Wolf’s 115 grain FMJ bullets are just like this ammo’s cases, for that matter, because they have bimetal jackets. The bullet’s copper-washed exterior conceals its primarily steel jacket. That steel is too soft to cause significantly faster wear to the barrel, and it keeps the bullet from deforming during ignition or penetration of soft tissue. Most importantly, it makes the bullet magnetic.
But so much steel does make Wolf’s ammo super friendly to the old checking account, which is why it has so many fans. Even this ammo’s Berdan primers are a little more economical than the Boxer alternative, though they are just as non-corrosive!
Keith –
I think this is some really great ammo for the price and I've never had any problems firing it in any of my weapons I highly recommend it, and did I say the price is awesome
Holden on –
Ammo worked flawlessly did not have one missfire I highly recommend it, And the price is very very reasonable
Kenwabikise –
It was great in a Sig 320. No misfires and feed excellent. When needed, I will reorder it again.