20 Rounds of 62gr FMJ .223 Ammo by Wolf

Wolf imports ammo from the venerable Tula Arms Plant, making it a part of one of the oldest ammunition companies in the world. Tula was founded in 1712 by decree of Petr I, who ordered the factory be built with the purpose of supplying the locals with the means with which to defend themselves from invading nomads. Since the closest arsenal was in Moscow it wasn’t possible to get the necessary supplies quickly, and building a plant locally solved that problem. Little did they know the Tula plant would grow to legendary proportions, but it has. For 300 years Tula has been manufacturing ammunition for shooters just like you, and today they’re here to feed your .223 Remington.

This ammunition is a lightweight 62 grain, making it capable of soaring down-range at impressive speeds. It’s Full Metal Jacket, or FMJ, ammunition, and that means it won’t expand on impact but will simply hit, penetrate, and keep traveling. Because rifle rounds are capable of traveling for miles before coming to a halt it’s an absolute must to have a solid backstop in place, because you have no way of knowing what they might hit otherwise. Each of these rounds has a muzzle velocity of 3025 feet per second and muzzle energy of 1260 foot-pounds. This ammunition is ideal for target practice, tactical training, and plinking.

You get 20 target rounds in this single box of Wolf ammunition. Wolf produces this ammunition utilizing their unique bi-metal layering process, alternating layers of copper and steel to create steel cases. The finished product is given a lacquer coating for consistent cycling and berdan primed to ensure ignition and extend its shelf-life. Steel-cased rounds save you money, which allows you to shoot more. Wolf ammunition is manufactured in Tula, Russia, and loaded according to SAAMI or CIP specifications. With Wolf you can be the high-volume shooter you’ve always wanted to be, so get your order in and hit the range.

(This ammunition is steel-cased. Some ranges do not allow rounds with steel cases, so make sure you double check before trying to use this ammunition at your area range.)