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JtAlmond said:
I almost ordered these by mistake. I have a stash of the POINTED Soft point PSP that I run with excellent results out of my Maadi. The AK was designed to run spire pointed rounds which is correctly the PSP version of the PPU ammo. Round nose is a safety feature geared toward lever guns tubular magazines think 30-30 Winch or old tech 30-40 Krag. All of what I shot fed fired and ejected without complaint. Accuracy is acceptable.
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Zman10915 said:
Having purchased nearly a case of this ammo at a local retailer in Boise, I have run this ammunition through a couple of weapons, both of which couldn't be any more different in nature and operation, only to find out that this round, which resembles a "mini 30-30 or 32 win " can only be best described as the best ammunition I have used commercially produced to date. It feeds very well, with NO hangups, no ejection malfunctions and quite frankly- very smooth,-even in a comparison to any other spire tip traditional "AK-47" round to date. This ammunition has not yet been analyzed for speed, etc as I did not take a chronograph with me when shooting this ammunition. I would recommend anybody that owns a firearm that is chambered for this round to try it. Very nice, indeed.
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Jim said:
It worked perfectly in my Yugo sks, cycled and ejected with no problems,military grade ammo
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Shooter23 said:
Amazing ammo best grain for whitetail!!
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M60Gunnr said:
I've never been satisfied with the accuracy of my SKS. I know it's limitations, yet I thought we could do better. We just did. The Silver Bear ammo consistently grouped tighter and closer to my point of aim than the Tula or Wolf ammo. It's not as easy to find as the other Russian ammo, and usually costs a buck or two more per box. Take the time and spend the extra money. IMHO, the only step up is the expensive "match rounds" (i.e. Winchester). That'll get you a marginal increase in accuracy for double the cost. The Bear line, made in the Barnaul plant, is simply the best choice.
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Jim said:
Very good ammunition at a much more affordable price .
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Geo said:
Only shot about 10-15 rounds of this but it held a 1.5" group at 200 yds using a Browning A-Bolt with 9x scope. Cheap ammo for a range day on a short range.
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James said:
Performed as it should. Great product and good price. Freight was a little pricey. I would definitely buy from them again.
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Jeff said:
There extremely well made and makes a ton of noise just the way I like it. Done blew up 4 pounds of tanerite in my back yard. Definitely can't complain
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Tripod said:
So far I have shot 2 boxs, all rounds fired, grouping was O.K. for cheap ammo. Planning to buy more.
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DJH said:
These Speer Gold Dot 308, 150 grain shells are great in my Ruger SFAR. The rifle is picky about ammo and worked best with polymer tip ammo. I tried these Gold Dots in 150 grain from 100 to 200 yards. Minimal exposed lead tip and chrome plated cases were accurate and reliable. Ruger SFAR prefers 150 grain for accuracy and these hovered around 1 3/8-1 1/2" at 100 yards. Sig 1x6 Tango, 2nd focal plane. Great ammo in light weight package.
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Andrew said:
The Wolf 125 gr SP is very effective on deer and hogs. Accurate and performs well in harvests within 100 yards, according to my experience. No feeding or failure to fire issues encountered when used in BCA 7.62x39 AR platforms. Same trouble free operation and effectiveness in PSA, VSKA types as well. Great choice for hunting.
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Stefan said:
Used .308 Win in 180gr. Everything was cool, until I chronographed some. Came in at 2650fps, which to me is firstly too fast on African game, and closer to max pressure than I am comfortable with. Other than that, good ammo and cases (been reloading my used factory ammo cases, no issues).
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James said:
Good ammo.. I've shot thousands of rounds of wolf ammo through my Ak no issues
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Ern7373 said:
Good ammo when it works. I bought 40 rounds of 6.5 carcono and have shot 25 rounds and 6 out of those 25 misfired