Ammoman.com

[Guest fatguy7814]

Anyone here have any experience with this site?

[Guest Doindonuts]

Yes, fast shipping, easy to deal with, everything as advertised. No complaints here.

[Guest nj.piney]

ditto

[Smith]

Yep +1!

[Guest c.a.s.]

I notice they are completely sold out of ALL of their .22. That's sorta funny, my local Walmart can't seem to get rid of it fast enough.

[edellson]

ditto

[Rightwinger]

OK.

I like Georgia Arms better now

[dkd83]

9MM WOLF FMJ 115 GRAIN....I see these for sale on Ammoman and they seem like a good deal. Is Wolf satisfactory for target/practice rounds?

[strickj]

Wolf is some dirty stuff but it runs good in all mine.It can be had here for 144.99 +10.50 shipping http://www.centerfiresystems.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=170

[dkd83]

Thanks strick....

[HillbillyMafia]

is steel cased ammo.

Be warned

I have used him, but GA arms is closer and canned heat is good stuff for practice ammo

Hillbilly

[xd shooter]

So canned heat is brass? Is it reloads? Because that is one of the best prices i have found.

[Guest GLOCKGUY]

So canned heat is brass? Is it reloads? Because that is one of the best prices i have found.

yes their reloads but they do a real good job i have never had any problems with them

[Magiccarpetrides]

Something about shootin reloads just makes me nervous...I would feel like crap if my $800 sig blew up because I was trying to save $.10 and/or didnt want to clean my gun as much(wolf).

[Guest Rccola]

Something about shootin reloads just makes me nervous...I would feel like crap if my $800 sig blew up because I was trying to save $.10 and/or didnt want to clean my gun as much(wolf).

Yeah thats the same way I feel about reloads. But what is the real story behind wolf? Is it just a dirty ammo or is it crap? I would just hate to buy a 1000rnds of it and it shoot like crap out of my gun.

[strickj]

I have about 1200 rounds of it right now in 9mm,and 45acp.Its as dirty as ammo comes,but I have never had a problem with it.Me,I dont mind cleaning my guns,so it dont bother me if its dirty.

[Magiccarpetrides]

I have only used Wolf in my Saiga and can say that it shoots great, but is NASTY AS H3LL. That didnt stop me from buying another 1,000rds of it though :-D It wouldnt be my choice in a pistol, but in an AK style rifle its definitely not a bad way to go.

[strickj]

Isnt putting dirty ammo in an AK like putting chocolate in my peanut butter?

Edited March 28, 2008 by strickj
cant spell peanut butter

[Guest GLOCKGUY]

I have about 1200 rounds of it right now in 9mm,and 45acp.Its as dirty as ammo comes,but I have never had a problem with it.Me,I dont mind cleaning my guns,so it dont bother me if its dirty.

I'm with strickj sometimes i think its funner to clean my gun then it was to shoot it

[Guest joelstephen]

great

[G27]

Ammoman is great - fast shipping, great prices, zero complaints.

[Rightwinger]

Don't worry about the term "reloads". All that means is the brass has already been tested! No, seriously, the first loading in a shell can be just as gunked up if the quality controls are not in place. Ask any serious shooter who wants accuracy, they shoot their own reloads because they know exactly how much powder went in that case. Its all about the quality of the guys and machines throwing the powder and seating the bullets. If no one is shouting about issues, they are doing the same thing Remington, Winchester and Wolf are doing, just in a piece of brass that has already proven itsself already!

(wanna buy some Remington made on first day back after New Years now??)

[petro]

+1

Everything is as advertised............never a problem!

[Doc Huckleberry]

+1, he seems to have stuff in stock when no-one else does

[I_Like_Pie]

Yeah thats the same way I feel about reloads. But what is the real story behind wolf? Is it just a dirty ammo or is it crap? I would just hate to buy a 1000rnds of it and it shoot like crap out of my gun.

Please understand that "reloaded" ammo like this simply means that the brass has been once fired? It is manufactured/assembled on the same equipment as virgin brass. Those worries are simply unfounded as the only difference is price, and that is due to the recycling savings of the reused brass.

On other words...they don't have some old man in a basement cranking them out with a single stage press.