Took these out to shoot prairie dogs and they worked very good. Didn't have a single jam out of 300+ rounds. Was really surprised how accurate they were out to 250+ yrds out of an AR-15 with a 16 inch barrel.

I fired about 200 rds with my brand new bushmaster XM15-E25 and had 0 problems. I did put a few drops of mil-spec on my bolt before I began and I have Plastic/Polymer mags, that might have made the diference. I did not think it was any dirtier than military issue ammo.

a friend gave me a few boxes of this when i first got my bushmaster patrolman's m-4. the first and only time i have shot this ammo, the spent casing lodged in the barrel. i have heard several people tell me to never use steel-cased ammo in an ar, while others say that it was just because the rifle was new. i have purchased wolf ammo for my ak and it functioned flawlessly. this ammo did not work in my rifle and do not recommend anyone else with a new ar to use it.

I shoot approx 200-250 rounds of this each visit to the range. It is definitely dirtier than anything else i shoot but i've been told that's because the steel casing doesn't expand like brass etc etc. Other than a quick cleaning (or a quick blast with gun blast) i see no problems for plinking. I'm old school and use grease where the gun tells me it needs it (any shiny spots) and oil everything else and i don't have the problems so many others do on the range.

About every fifth round would jam. My magazines are good and my Bushmaster M-4 works properly. Any other ammo works just fine in my rifle and magazines. Not accurate out past a hundred yards, and extremely dirty. I should have known better than to buy .223 rounds for this price. I will never buy this ammo again and will spend the extra money for Lake City or pretty much any other ammo. You get what you pay for and you don't pay much for this crap.

I shot 120 rounds of this ammo through my FN FS2000. It functioned flawlessly. If you like to do a lot of shooting this is a great value. I think I am going to order 1000 more rounds.

I shot 120 rounds of this ammo through my FN FS2000. It functioned flawlessly. If you like to do a lot of shooting this is a great value. I think I am going to order 1000 more rounds.

i shot this ammo out of my savage and for the price it is excellent to just shoot but for sighting in or hunting DONT use it. at 100 yrds it throws the bullet and will not ever group. Out of the ten boxes i had it never misfired or had feeding problems tho. i bought special hand loads at the local gun show and it was a world of diffrence. it burns dirty but for a semi auto it would be the ammo of choice as for bolt actions its a def. not

Shoot the crap out of it in my DPMS M4 and my RRA 7.5" pistol without a hitch in either one. Interesting how some people have so many problems and others have none. I think it's gun related not ammo related.

I took this stuff out to the desert. I had no problems. I had a AR-15 with a Les Baer Bolt&Carrier. Keep it oiled and you will have no problems. I was Shooting clay pigeons on rocks from 75 yards away. One of them I put a hole right through the middle but did not break the clay pigeon. Anwsome

I purchased 2 boxes of Wolf, and I am very glad that I did not buy any more. This ammo is terrible. Nearly every third shot was a miss fire. My reccomendation is to never buy Wolf.

When a friend past away I was given his brand new Mini-14, Ranch Rifle and 500 rounds of Wolf .223. I was warned that "only use that c**p if you have nothing else". Well after running thru several hundred rounds of much more expensive ammo. I thought I'd give the Wolf a try. Fired at least 250 rounds of orginal batch and other then a very fowl oder if functioned fine. Never a miss feed, as far as accuracy goes, let's just say it'd do the job! I have since found out the older Wolf ammo had a different water proof coating and this caused a lot of the FTF and stove pipes. Great ammo for a great price.

I have a Mini-14 and it chews through this ammo like a hungry lion at dinner time! I have shot close to 500 rounds of this ammo and NOT ONE miss fire or failure to eject! and as far as you prima donnas out there complaining about how inaccurate this ammo is, CLEAN YOUR GUN! yeah this ammo is a bit dirty but if you keep a clean gun you will have no problems! I will buy this ammo again, and again!

I shoot a lot of wolf ammo in my Bushmaster AR 15. It shoots fine and is loaded with the long powder rather than round powder which gives it a good burn ratio.I am quite pleased with its capability . However,because of the corrosion preventitive on the outside of the casing burning off in the chamber ,it will cause a residue buildup in the chamber and ,if not cleaned properly with a chamber brush, can cause a spent casing jam. Clean your weapon properly after every shooting session and the ammo will work fine.

