223 Rem - 55 Grain HP - Wolf Military Classic - 500 Rounds

Name: 223 Rem - 55 Grain HP - Wolf Military Classic - 500 Rounds
Brand: Wolf
Price: 120 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.85 (10 reviews)

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Overview

Quantity - 20 rounds per box; 25 boxes per case
Manufacturer - Wolf
Bullets - 55 grain hollow point (HP)
Casings - Berdan-primed steel

Product Type	Ammo
Manufacturer	Wolf
Condition	New
Bullet Weight	55 Grain
Bullet Type	Hollow-Point (HP)
Ammo Casing	Steel
Quantity	500
Ammo Caliber	.223 Remington
Primer Type	Berdan
Muzzle Velocity (fps)	3241
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs)	1283
Attracts Magnet	Yes
UPC Barcode	645611451140

Use Type

Range Training

Varmint Hunting

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What is steel? Is it:
1. Something you’re not allowed to carry on airplanes, as evidenced by the millions of nail clippers that have been confiscated since 2001?
2. The thing Superman is the “Man of” – despite clearly being much tougher, as evidenced by his ability to punch the earth into dust if he felt like it?
3. An alloy that costs less to manufacture than brass?
If you answered “That one!” to all three, then congratulations. Your IQ is off the charts! And you’re also able to appreciate why Wolf Military Classic 223 Rem ammunition helps you save money.

This ammunition features steel cases instead of brass. Its bullets, which are otherwise normal 55 grain hollow points, have jackets that are nearly completely made out of steel as well. The result is ammo that requires you to pay for virtually zero copper!

This ammo is noncorrosive – no worries there – but its steel components come with their respective caveats:
1. Steel cases aren’t reloadable. They also have a habit of letting more fouling creep into the action, which is nothing regular cleaning can’t fix.
2. Bimetal-jacketed HPs attract a magnet. Numerous ranges prohibit bullets that attract a magnet, as they contain steel (and therefore pose a higher risk of damaging range equipment, among other undesirable things).

Questions & Answers

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Q: Is this ammo safe for use at indoor ranges? I've heard that it has a steel core.

Posted On: 7/8/2018 By: Hugh

A: This ammo does not have a steel core. It does however have a bi-metal jacket made of steel and copper. It will not pass a magnet test and would not be safe for indoor range use.

Q: Are the cases polymer coated or lacquer coated?

Posted On: 3/29/2018 By: Bob I.

A: These are poly coated, as are any other Wolf product with the WPA moniker in the product line

Q: Are all hollow points non FMJ, or viseversa?

Posted On: 9/19/2017 By: Rud G

A: Hello Rud, FMJ is that the projectile in the cartridge is jacketed. So when you see JHP, that is a jacketed hollow point, they also have a SJHP, which is a semi-jacketed hollow point. So you have to read the description on each item. But this particular bullet is a jacketed hollow point.

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