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My AR runs Brass, target and steel cased no problem. My 9 seems to like steel cased more than brass
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Had no issues with 9mm outside of that funky smell and a lil dirty. But in .45, my Sig magazines (not the world's greatest) tended to not like anything more than 6 rounds loaded in them for whatever reason."Hence it happened that all the armed prophets conquered, all the unarmed perished." - Niccolo MachiavelliComment
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in an s&w .40 and a ruger .45, switching to Tula from WWB and Rem UMC produced much better results. clean and oil your guns. if they still don't work, I don't know what to tell you. American eagle is good ammo, made by federal. Win white box and Rem umc are both garbage these days. trying both 40 and 45 in multiple pistols produced the same results. the .45s were as follows; Sig P220, Ruger p97dc, Springfield XD45. the .40s were; HK usp40compact, S&W sigma .40, and a Taurus/beretta, don't remember the model. with federal or tula ammo, none of these pistols, save for the 220, presented any failures to cycle or eject properly. they were also much cleaner. I also tried WWB in my .38/.357 and compared to the cheap armscor stuff, was much dirtier and less accurate. I know it's hard to get ammo for anything these days, but sometimes you have to be picky.Comment
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I never had a problem with tula or wolf ammo.Comment
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Very underpowered in handgun loads. Not worth the pennies you may save.
I don't have any issues using them in ARs. They are good as range ammo to have in the safe.*********************
WTS:
1. PW 800+ Hydro Multispeed (just the hydraulic unit that also works with Spolar press)
2. PW 800B converted to 800C (12 gauge) with lots of accessories and upgrades
3. Hornady 366 (12 gauge)
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I've never had a problem with Tula Ammo. I've shot their 9mm, .40S&W, .223 and .308win without issue. The Tula .308 I've shot was dead on accurate.
Guns used:
Glock 17 & 19
Glock 22
M&P15x
Rem SPS TacComment
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Tula is pretty damn clean. Cleaner than WWB. That funky smell you describe I have noticed with all Eastern Block/Soviet/Euro Ammo. S&B has the same strange and very unique ordure when fired. I have never had western ammo nor any of my reloaded powders have the same smell....but their exists also in the human heart a depraved taste for equality, which impels the weak to attempt to lower the powerful to their own level, and reduces men to prefer equality in slavery to inequality with freedom.Comment
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Ok, after reading all of this, I wanted to rule out any issues with my gun so I meticulously cleaned my Kimber Ultra Carry II (3.5" 1911), lightly polished the feed ramp, and gauged each of the remaining 50 rounds of Tulammo I had left in .45 to make sure nothing was out of the ordinary.
Seven of the 50 rounds wouldn't slide easily into the cartridge gauge, the rest fit well. Out of this 50 rounds, I only had 4 FTEs and one double feed, but I found something interesting when I brought the target back in. Almost every one of the TULA rounds looks like it was tumbling badly at the 25' distance I was shooting from. The only one that doesn't look appear to have been tumbling was the first round from mag 2. Yeah, I yanked it.
The green circle was just a test of some old .22lr ammo that I wanted to make sure cycled through my new Sig 1911/22. The yellow circles are from one mag of my own reloads I fired after drawing from concealed. Edit: Actually, it was a mag plus a few.
I started in the lower left and went right then up.

I think I'm going to avoid Tulammo from now on.Last edited by diveRN; 07-15-2013, 9:39 AM.
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it's not the ammo's fault.Comment
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Maybe you got a bad batch.... Its keyholing pretty bad dude
My experience with Tula/Wolf/BrownBear etc. has always been positive and consistant. My biggest gripe is that its dirty and the ranges dont allow it.
If I lived near the desert and if it wasnt cheaper to roll my own i would probably shoot nothing but Tula.
I buy Wolf and Tula primers by the boatload whenever i can find them as well.Comment
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Shot 160 rds of 223 two weeks ago with no problem on both ARssigpicComment
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