Wolf Gold .223/5.56 55gr FMJ $289.44/1000rds+Free Shipping!

SSDD · Apr 27, 2015

denimdan85 said:
Just ordered 1000 rounds with the can. 315 shipped. What's the shipping times to MD like?

3-4 days from order to delivery in my experience.

SWO Daddy · Apr 27, 2015

JasonB said:
Has anyone stopped by their store in VA? Is it worth going?

Many times. Its meh. Folks running it are good people.

denimdan85 · Apr 27, 2015

SSDD said:
3-4 days from order to delivery in my experience.

Not too shabby for 11 bucks.

Brad · Apr 27, 2015

I received my case in 3 days last week.

denimdan85 · Apr 30, 2015

Ordered on Sunday night and received it on Wednesday. Awesome.

Robert1955 · Apr 30, 2015

I just ordered 1,000 rounds myself on Wednesday. I don't have a shipping notice yet but will post up when I get it, 3 days would be sweet.

denimdan85 · Apr 30, 2015

Robert1955 said:
I just ordered 1,000 rounds myself on Wednesday. I don't have a shipping notice yet but will post up when I get it, 3 days would be sweet.

You'll most likely get a notification this evening when UPS picks up and probably will have it delivered tomorrow.

Allen · Apr 30, 2015

I ordered on Monday shipping notification Tuesday and delivered Wednesday

Z_Man · Apr 30, 2015

I ordered mine Tuesday, got an email yesterday (at 1630, when the phone line is only open till 1600) saying they didn't like my card. I called my bank, who approved the transaction then called them. someone picked up the phone, said he'd fix it and that I should call shipping today to verify.

called this morning and everything was straightened out and he said it'd be shipping out today.

he then proceeded to ask if things by me are calming down, and how far from Baltimore I am.

Robert1955 · Apr 30, 2015

denimdan85 said:
You'll most likely get a notification this evening when UPS picks up and probably will have it delivered tomorrow.

Ding, Ding. You win the prize. My order placed after 3 PM on Wednesday is scheduled to be delivered by end of day on Friday. 2 days is unbelievable.

fd318 · May 5, 2015

http://www.slickguns.com/product/260-rds-wolf-gold-223-55-grain-fmj-ammo-11209-free-shipping

pitpawten · Jul 29, 2015

Thought I'd bump this rather than create a new thread since some may still be subscribed (clean up your subscriptions already!)

www.the-armory.com has this back in stock with a slightly less stellar deal but good nonetheless.

1K rds in used 50cal can for $299 ($313 delivered)

http://www.the-armory.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/wolf-gold-223-ammo-ammo-can.html

sead0nkey · Aug 6, 2015

Target Sports also has it for 299.00 delivered no ammo can link.

OldSchool1959 · Aug 7, 2015

sead0nkey said:
Target Sports also has it for 299.00 delivered no ammo can link.

Thanks SeaDonkey. Got some inbound.

pitpawten · Aug 8, 2015

Remember this day boys, it won't be too long well be talking about getting brass cased 223 for .29cpr as some kind of distant fairytale memory

Cal68 · Aug 8, 2015

I have a 5.56 NATO Sig Sauer rifle that the manufacturer tells me should be used to fire 62 grain ammo. Would I be doing any harm using the Wolf 223 55 grain ammo to sight my red dot sight? I recently bought some 5.56 NATO 62 grain ammo at Cabela's for 46 cents a round, so this deal is quite a bit better if it will help me calibrate my red dot sight. Thanks for your help.

Cal68

BuildnBurn · Aug 9, 2015

Cal68 said:
I have a 5.56 NATO Sig Sauer rifle that the manufacturer tells me should be used to fire 62 grain ammo. Would I be doing any harm using the Wolf 223 55 grain ammo to sight my red dot sight? I recently bought some 5.56 NATO 62 grain ammo at Cabela's for 46 cents a round, so this deal is quite a bit better if it will help me calibrate my red dot sight. Thanks for your help.

Cal68

You can shoot .223/55 grain ammo in rifles marked .223/5.56, but it will probably have a different point of impact than a 62 grain projectile. Different weight bullets in the same caliber require different rifling twist rates to stabilize the bullet. The heavier the bullet the faster the twist. Typically a 1/12 twist will stabilize 55 grain but not a 62 grain bullet but a 1/7 will stabilize both.

Long story short 55 grn will have a different point of impact than 62 grn, but you can shoot it in your rifle

Cal68 · Aug 9, 2015

BuildnBurn said:
You can shoot .223/55 grain ammo in rifles marked .223/5.56, but it will probably have a different point of impact than a 62 grain projectile. Different weight bullets in the same caliber require different rifling twist rates to stabilize the bullet. The heavier the bullet the faster the twist. Typically a 1/12 twist will stabilize 55 grain but not a 62 grain bullet but a 1/7 will stabilize both.

Long story short 55 grn will have a different point of impact than 62 grn, but you can shoot it in your rifle

Thanks for your quick response. Your comment makes perfect sense to me.

Cal68

'04 Cummins · Aug 14, 2015

1000 rounds in 40mm ammo can, $299 free shipping:

http://www.the-armory.com/shopsite_...ld-ammo-case-1000rds-in-a-pa120-ammo-can.html

Long1MD · Aug 14, 2015

That's a pretty good deal

Wolf Gold .223/5.56 55gr FMJ $289.44/1000rds+Free Shipping!

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