I fired 700 rounds out of my new Bushmaster. The first 200 was high grade brass ammo and the last 500 was the this wolf ammo. out of the 500 only 3 did not fire. The gun was dirty from the day before and that was the time of the 3 FTF. I guess cleaning the rifle helps, but this ammo is dirty and makes cleaning a pain in the butt.

I have 2 AR's. My match-grade barrel does not like steel case ammo. Have had a couple of failure to ejects that I could not clear in the field. My other AR, other than fouling and being gaseous when firing, seems to do OK. Its more annoying than anything, but its hard to beat the price.

from AR-15 at 100m, i have group of 10 within a 3 inches circle. how much more can we ask for at price like this.

had several problems. i have an h&r ultra single shot and sometimes the bullets would get stuck. i noticed on several that the case split at the end. maybe a bad batch but 50 out of 100 rounds is bad. they do shoot pretty straight but black hills ammo is way better and still cheap. with my nice burris scope i can shoot 6 inch groups at 400 yards which is almost unheard of. if it works good for you thats great but if it doesn't i'd try black hills ammo. for fifteen bucks you can get fifty rounds.

put about 100 rounds through my new DPMS AP4 with no problems at all. It fed as well as the brass cased ammo.

This ammo would not eject or feed in my DPMS AR15 I had a total of 5 rounds out of 60 feed as intended. I will never purchase this ammo for an Semi auto again . I did give it a one as every round did fire so long as I chambered each round. I suspect low ignition pressures and gumming of the the sealer sprayed on the cases to be the problem.

I own 4 AR15s and have bought around 10 thousand rounds. Ive put about 3 thousand rounds through my Colt Match HBar and several hundred through my Bushmasters.We have been using wolf for around 8 years and have had no problems so far. This goes for not only 223 but 9mm 40 and 45auto.

I believe the chamber throat on a Ruger Compact M-77 is too short for this ammo. I could not close the bolt and there were rifling marks on the bullet after removing it. Caution using this in a bolt gun this condition may give excessive pressure or leave a bullet lodged in the barrel. I dont know what chamber is in the M-77 .223rem 5.56nato or Wildey. The chamber throat is obviously too short for Wolf 55gr HP.

This ammo is OUTSTANDING in performance a well as cost. Only thing is that i think im going to move up to 62 Grain, i like the little heavier load.

This ammo went 180 rounds before I had 1 malfunction...and that was just a simple Failure to Eject. Good stuff, just need to clean your rifle afterward

As for the Wolf ammo review, it is great stuff. I have shot 1000s of rounds of it in .223 and 7.62x39 over the years.

Fired some of this and the Wolf FMJ ammo the other day in my brand new never been fired b4 Bushmaster XM15E2S M4A3 and NOT one problem. As for being dirty, ALL ammo is dirty regardless what brand you use....

I've only fired 50 or so rounds through my dpms ar15 but have had absolutely no problems while using this ammo. i bought the rifle brand new and fired wolf straight out of the box and it worked just fine.

I have purchased several boxes of this 55 grain HP Wolf ammo and it states it's brass jacketed. Well, I took a magnet and checked it - guess what - IT AIN'T!! The magnet stuck to the Hollow Point end of the projectile which tells me it does have steel in it and thus makes it steel jacket or so it appears. Many times I've run across these claims and found out later they were not what the said, but this ammo soes shoot great and I will continue to shoot it. but I will have to be careful if I get the chance to put steel on steel for this round will damage a steel target. Have a great shoot and just check the rounds to make sure you don't make a problem for yourself.

I have shot over 5000 rounds of wolf .223 ammo out of my CMMG AR15 at the range. Its dirty ammo, but an AR takes a crap where it eats dinner so dirty ammo will foul up even more, but even then I have had minimal problems. I have 1 magazine that wont feed the last two rounds (magazine problem), about 1 misfire out of every 750 or so rounds, and if I shoot 500 rounds (I usually go through 500 a trip to the range in this gun) I have a jam around the 500th round that requires me to break the gun down and pop the case out of the chamber. I then had a buddy put an extractor kit inside the bolt carrier and have not had the problem since. I should probably clean the gun after 250 rounds but meh, I enjoy unloading mag after mag after mag...cheaply! Very good ammo for the price. Would not use for home defense.

