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Posted On: 10/19/2023
By: Renee Rivera
A: No ma'am. This round's lead-core FMJ bullet has what is known as a "bimetal" jacket: mostly steel, with a thin copper-washed exterior for better cosmetics. "Magnetic" ammo like this isn't allowed at some gun ranges.
Posted On: 8/5/2020
By: Reno-Mike
A: Thanks for reaching out! I can't say anything for certain with only this info to go on, but I would assume any barrel problems must stem from the bullet itself given that the case should not have touched it?
Posted On: 1/29/2020
By: Sam Siciliano
A: Sorry Sam.That's because of a little phenomenon known among ammunition retailers as "making a mistake." We must have crossed the photos when we uploaded them. Thanks for pointing it out to us! We'll sic the right guy on the problem pronto.
Posted On: 3/17/2019
By: Joshua
A: This round is not a jacketed hollow point (JHP). It is a full metal jacket (FMJ).
Posted On: 2/4/2019
By: Vaughn Slavin
A: Yes, those are the correct caliber rounds for the Mini14.
Posted On: 12/23/2018
By: Kevin
A: This is made in a different factory, and utilizes a different powder blend as well.
Posted On: 8/29/2017
By: Justin Bellio
A: Hello Justin,
This ammunition is loaded with a lead core, bi-metal jacket. Due to the steel content of the bi-metal jacketed projectile this ammunition will not pass a magnet test.
Posted On: 5/7/2017
By: Andrei
A: Hello Andrei,
This ammunition is loaded into a polymer coated steel casing. Wolf no longer uses any type of lacquer coating on their ammunition.