20 Rounds of 55gr FMJ .223 Ammo by Wolf

Many steel things are extremely valuable. A 1944 steel Lincoln wheat penny can easily go for over $100 thousand at an auction. Napoleon Bonaparte’s sword once fetched a cool $6.5 million. And if you really want to go nuts, get a Bugatti La Voiture Noire for $12.5 million.

But Wolf’s ammunition? Well, that takes steel in an altogether different direction, because Wolf makes some of the most affordable cartridges on the market. This 223 Rem cartridge’s utilitarian casing won’t eat as big a hole in your pocket as brass would have, but it still functions fine thanks to the thin layer of polymer it wears that gives it a frosted appearance. It facilitates smooth feeding and extraction, and it’s heat resistant so it doesn’t melt off inside the chamber.

This round’s projectile weighs its caliber’s familiar 55 grains, so it will perform as you’re likely best accustomed to, and it dons a full metal jacket to promote even more reliable functionality.