I have used Wolf before in .40 Cal. and it was great. I have now used Wolf in 55 Grain Soft Point and now Hollow Point and it is the best ammo ever. I've looked at others but for the price ya can't beat this ammo and if ya do, well ya ain't gonna have the accuracy. I've been shooting an Armalite AR M-15 with a 16" barrel of which I am very well pleased with. This ammo is great and well worth the price, if ya don't reload.

I have put at least 100 rounds of .223 [55gr. hollow point] thru my S&W AR-15. No hitches, no glitches, no problems. As this gun is eguipped with iron sights only, I've not fired it for grouping at anything past 50 yds., but it shoots where I point it.

wow... how you can badmouth this ammo is beyond me. sure, its not as good as the black hills i usually shoot, and nowhere near as good as my handloads, but for a days worth of ammo for plinking, you can beat it. i have a ar-15 with 20" barrel, and im shooting 4 inch groups at 375 yards with this ammo. can beat it. and for those who say it jams, try buying some better magazines. ive never had a problem with this ammo. ill keep using it.

I have shot about 2000 rounds of this ammo and I have NEVER had a jam or malfunction. I have noticed that my rifle is dirtier after shooting this ammo than Remington of Federal, but I'm cleaning my rifle after each time anyway, so it doesn't really bother me. I have shot this out of both Bushmaster AR-15 and Rock River Arms M4 with 0 problems. For plinking or shooting at the range I would recommend it. They used to put a waxy cover on the shells, but I haven't notice that lately. For those that are having jamming problems, I might suggest you take a look at your cleaning process or double check your feed ramps for any burs, etc. I wouldn't use this for duty ammo, but for target and recreation shooting I'd highly recommend it.

I ran forty rounds of this ammo through my Rock River Tactical Carbine a month or so ago.Not a single misfire or glitch.Yeah,WOLF ammo tends to be on the dirty side,but if you Keep Your Weapon Clean and properly lubricated,you should,by doing that,reduce your problems to almost nothing.Good ammo ,great price.I bought 500 rounds in November and plan to buy more.

Compared with some CHEAPER brass that I shot the same day it did not compare. The Brass ammo was much better. Out of the first 20 rounds 10 were malfunctions and I had one that failed to extract. During cleaning the gun, parts were dirtier than usual. I have a DPMS A2 20" Classic and according to sources I should put another 300 to 400 rounds of brass through my gun and try the steel ammo again. WE SHALL SEE.

I will say that Wolf can be dirty and smokey but its always fired and hit the spot! I will also say to those who have a Mini 14, a LOT of after market mags do not function well some will not even seat and I found its the mag NOT the ammo most of the time! To all, safe shooting. God Bless the USA

I've bought 500 rounds of this and so far I'm getting under 2 inch groups at 50 using iron sights. I have a double star light weight tactical kit gun I assembled. The key to any AR-15 shooting this stuff as well as cheap milspec ammo is you gotta keep them clean and lubed. I only use cheap ammo in this one and wolf out shoots lake city, rem umc, and others in the cheaper price range. Out of the 500 rounds I had 1 failure to fire. If you want ammo for plinking I highly recommend this ammo.

I have bought wolf ammo for pistols and rifles and have never had a problem other than the build-up. Not really a problem, just needs a little more cleaning afterward. I have put approx 700-800 rounds through my Rock River Entry Tac and have had maybe 2 or 3 jams. Never a stovepipe. Accuracy is not like bench loaded rounds, but hey, at this price its good. Use mine for shooting hogs and such in heavy brush. Has never failed me yet. I guess I just keep my gun clean and lubed and mags clean and every thing will work fine.

The local indoor range requires the use of this ammo. i have never had a fail to feed/fire/eject anything using this. i have run approximately 400 rounds down my Rock River Arms AR-15 carbine. The only thing that sucks about this ammo is the red buildup you get on the extractor face. This is very unimportant because it comes off easily with Hoppes #9 or break-free CLP (powder solvents). i think the price is great and you definitely are getting more than your monies' worth @ this price. To all the guys claiming this ammo is no good, I KNOW you are mistaken. I have bought this ammo from the range, from this website, and several gun stores in the area. i have NEVER had a problem and I use several different mags. iI suggest you try using a decent brand of rifle (not a Bushmaster!) or at least keeping your rifle clean. After 200 rounds or so you should clean the rifle. also, if you are NOT going to use the rifle for an extended period after you shoot it, you should clean it. the Ar-15 is probably the easiest rifle EVER to take apart and clean. At the very least clean the barrel, bolt, and gas tube. I remove the extractor and the buffer spring and clean those areas thoroughly also. I usually clean it after 2 or 3 trips to the range (60 or so rounds per trip). Check out youtube.com if you are unfamiliar with the cleaning process. Field stripping videos are available there. You need no tools to field strip the entire bolt carrier group, just a bullet and some fingernails.

