Wolf Ammo For Sale
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Wolf 22 LR Ammo - 500 Rounds of 40 Grain LRN Ammunition
$79.99206 In stock now
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Wolf 300 AAC Blackout Ammo - 500 Rounds of 145 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$297.9998 In stock now
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Wolf 223 Ammo - 20 Rounds of 55 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$12.0046 In stock now
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Wolf 300 Blackout Ammo - 20 Rounds of 145 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$14.9941 In stock now
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Overview of Wolf Ammo
Wolf Ammunition is renowned for its affordable, reliable ammo, particularly steel-cased calibers like 7.62x39mm and .223 Remington. With a focus on performance and price, Wolf imports a wide range of ammunition for rifles, pistols, and rimfire firearms.
If you need this caliber, check our selection of 6.5 grendel bullets.
Where Is Wolf Ammo Made?
Wolf ammo was historically manufactured at the Tula Cartridge Plant in Russia, known for its robust production capabilities. However, Wolf now sources ammunition from various global suppliers, including Taiwan and Serbia. Notably, their Wolf Gold line features brass-cased ammo, distinguishing it from their traditional steel-cased offerings.
Key Features of Wolf Ammunition
- Steel-cased ammo with polymer coatings for durability and functionality.
- Wide variety of calibers, including military favorites like 5.56x45mm and 6.5mm Grendel.
- Options for bimetal and copper-jacketed bullets in FMJ, hollow point, and soft point configurations.
- Brass-cased Wolf Gold line with match-grade and multipurpose tactical bullets.
Wolf Ammo and Global Demand
Wolf gained prominence during ammunition shortages in the 2000s, driven by high global demand from military contracts, including supplying Afghan Army operations. Their affordable, high-quality products continue to make them a top choice for bulk ammo purchases by preppers, plinkers, and competitive shooters.
Popular Wolf Ammunition Lines
- Wolf Polyformance: Steel-cased rounds designed for durability and functionality in various calibers.
- Military Classic: Ammo mimicking military specifications, including 7.62x39 and 5.56 NATO.
- Wolf Gold: Brass-cased ammunition offering cleaner operation and reloadability, available in popular calibers like .223 and .308 Winchester.
- Rimfire: .22 LR ammunition with options for match-grade, subsonic, and high-velocity bullets.
Misconceptions About Wolf Ammo
Contrary to rumors, Wolf uses a polymer coating on its steel cases, not lacquer. This coating ensures functionality and durability, even under high heat. All Wolf ammunition complies with SAAMI standards, making it safe for all shooting purposes.
Why Choose Wolf Ammunition?
Wolf ammo delivers reliability and affordability for shooters of all types, from casual plinkers to competitive marksmen. With an extensive variety of calibers and bulk purchase options, Wolf remains a trusted name in the ammunition industry.
Customer Reviews
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Christopher said:
Loved the price. No problems at all.
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Shaggybird said:
Good, cheap plinking ammo for your AR15 range toy… you will feel very dirty after burning thru this big ol box, almost as dirty as it will make your weapon so be prepared to clean and lube your pew pew afterwards! Practice safe shooting while at the range: no pulling out of your lane, try your best to keep your rounds center mass and fight the temptation to try head shots or facials on those silhouette targets!
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Al said:
Very nice ammo to target practice and cheap to shoot a lot of.
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luckey one said:
They arrived promptly. They fired very well and for the price i will buy more. I am very satisfied
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J. T. said:
This is steel cartridge cases, steel core bullets and they have been banned from all indoor ranges I have been to as the round fouls up the range backstop. The cases are also Berdan primed and cannot be used for reloading, same garbage as TulAmmo. If you want to recycle you'll have to shoot several tons to recycle the steel. NOT RE-LOADABLE. They shoot, had some failure to feeds, I will never buy Russian made garbage again.
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Tristan Tate said:
I love it please give me more!!!!!
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jarhead, gimpy said:
very good deals and so far good ammo
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Jay said:
I have been using Wolf ammo for decades: It has been 100% reliable and has very good accuracy in my firearms. I am very happy with this product, especially on sale, and I am able to shoot more frequently and with more rounds fired per range time. This is very advantageous to keep ones skills honed. Hopefully, the importation of this ammo will continue at these favorable prices.
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John said:
Cost of steel cased ammo - cons of steel cased ammo - but well made AFAICT
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Maestro said:
Worked exactly as described!
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DeBEAR said:
I run these through a Ruger 10/22 factory bull barrel. Benched shooting at 100 yards, they print Quarter sized groups.
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Ken said:
Bought 1000 rounds from lot 3122-30189, fired approximately 350 and had 5 short rounds from cartridges from 2 different boxes. Trying to prepare for USBR rim fire competition and now not sure I can trust this ammo? Had to rod the barrel to insure I didn't have a squib round, this takes time and deflection from competition.
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FC said:
This fires very well and is worth the extra money. If you use 22 cal for self defense buy this one. Never had a misfire with it. This is with the product made in Germany. I haven't tried if from England yet.
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Schneider said:
Am very satified with the performance in our rifles: Hope you get some more in before long~~~
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Jesse said:
So far this shoots nice I only shot 100 rounds
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RONALD said:
I really like using this ammunition. Good enough for keeping fresh
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GG said:
Doesn’t call out steel case in the title.
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Steve said:
Good Ammo very happy with it never had a problem. The price is also not to bad I just wish that shipping was cheaper
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Rhonda7764 said:
The best value, fastest shipping and great ammo.
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WWIIIHundred said:
I normally don’t purchase steel or aluminum rounds, but it’s hard to say no when I literally can’t find or purchase any other types of ammo for my Windham Weaponry 300 BLK. I was worried that I would get a double feed or lots of jams. I honestly can say after shooting 100 rounds at the range at 100 yards; I didn’t get a single one with this ammo. My shot groups were decent too for what I consider sub par ammunition. I was honestly surprised at the results. I am definitely buying this ammo again. The best part is the ammo came to me instead of having to fight long lines hoping that there will still be ammo left on the shelf when it is my turn to grab some.
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Savage300 said:
I normally don't buy steel or aluminum case ammunition but due to availability at this time I decided to give it a try. I was pleased to not have a single issue during target practice. I didn't spend time worrying about grouping but all 200 rounds I used worked flawlessly. Will definitely order more.