A long time ago, I had a round of Wolf .45 ACP grenade in a wheelgun. I have attached a picture of the shell casing, which I keep as a reminder to not buy Wolf ammo for my pistols.
And yet, despite the fractured and subsequently impossible to extract reminder of my folly, I purchased .45 ACP Wolf ammo again, this time to shoot in my 625. While none of the rounds made like a grenade, the fired rouds were so difficult to remove from the moonclips that I actually bent two moonclips using the de-mooner trying to get those out.
Sometimes I think my wife is right, I really do have to learn everything the hard way, twice.
I guess it is like playing chicken: Steel cases in steel clips – which one buckled under the pressure first?
I’m just miffed that for a while wolf was the only thing really available…
It is so dirty and nasty… Ugh…
FYI, Fiocchi ammo doesn’t come out of moon clips easily, either.
Regards,
Now I don’t shoot wheelguns but I use Wolf almost exclusively in my handguns and longguns and have never had a problem w/ it beyond just being dirty. But Brenneke and WInchester ammo I have to pry out of my shotgun.
I won’t use Wolf, period. I don’t trust ’em.
Dude, buy the 45 from Precision. It’s cheaper than Wolf. And I’ve never had a moment’s trouble with his ammo.