Great, cheap ammo. Works just fine just rather dirty. I put 40 rounds through my Bushmaster modular carbine and inspected after 5, 10, 20, then 40 rounds. I noticed that the red primer stuff gummed up my bolt way too much for only 40 rounds so I won't be buying more unless it is for a bolt action. (No one likes replacing ejectors.) Happy with accuracy and decent expansion @ 120yds.

I'm a combat vet, and i have had more jams with military issue ammo than with my wolf ammo. I shoot a Kel-tec SU-16, and have never had a jam or misfire yet. I use this ammo for target and big game hunting, no worries. I use both wolf 55gr hp's and sp's, shooting @ 1 inch patterns @ 100yds. So to the ones who have problems, sometime guns can be like a good woman, picky about what they want.

i've put about 1500 rounds of wolf through my rock river entry tactical. when i first got it, it jammed and stovepiped and did everything else. a friend of mine was shooting the same batch and didnt have any problems. after a couple hundred rounds things started to look better. it is a good round for just going to the range also look at the price. just remember you get what you pay for.

I agree with other reviews that a CLEAN gun is the #1 Key to great shooting, however don't blame the ammo for all problems. My .223 is an H & R SB2 single shot. I also shoot a .280 Rem. and a .22 Hornet from the same Stock, Frame & Forend. All three digest any ammo I feed them, and trust me, they have never been hungry. I also agree, that if you are on the "hunt of your dreams" or need self defense, choose a better quality product, but again, you only need one shot. If you just wanna' bust caps and have fun, concedering the price and quality, Wolf is hard to beat for that purpose. I'll buy more Wolf!!!

Bought a few boxes of .223 Wolf ammo to plink with recently, through the Ruger Ranch Rifle. Stuff worked just fine with the factory 5-round mag, but I encountered some problems with my 30-round aftermarket mags. One of the 30-rounders would perform just fine, no flaws, but two of 'em wouldn't allow the Wolf ammo into the mag- the bullets were a smidge too long. Of course, it's the aftermarket mag (which works just fine with every other brand I've shot through them); the factory five-rounder chowed through the Wolf without problems. Overall, I'da given the Wolf "five bullets" were it not for the size problem with my aftermarket mags. Considering the many positive reviews elsewhere in this listing, however- I'll buy Wolf again, and invest in better aftermarket mags. HARV

Wouldn't finish a 10 round magazine in my PLR-16 without stovepiping on a empty, failed to extract, case. Gun is well maintainted, cleaned and oiled. Runs lake city like a top. Wouldn't ever buy this again. I like my extractors too much and don't want to have to replace them on a regular basis.

I Own A Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Model. Wolf Ammo Is What I Shoot 99 % Of The Time. I Have Never Experience Any Jams Or Misfires With This Ammunition. Like Previous Review Say - It Does Leave A Little More Powder Residue In Your Gun Barrel But Hey ! Look At The Great Price You Pay. And Always Clean Your Firearms After Every Use Anyway. All Firearms Are Different And Function In Different Ways Depending On The Type Of Ammo You Use. My Ruger .308 Shoots Off Brand Ammo Better That High Priced Popular Ammo. My Advice Is To Use What Works Best In You Gun.

I agree with everyword Brad and Rhoda commented below, all my weapons are in the same grouping as he mentions, and if you take care of your guns and take a lil time to clean wolf ammo is great. Its not no Hornady vmax or anything of that nature, but when u wanna just pray and spray a forrest down, can not beat this stuff.

first couple boxes seemed good, but on 3rd box ammo seemed to make my gun into a single action, cleaned gun and mags, but made no difference, next box fired fine though, wouldn't recomend for home defense

I am on my second case of Wolf 223 and every round has fired with no problem from my bushmaster AR15 M4. I also clean my AR15 after every trip to the range.

