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Posted On: 4/12/2023
By: Patrick
A: Thanks for reaching out Patrick! If you see something for sale on our website, then it's already in our Knoxville, TN warehouse.
Posted On: 7/1/2019
By: Baber
A: Hi Baber. The Wolf in the gold boxes are part of the Wolf Gold Series of ammo. This is brass cased, boxer primed and reloadable. The black box is the steel case berdan primed and are magnetic which will cause many ranges to disallow their use. I am not sure what you mean by "Vympel" If you like, give me a call at 800-317-9506 and we can talk. Thanks!
Posted On: 4/23/2019
By: Logan Hansford
A: Hi Logan. For most customers, we can ship directly to your doorstep. Folks in NY and CA must ship to an FFL, and a few states require various documents to be on file before we ship. You can give us a call at 800-317-9506 and we can discuss your state's statutes.
Posted On: 2/24/2018
By: Tim Yantes
A: Hi Tim,
This will be ok in a bolt gun, however brass cased ammo is always preferable in any bolt action rifle as the steel may stick after firing due to tighter chamber tolerances in bolt action rifles.
Posted On: 5/30/2017
By: David Corey
A: Hello David,
This ammunition is manufactured in Russia.
Posted On: 12/16/2016
By: James
A: Hello James,
This ammunition is loaded with a lead core, bi-metal jacketed projectile. Due to the steel content in the jacket of the projectile, this ammunition will not pass any type of magnet test.
Posted On: 9/30/2016
By: Tony Gunderson
A: Hello Tony,
This ammunition is packaged in 20 round boxes with 50 boxes per 1000 round case.
Posted On: 6/11/2016
By: Mike
A: Hello Mike!
The Wolf WPA ammunition is loaded with a lead core, bi-metal jacketed projectile. The bi-metal jacket is made of copper and steel that is pressed together to make a single jacket material.
Posted On: 6/2/2016
By: steven
A: Hello Steven!
This 7.62x39 ammunition is new manufacture and does not contain any corrosive components.
Posted On: 10/5/2014
By: thomas c
A: Hello Thomas,
Yes, these 123gr. FMJ rounds by Wolf in 7.62x39 do often have a bi-metal jacket. For a non-magnetic round, I would suggest a brass cased round.
Posted On: 2/11/2013
By: kp sketchy
A: Wolf loads their ammunition with Berdan primed steel cases. Unfortunately these will not be suitable for reloading. The steel used for these rounds will resist the required resizing process during reloading. The Berdan primer pockets will not accept the popular Boxer primed die sets used for reloading.
Posted On: 11/27/2012
By: MIKE
A: While the dimensions of this ammo may appear similar to the 7.62x51, this 7.62x39 ammo will not fire correctly inside a 308 Win rifle.
Our 7.62x51mm ammo can be located under the 308 ammo section. The 7.62x51 round is the NATO variation of the 308 Win and may be fired safely in a 7.62x51 rifle or 308 rifle.
