Palmetto Has Wolf 7.62x39 - 1000 for $279

[Nate74]

I don't have any place to shoot this locally but 1000 rounds for $279 is the best I've seen in a while. $18 for shipping.

http://palmettostatearmory.com/377.php

[Darklyte27]

nice, funny the front page says 279$ per 500 http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php

while your link is 279 for 1k

[cgseanp1]

nice, funny the front page says 279$ per 500 http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php

while your link is 279 for 1k

Front page definitely wrong.. they also have 500 rounds of wolf 223 for 139.. pretty good deal.

[Darklyte27]

pretty good deal for these times.. haha
not a good deal a few months ago!!
only if i told myself, 200$ or less for 1k is going to be a STEAL in these times..

[andybtruckin]

They also show Wolf .223 FMJ @ $139 /500 plus $12 shipping.

[Darklyte27]

ya but most people dont like to shoot steel case ammo in AR's, AKs are a different story, they eat just about anything.

[Nate74]

ya but most people dont like to shoot steel case ammo in AR's, AKs are a different story, they eat just about anything.

I've heard this for a while now. Most of the reading I've done seems to indicate that an AR can handle steel case ammo fine, it's just switching from the steel to the brass that seems to be an issue. Something to do with the coating on the steel casing.

A buddy of mine is getting close to 2000 rounds of wolf through his AR and he's seen no issues. Not sure if he has a chrome lined barrel or not though.

Anyway, hope this deal is helpful.

[cgseanp1]

I've heard this for a while now. Most of the reading I've done seems to indicate that an AR can handle steel case ammo fine, it's just switching from the steel to the brass that seems to be an issue. Something to do with the coating on the steel casing.

A buddy of mine is getting close to 2000 rounds of wolf through his AR and he's seen no issues. Not sure if he has a chrome lined barrel or not though.

Anyway, hope this deal is helpful.

I don't think there is anything wrong, or dangerous, about shooting wolf through an AR. Some people are just picky When you shoot the wolf, the steel case doesn't expand like brass does, so carbon(or something like that) gets back into the chamber area. Then if you shoot brass, when it expands, it gets stuck in that carbon build up and can cause issues when trying to extract. I think that's the way it works. Just have to clean your gun before switching to brass ammo.