03-15-2022, 11:34 AM
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
Since the USSR broke up, I viewed Russia more as a rival than an enemy.
The USA has a long history of buying both luxuries and necessities from countries that don't really like us, look at all of the oil purchased from OPEC. So, if I am forced to buy foreign petroleum, I see no problem buying ammo from the same category of suppliers.
When the USA decides to use only domestically sourced petroleum, I will purchase only USA made ammo.
I do not own what I would consider a fine Grendel rifle. I bought the lowest priced BCA upper available at the time and have no concern about shooting steel ammo. I also own a Howa 1500 Grendel, but I do not consider Howa to be a top end firearm.
My early results with Wolf ammo is that it will shoot accurate enough for my needs, paper and steel targets, an occasional feral pig.
Hornady makes steel case 7.62x39 ammo with 123 grain SST bullets that I use in my CZ 527 carbine to deer hunt with, it is very accurate in my rifle.
My philosophy is I will not own a gun incapable of performing with steel cased ammo.
I really like PPU ammo, and buy it when available.
I have a decent stock of steel 9mm, .223 and 7.62x39 purchased before the politicians used the Coronavirus to shut us down.
Since the USSR broke up, I viewed Russia more as a rival than an enemy.
The USA has a long history of buying both luxuries and necessities from countries that don't really like us, look at all of the oil purchased from OPEC. So, if I am forced to buy foreign petroleum, I see no problem buying ammo from the same category of suppliers.
When the USA decides to use only domestically sourced petroleum, I will purchase only USA made ammo.
I do not own what I would consider a fine Grendel rifle. I bought the lowest priced BCA upper available at the time and have no concern about shooting steel ammo. I also own a Howa 1500 Grendel, but I do not consider Howa to be a top end firearm.
My early results with Wolf ammo is that it will shoot accurate enough for my needs, paper and steel targets, an occasional feral pig.
Hornady makes steel case 7.62x39 ammo with 123 grain SST bullets that I use in my CZ 527 carbine to deer hunt with, it is very accurate in my rifle.
My philosophy is I will not own a gun incapable of performing with steel cased ammo.
I really like PPU ammo, and buy it when available.
I have a decent stock of steel 9mm, .223 and 7.62x39 purchased before the politicians used the Coronavirus to shut us down.