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Posted: 2/11/2016 11:24:28 AM EDT
| Out of all the Wolf 7.62x39 ammo available to us here in AR15.com which is the closet to military spec ammo. I want closet to the military spec stuff as I can get. |
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Out of all the Wolf 7.62x39 ammo available to us here in AR15.com which is the closet to military spec ammo. I want closet to the military spec stuff as I can get. Wolf sources their ammo from several different manufacturers. While it is built to spec, that doesn't mean that Wolf Military Classic 124g FMJ from lot #XXX is the same as Wolf Military Classic 124g FMJ from lot #XYY, or even Wolf Polyformance 124g FMJ from the same factory as WMC lot #XXX. If you want something closest to military ammo, go with the aforementioned Golden Tiger or actual military surplus like Yugo M67. |
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If you want something closest to military ammo, go with the aforementioned Golden Tiger or actual military surplus like Yugo M67. I'll +1 this, Yugo m67 is actual military surplus. Which is also corrosive. It's hot, it's accurate, and it's brass cased/copper jacketed. It's also drying up. Best steel commercial ammo is Golden Tiger IMHO. Only brand that uses a boattail projectile. And it's lacquered with a good primer & neck seal. After that anything out of the Barnaul factory (Brown/Silver Bear or Monarch). |
| I have tried various types of ammo over the years. Everything from Chicom surplus to Golden tiger. To be honest, i cant really tell a lot of difference as far accuracy is concerned. Wolf and Tula are a little dirtier than others, but thats about it. If you are wanting some to put back for a rainy day, Golden Tiger or some type with sealant and lacquered cases would be best. I recently ordered a case of the green box Wolf from Sg, but its mainly for storing. |
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