper and have yet to test the waters. Any chance someone can give me a personal experience perhaps with the same manufacturer as one such as myself? Thanks Calgunners

[TheExiled]

All I can tell you is its dirty, I roll my own so don't worry about it anymore. Next time, try a smaller amount before taking the plunge on 1000

[M3thodBombZ]

All I can tell you is its dirty, I roll my own so don't worry about it anymore. Next time, try a smaller amount before taking the plunge on 1000

True story my friend

[gemini1]

Well, were not in a war zone, so plenty of time to clean the rifle after range day. I've run 500 rounds on my 16" middy and all went bang with no issues.
Just an FYI, on Tula ammo, not sure if was just a bad lot, I bought two 500 round box on separate occasions from Miwall at a gun show. No problem on one box, but had two FTE on the other.

[Cheep]

Just burn it like it was given to you!

[hollowpoint67]

I run mostly steel case ammo due to ammo costs.

14.5 Colt Carbine, standard buffer - Didn't cycle
14.5 DD Midlength, standard buffer - Loves it, no problems.
20" FN Rifle length - Loves it, no problems
14.5 DD Midlength cut down to 12.1" with opened up gas port - No problems

I have a friend of mine that runs Tula out of a carbine length with no issues, so I cant really say as to why my Colt carbine didnt.

[fishnbeer]

18" piston system feeds & fires great. not the most accurate stuff out there but i havent had a problem yet

[ExtremeX]

I used to use Wolf WPA but I haven’t bought it in a while. Last gun show it was more than $4/20 so I just passed on it.

Not the most accurate ammo I’ve used, but the POI is close enough to use when training at 100-200 meters with my ACOG shooting steel when compared to M855.

I had a few bad rounds out of the bunch that failed to fire…

I would keep buying it but I started reloading not too long ago… so I usually buy brass cases ammo just to have something to reload.