6.8 spc made by Wolf?

[BravoDelta2]

Okay, I know I'm putting my neck on the chopping block.....but....if Wolf made 6.8spc ammo in their steel cases would you use it in your rifles?

[Colohunter]

I probably wouldn't, I don't use any Wolf right now anyway. But I think it would be good for the 6.8 in general. There are a lot of people that are just interested a cheap plinking round, or at least want one to practice with. I think that having Wolf make a low cost loading would encourage a lot of people to get into the 6.8, or allow them to shoot it a lot more.

[Jamesb74]

Blaster rifles=yes

[dredge]

i would try a few boxes out if they would make it in their gold line and for around $12 or so.

[Force]

Off the shelf blaster 68=maybe
My ARP or any other quality barrel=NO

But like posted above, it would be good for the 6.8 in general.

[angsniper]

I would not use it in my barrel. I only have the one 6.8 and I won't feed it steel cases, now if I had an old beat up 6.8 then that might be different.

[marinesg1012]

chrome lined, probably, Stainless no

[Sick Boy]

chrome lined, probably, Stainless no

^^^^ This!

[Boomer]

Okay, I know I'm putting my neck on the chopping block.....but....if Wolf made 6.8spc ammo in their steel cases would you use it in your rifles?

I've only shot Wolff ammo in SKSs and AKs (piston rather than DI platforms) with no issues. It is a steel case and coated with a clear lacquer which I've read will melt in the chamber of a hot DI AR.

[dredge]

I've only shot Wolff ammo in SKSs and AKs (piston rather than DI platforms) with no issues. It is a steel case and coated with a clear lacquer which I've read will melt in the chamber of a hot DI AR.

the older stuff you had to worry about lacquer melting and getting stuck, but the newer stuff you don't. no lacquer and kind of a duller looking case.