Anybody have any experience with it. From what I can find is its from russia. At 15.00 for 50 rounds of .45 is cheap. Its pretty much the only thing that I can find still in stock a wally world. So if no one buys it it must suck right?
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It has recently surfaced at the local Wally in 9mm. I haven't bought any due to hearing bad reports on it. I think it's very similar to Wolf. Some guns will run on it fine others won't. I don't get much in the way of ammo selection around here. It's either wwb or AE. Recently Gander was clearing out a bunch of different stuff so I purchased about 300 rounds of various rounds including Fiiochi, RWS, Winchester Nato. Just to mix in some different stuff to see how my guns would run on it. Had no problems with any of that stuff in any of my guns.
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I don't touch the stuff. Two things you need to know about Tula ammo. First, the casing isn't brass, it's steel. After the pressure drops off, a brass cartridge will shrink slightly pulling away from the chamber walls. Steel doesn't. Makes for a difficult extraction. Hard on the action. And I've witnessed more than a few shooters putting a cleaning rod down the barrel and hitting it with a hammer trying to drive a stuck casing out of the chamber. The other thing is the bullet jacket. This is not copper as with most bullets. It is a copper/steel alloy. They put just enough copper in it to give it the color, but it's essentially steel. Steel doesn't want to push into the rifling very easily. Raises pressure and increases wear on the barrel. Also makes the gun run hotter. And, as if that isn't enough, it's dirty ammo. Plan on giving your gun a good cleaning if you use it.
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I save russian ammo for russian guns or variants there of.
Oh and that Wolf ammo is the pits. Wouldn't shoot it in any gun.Tom
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My indoor range checks all ammo carried in and if uncertain, will put a magnet to it testing for steel. Based on this thread, I suspect mine and other ranges will not allow it. I thought of this when a respected member here "bought some ammo" like a few pallets of ammo. Be my luck to do that and face restrictions.•"Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end." - O. L.
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Just about the worse ammo I have encountered. Used the 9mm in my Ruger and had nothing but problems. Not only did it not seat well, it didn't eject well when it fired and it left my gun a mess. I mean it took over two hours to get all the crud off. I would let Wally World keep it.
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I just ran about 100 rounds out of my PM9 for a qualification course. Ran flawless. Not a single issue. I also run it in my ar-15 for cost savings. Can't beat the prices and haven't had a single failure. Am I just a lucky one? If the ammo didn't work, how could they still be selling it and have it not in stock on cheaperthandirt half the time?
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I shot 200+ rounds through a RIA 1911 .45 with ZERO problems. It was less than $14 a box shipped online so I bought 500 rounds.
They did have a bad batch about a year ago but I have had no problems in .45. Ordered 1 box of 9mm and may regret it. I'll post if it's bad stuff.The only thing better than having all the guns and ammo you'd ever need would be being able to shoot it all off the back porch.
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