You cant beat this ammo for the price. I ordered 12 boxes & my Mini-Ruger 14 loved them. All 240 rounds worked just fine. Only problem I had was with 2 of my $10 20rd mags >--- the last 3-4 rds would not chamber correctly, BUT this was not the bullets fault...something wrong w/the mags. HIGHLY recommend this ammo at least for target practice - you cant go wrong. I suspect any problems would be user, gun or mag error >--- the ammo is just fine & I will be ordering much more asap!

Could not get this ammo to work in my S&W MP-15. Effectively reduced my semi-auto to a bolt action rifle, had to clear and charge every round. I stopped trying to use up the ammo after it jammed my bolt forward and I could not clear the rifle in the field. I believe the steel casing and the heavy fouling left behind after firing each round led to the rifle not feeding properly. I've since used only brass ammo by another manufacturer and haven't had a malfunction since.

I have not bought any Wolf from CTD YET! I have, however, used Wolf in my Bushmaster AR, Glock 22, and my Chinese SKS. Wolf did use a Green case with some kind of lacquer on it. That was dirty and I had a few rounds stick in my AR. That was then, now with this new Gray case I have had no problems AT ALL! Yes you should clean your guns when you are done. That is responsible gun ownership. I recommend a higher quality ammunition if you plan, and you should, to use your gun for personal protection and/or home defense but using this stuff at the range is a smart choice. Also spend the money you save to get some quality mags not the cheep ones. They will last you longer and preform better so you can shoot more Wolf and trust that in the time of need you gun will not let you down due to a faulty mag. I had some cheep mags (to save money to buy the expensive ammo) they did not work.

All my weapons are military grade; hence, they will eat anything i feed them; like the were made too. Most problems are user error. Wolf ammo is a bit dirtier than others, but, look at the price difference. When i shoot, I clean my guns (ALWAYS) and it is part of the fun. I love the smell of gun cleaners & oils...and napalm. (In the A.M., P.M.) People are basically lazy and stupid. And always complain. There is absolutely nothing wrong with Wolf ammo......just user error!!!

I have shot several hundred rounds of Wolf through my DPMS and OA AR-15's with both 30 RD clips and 90 round drums. I have experienced few problems. BUT common sense tells use to keep our guns clean, oiled and ready for use at the drop of a hat. If not might-as-well carry a sharp stick!

So, i bought two boxes of wolf although everyone told me not to, and well they were right. I was shooting it through a Bushmaster M17s every round jammed... The gun was a single shot... tried different mags to see if that was it and it wasn't. I cleaned the gun again and tried it and it still jammed. I would not recommend buying this ammo for any semi-auto M4 or M17s. Might be good for a single shot rifle. Like everyone else says, spend more money and buy good ammo, the guns deserve it.

I’ve been shooting Wolf ammo (grey and green jackets) for the past 9 years without any problems. As several folks stated – most of the time jamming issues are due to magazines or the rifle being dirty in the first place. This is good budget ammo, even if the build-up residue is higher than in higher-priced rounds. This is good practice ammo for a gun range. As far as combat and home defense go, don’t be cheap and buy higher-end rounds.

Very dirty, my M4 is cleaned everytime I shoot it spotless and this ammo has been the dirtiest ammo yet, so If you buy this ammo make sure you to clean your gun ATLEAST every 500 rounds or it will start jamming, Just an FYI but like the other guys said "good budget ammo" as long as you have time to take off work and clean your guns! HAHA

I understand why they call it dirty ammo now. The coating rubs right off and gets on your fingers. I imagine it deposits it while you fire it as well. If you are on a budget, then this is the best to get. If not, stick with brass.

To the guy that said his AR jammed everytime. OIL YOUR BOLT CARRIER. I have shot 1000's of these rounds out of my bushmaster without any problems at all unless your gun is dirty their has been no problem with this ammo.

I had to get another mag for the bushmaster. Rounds loaded flawlessly after using new mag. I guess Bushmaster mags don't want to work for this ammo. For being dirty I don't see it. I haven't had any build up. All rounds have fired no duds. Shoot straight.

