Wolf .30 Carbine ammo cycle the action, function?

[mettle]

This article is doesn't do 'perfect' in the M1.

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu19.htm[/FONT]

any thoughts?

 

[sporter]

My thoughts are this: That link is dead.

 

[Dtruck260]

http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu19.htm

Fixed

 

[mettle]

My thoughts are this: That link is dead.

Looks like a solid thought.

 

[fireball168]

I'd not put a good deal of weight on one data point that used a Frankencarbine Iver Johnson.

Buy a box or two and try it for yourself.

 

[thej27]

I have seen on a couple other forums that the wolf ammo doesnt have enough power to cycle the bolt and the steel cases have caused other problems also.
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Look under the ammo and reloading section.
You do have to sign up for it to look but it is a good forum.

 

[outlaw2842]

ive given up on wolf for all my ammo needs.never ran very good thru my m1carbines.i have a buddy whos a GOOD reloader in greenwood who sells me 500rnds of .30 carbine for $75.i dont think thats too bad.never had any isssues whatsoever with his reloads.but anyways im not a big fan of wolf ammo.

 

[paintball_addiction]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/members/outlaw2842.htmloutlaw2842, I think you need to let your buddy know that I will pay him $100 for 500 rounds of .30 carbine

 

[kludge]

Me too.

 

[Look2thewest]

When i owned a M1carbine i found the wolf ammo would occasionally jam and the only way i could eject the casing was to press thecocking handle against a table and use all my body weight to push down on the buttstock.

 

[Yamaha]

no issues through my universal. Sometimes under rapid fire or hot rifle, the lacquer on cases could stick, mine has yet to though