Global Rating: 4.86 from 7 reviews.
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| rating | title | date | name | city state/province country |
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Great (5/5) | Mar 1, 2010 | Zach Stanley | |
| I shot 200 rounds of this bulk 45 acp ammo at the range yesterday. Not one misfire or failure to feed or eject. Shooting 20 yards with my Sig P220. Handgun ate up the ammo no problem! Defiantly buy some more! | ||||
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45 ACP 230gr FMJ wolf ammo (5/5) | Sep 9, 2005 | Mat Curtis | So. Portland Ma US |
| Great for people that like to shoot alot..reasonably priced and very accurate...Have fired thousands of rounds in my 1911 kimber and have had no problems...very cheap and very good bulk ammo for sale. | ||||
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Good (4/5) | May 26, 2006 | J Doe | wilkesbarre PA US |
| Good bulk 45 auto ammo for large volumes of fire, doesnt cost alot and proforms adiquatly. not as good as more expensive ammo, but you get what you pay for | ||||
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Gunner777 (5/5) | Jul 9, 2008 | Phil White | Salisbury Mi US |
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Great bulk 45 acp practice ammo. I've never had a bit of trouble with this brand of ammo in any handgun or rifle caliber. Contrary to some peoples opinion the steel cases don't cause any damage to any weapon I have fired them from. |
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Papa Joe (5/5) | Sep 8, 2008 | Joe | Virginia Beach Va US |
| This bulk 45 acp ammo has been some of the most reliable ammo I have used in my Colt Pistol. The price is the best I have seen in a long time. If you do alot of shooting this is the ammo to buy | ||||
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Diamante Lorenzo (5/5) | Mar 23, 2009 | Larry Wheat | Wichita KS US |
| I shoot Wolf Brand bulk 45 acp ammo all the time and it alway preforms well for me. Some say that is not as accurate as the stuff costing twice as much but, as well as I shoot it is great and I tend to practice up close bevausethat is where I will use it. | ||||
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Fine Cartridge (5/5) | Nov 13, 2009 | Patrick | Il US |
| I have been shooting .45ACP pistols for over 40 years and have fired a wide variety of bulk 45acp ammo from military issue ball, to high powered +P hollow point defense loads, to lead semi-wadcutters. Recently I purchased a 500 rd. brick of the Wolf .45ACP FMJ with the steel case. After the 500 rounds were fired (a single range day), I quickly realized that neither pistol (a Colt Combat Elite and a Springfield Arms XD) had suffered any malfunctions and that my shot groups were consistently tight, except for a couple of flyers I was able to call (brain fade). Cleaning was not a problem either - a bore snake took care of the barrel quite nicely and I noticed no appreciable residue difference from any other loading. The only thing that will keep me from using this ammunition exclusively at the range is that the indoor range I use for winter shooting does NOT allow any steel or aluminum cased ammunition. Why? Who knows - they just don't. | ||||