Wolf Performance ammunition is an excellent choice for a high volume shooter, delivering quality and reliability at an affordable price. Wolf Performance features a polymer coating to ensure smooth feeding and extraction. This ammo is new production and is non-corrosive ammunition made in Russia.
500 Round Case
Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: 22355
Caliber: .223 Remington
Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Bullet Weight: 55 Grains
Rounds: 500 per Case
Muzzle velocity: 3130 fps
Bullet Diameter: .224
Jacket Material: Bi-Metal
Core Material: Lead
Berdan Primed
Non-Reloadable
Non-Corrosive
Casing: Polymer Coated Steel
Uses: Target, Training, and Plinking
Note:
The projectile is a lead core however the jacket is bi-metal and it may contain steel. As such a magnet would be attracted to the bullet.
500 rounds per case.
Ammo Price is per case.
500 Round Case
Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: 22355
Caliber: .223 Remington
Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Bullet Weight: 55 Grains
Rounds: 500 per Case
Muzzle velocity: 3130 fps
Bullet Diameter: .224
Jacket Material: Bi-Metal
Core Material: Lead
Berdan Primed
Non-Reloadable
Non-Corrosive
Casing: Polymer Coated Steel
Uses: Target, Training, and Plinking
Note:
The projectile is a lead core however the jacket is bi-metal and it may contain steel. As such a magnet would be attracted to the bullet.
500 rounds per case.
Ammo Price is per case.
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Why is this non reloadable.
Answer:
Hi Matthew! There are two reasons. First, steel cases. Steel isn't supple like brass is. It doesn't spring back to its original dimensions following ignition, so it's pretty much useless in that state. Second, Berdan primers. These have two flash holes instead of one, and are (A) generally unavailable as reloading components, (B) not standardized in size very well, and (C) an absolute devil to line up correctly. Furthermore, because the anvil on a Berdan primer is technically part of the case itself, ther is even greater complication. Is it technically possible to reload steel cases? Yes, but a handloader friend of mine told me he wouldn't attempt it even during the apocalypse.
