[jbpmidas]

I ordered 2k with the group buy. My plan is to load them for my Garand. However, I've been reading on some other sites about how good they are. Anyone have similar experiences with them?

 

[Gale B]

I've loaded 10k in the past year for my 1911 45acp. No problems. The military/industrial complex is alive and well in the Eastern block countries. When will we learn?

 

[captain-03]

Just look at the group buy thread and see how many Wolf are ordered as compared to all the other brands ....

 

[jbpmidas]

Just look at the group buy thread and see how many Wolf are ordered as compared to all the other brands ....

I assumed that was for the price, not necessarily the extraordinary value.

 

[SubGunFan]

I do know that Wolf S P primers are too hard for a tuned revolver. All other loadings have worked great.

Now if you are asking if Wolf primers are "match grade"...? I doubt it.

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[captain-03]

I assumed that was for the price, not necessarily the extraordinary value.

Hey - the Eastern Bloc do not pay Union Scale wages!! :lol4:

 

[jbpmidas]

I do know that Wolf S P primers are too hard for a tuned revolver. All other loadings have worked great.

Now if you are asking if Wolf primers are "match grade"...? I doubt it.

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I've been reading about them on the forum at accurateshooter.com. They are giving great reviews on extremely low velocity deviations. Alot of those folks are comparing them to Rem BR's. It will be worth a try anyway.

 

[Hammer]

I just bought 5k small pistol and 5k large pistol. GOnna give them a try myself.

 

[msredneck]

I have some Wolf Large Rifle to try...just aint had time to work up a new load with em...some swear by the CCI and Federal Match primers in F class...I don't know if its true or not...Its very competitive and everyone is trying to squeeze out every last point....It might be all in our head.

I seem to recall a famous baseball player that said..."90% of the game is half mental"

while I'll stick with Federal and CCI BR when I can get em for F class centerfire, I would not hesitate to use em for bulk pistol

In general, finding the primers you want at a decent price is still more involved than it needs to be...Thank God I'm sitting on a few...They are totally outrageous

 

[jbpmidas]

If they work well, and are still in stock, I'll be ordering more!

 

[M1GarandFan]

I've been using the Tula primers which are basically the same as the Wolf primers from what I understand and they have performed flawlessly so far. I have not loaded any large rifle cases yet but I've loaded them in the small pistol, small rifle, and large pistol.

 

[nonnieselman]

Ive loaded thousands of them in 40 and never had a problem. Ive had a couple cci and rem primers that didnt go pop, havent had a wolf do that yet.
I have used the wolf 223 primers that have the harder cup for the AR type rifles, loaded some 115gr smk and h322 in my 6.8. I was able to get it to group under an inch but no tighter than .75. I was suprised. I worked up a load for my buddys 308 and got it to do .8" groups with wolf primers so they are decent enough for blasting ammo

 

[rdinak]

I loaded several thousand using wolf small rifle primers for my AR's on the Dillon. Neither the target nor the rifle knew there was a difference... :lol3:

 

[captain-03]

I just maybe switching to Wolf!!

 

[dlm37015]

wolf is bankrupt tula is taking over

 

[canebreaker]

I've loaded a few K's with wolf sp, spm primers, not the first problem. Bankrupted???
I guess I'll order a couple of sleeves of this Fiocchi before they go back up.

 

[dlm37015]

i like the wood case fiocchi comes in

 

[SubGunFan]

Who is selling Fiocchi primers....?

.

 

[canebreaker]

Natchezss has them on sale now. You need a link?