Is there a functional difference between these two? Is the Tula with a silver colored alloy safe for polygonal barrels?
Tula 9 mm
Wolf Polyformance 9 mm
Is there a functional difference between these two? Is the Tula with a silver colored alloy safe for polygonal barrels?
Tula 9 mm
Wolf Polyformance 9 mm
http://www.universalammo.com/products/#!/9mm-Match-and-Practice-Grades-1000-$189-$475/p/62116857/category=0
i used to wannabe
Between Wolf and Tula I would take Wolf any day. I've had lots of issues with rock-hard primers with Tula, as well as obviously out of spec rounds. I have shot tens of thousands of rounds of Wolf 9mm and had zero issues. YMMV.
Shot in the dark....Does anyone have a source of cheap .38 special or 357 mag? Reman would be OK as long as it's a reliable source. I know of freedom munitions, but wondering if there are any others out there. Thanks!
I have been satisfied with my freedom munitions .38. Have shot probably 2-3 cases worth of it. No idea about their .357.Originally Posted by chiral
Precision Delta has cheap reloaded wadcutters for something like $225 per thousand (if memory serves me right).
Zero makes some cheap awesome stuff in 38 specail. It's like $12 per 50 here.
i used to wannabe
Awesome thank you guys!! Gotta stock up while the getting is cheap
Wolf doesn't make ammo, they just sell it. Tula used to be a big supplier for them.
Lately I've heard from friends of serious issues with Tula, including blown up carbines. I've never had an issue with any of the Russian ammo, but I know other people have.
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I was in a class a couple weeks ago and a guy shooting Tula 9mm had constant failures to fire. At least 10% of the rounds, but probably closer to 20%. Seemed to be due to hard primers.
My local Wally World has a never ending supply of Federal Aluminum so I've been shooting it recently. It's cheap(ish) and always goes bang.
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