The Wolf ammo and the Silver Bear are both dirty ammo but with both my Bushmasters M4 I have fired 1000rds of the Wolf and 2000rds of the Silver Bear and have not had any problems. Not 1 miss fire or jam. I compaired the patterns that I was shooting with Winchester ammo and lost just under 1/2" off my pattern @ 150yds and that was after shooting 200rds of Winchester ammo and 700rds of Silver Bear and 200rds of Wolf. I never stopped to clean anything. In one day we shot 2000rds of Wolf and 2000rds of Silver Bear non stop and still NO miss fires or jams. I wish American made ammo was cheaper but since it isn't these are working great for me. hope that helps. John

Some people are confusing this with the green laquered stuff. Apparently Wolf is sporting this, gray non-laquered and the green laquered (classic). I spent over 1,000 rounds at a 2 day AR training. I got some flak about shooting the cheap stuff but my rifle operated flawlessly with this Wolf. At 200 yards I was targeting better than most. At one point, the instructor noticed that this was not the messy laquer ammo and gave it the thumbs up. *As far at the "one shot rifle" guy, sounds like a magazine issue, not an ammo problem.

This is a good product the reason people get a lot of jams is bad mags so having a cheap mag will cause a lot of problems the rounds are really good.

i'v shot 100 rds in my colt AR with no problem. don't no bout a bushmaster

i have put over 600rds through my M4 with out a misfire or jam . it is a little durtyer than other ammo . but if you clean your weapon after every trip to the range i dont see the problem . i put about 500rds before i cleaned my M4 .

I have shot many rounds through both my Ruger Mini 14 and my Bushmaster AR15 and have had no problem. May by a tad dirtier but as long as you clean your gun every so often there fine especially for price. BUY WOLF AMMO!!!

I bough 10 boxes for Bushmaster AR-15. Jammed EVERY SHOT! It turned the gun into single shot rifle. At first, I thought it might be the rifle, so I cleaned the gun and gas tube. It didn't change anything. I didn't read the reviews before i bought it. I just saw the overall rating. Glad most of the buyers had good results but, in my opinion, this is NOT GOOD FOR AR SHOOTERS.

My DPMS has eaten 500 rds. of this stuff w/o a failure of any type. 50 mtr groups of 3/4 inche. Not great but this isn't match ammo either. For the price you CANNOT beat it. It goes bang when you pull the trigger and hits where you aim. It's a little dirty but nothing horrid. This ammo is great for plinking or stock piling. If bad becomes worse.... a 6" group is better than having nothing to group with at all!!!!!

This ammo works just fine . Dont listen to the AR boys their gun just sucks the ammo doesn't . Not one problem . This stuff flies through even with a dirty gun .

I've gone through about 500rnds of Wolf on my Rock River Arms carbine and have not had a single problem or misfire. My Vector Arms V53 (MP5 clone) on the other hand, will not even FIRE these rounds, they end up with a very light primer strike for some weird reason. Creates a dangerous situation. DO NOT USE ON YOUR VECTOR!

i bought 6 boxes of 20 for my bushmaster ar15 and 3 them came out defective thre're not to good ... better spend abit more and get something good

bought 400 rounds for new ar that shot 2 other brands great but wont load a second shot! like owning a single shot ar15. wow how much fun bang recock,bang;recock

Thanks again for the great delivery, very fast shipping and very reliable ammo. Definitly will purchase this ammo at a later time. Thanks again

Bought this ammo to function test the AR's that I build. First 12 rounds worked well, but then the coating used on the cartridge started acting as a glue and bonded with the inside of the chamber so that the rounds would not eject. On some of the casings, the feed lip was torn off and I had to replace 5 extractors on 3 different carbines. I used up the rest of my stock on Ruger Mini 14's with only a few failures, and they worked like a charm on bolt actions (only 1 failure) but I would not recommend using on AR's.

This ammo is okay, it is a bit dirty, not horrible. Accuracy is pretty good, definitely worth the price...

The absolute best for the money.

I bought 1000 rounds of this for my Bushmaster and my friends Mini Ranch. Neither gun had one problem from any magazine. I myself have been using cheap surplus magazines in my AR and did not have one problem with a jam, stovepipe, or feed. I will definitely be buying more of this ammunition to go plinking with. The accuracy was not even that bad. I was consistently hitting orange clay throwing targets on a stand at 100 yards. Any misses that I did have were just because I was goofing around. The cleaning of my AR was not that bad either. After running 600 rounds of the Wolf and 300 rounds of Lake City through the gun I had no problem cleaning the chamber face, the bolt, or the gas tube. As someone who likes to shoot a lot for fun with friends I highly recommend it.

I have used this ammo and the Wolf Classic Military Ammo (I could see no difference except in packaging) both functioned flawlessley in my Mini-14 Ranch Rifle as well as my friend's Mini-14 Law Enforcement Rifle. Not bad on accuracy, probably more accurate than either rifle.

Great ammo, great price, great value!

I have used wolf ammo for the past five years. I have a mini-14 and probably have fired about a thousand rounds. I have never had a misfire or jam yet.Me and my two brothers all have a mini-14 and about every two months, we go back in the pasture and just cut loose. We all use wolf .223 and usually fire 200-300 rounds at a time. None of us have ever had a problem. For the price this is good ammo

I got 1000 rounds of this ammo simply because it was the cheapest on the market, I own a Ruger Mini 14 and an Armalite AR 15. Most of my friends and I all own either one of those or the semiautomatic AK 47, I have no knowledge of hunting with these rounds because my guns are all for the purpose of home defense, therefore I cannot tell you if this round will be great in hunting or very long shots. This round is great for any shot from 5-100 yards, and in every every gun i have shot it in, it has performed satisfactorily. Me and my friends usually practice with our semiautomatic assault rifles at public "free" shooting ranges and the targets are 25 or 100 yards, and we put up targets that are of a life size human from the waist up and shoot at it standing with no scope or rest to aid in accuracy. With that said, all of us can hit a human target in the head or upper chest about 97% of our shots. Essentially this round is perfect for those shooters with only one or two guns and very little money to spend on ammo, and those with a need for home defense, such as inner city young adults, old people with only a pension or social security as income, andothers who have an assault rifle but a small ammo budget. I recommend this to anyone who doesnt have the money to buy the same caliber ammo at 5 times the price.

I bought these ammo to try out since its so cheap. I've heard alot of people say these ammo are not good and they give alot of firearms FTE and stove pipes. I wanted to revie it for myself and I got it. Its a excellent ammo. The recoil on it isnt alot. I compared the ammo with my practice rounds (remington fmj 55grn) the results were nice, grouping is excellent for a off hand shot.

I purchased this product because of the very low price for kicking around in the field after squirrels, priarie dogs and other small pests. I knew it was not reloadable and thought it would be a dirty shooter as well. I was surprised to see how well this round actually worked in my semi-auto and it wasn't that dirty. The only draw back was the fact that it couldn't be reloaded but at this price why reload for varment rounds and plinking? Great value. I see it has caught on as it is not available right now!!!!!!!!

Our group of guys currently 6 of us use the Wolf 223 55 grain hollow points and we love them. Yes the group at one hundred yards is only about as tight as a silver dollar but how much better do you need it. At this time we currently have shot 131 coyotes in SE Minnesota and for our area thats pretty good. We experience very few jams and missfires.Thanks for the quality ammo.

I have run about 400 rounds through my Olympic Arms AR-15. Not a hang up or jam. I can consistently put the rounds into an 8" black target at 100 yards. If I concentrate, I can get the grouping from a 30 round magazine into about 5 inches. For practice, I would rate this product GREAT.

Bought these rounds once they were cheap and had two hangups in my bushmaster. Also caused a lot of carbon build up after only 30 rounds.

The price is right and it doesn't hang up or misfire. The pistol ammo is good but the .223 @ 55 gr HP just won't deliver a group inside 1.5 MOA off a good benchrest. I'll keep it for defense, but won't use it for serious varmint hunting.

With few exceptions, I have used Wolf Ammo in many of my revolvers and pistols without ever having a I use Wolf Ammo in many of my pistols and revolvers for both plinking and target shooting. Also its great for those SK's and Ranch Rifles when using 30 rd. clips. I've never had a hangfire or mis-fire in any firearm in over 10,000 rounds of use. In my Rock River Arms National Match I can shoot 1 MOA at 100 yards using the adjustable peep sight. Wolf Ammo is the best for the lowest price. It, honestly, is in a class all by itself. NRA UR2

i have bought alot of wolf brand ammo--shoots very good in my ar-15 or my ak-47--no hang ups or miss fires-load up on them you never no what you might need them for!!!

I bought some of this and was pretty suspect. For the money-it is pretty good. I don't reload, so steel case didn't matter. Accuracy was good, and I had no jams. Good buy!