Does not bother me. I wouldn’t shoot that filthy **** in a borrowed gun. Cheap foreign ammo has put more reloaders out of business than anything I know of. Long before the “pandemic” hit. You couldn’t buy components for what that loaded steel crap sold for.
Despite the date on the image watermark, the last review that was left on Lucky Gunner's website for Ukrainian Wolf was from 2014. Word is that Wolf has not sourced ammo via the Ukraine since the Lugansk factory was partially destroyed in a fire back in 2014.
Good for you...unfortunately there are many out there that depended on Russian steel cased ammo as their only means for obtaining affordable ammunition. Banning this "crap" just further deteriorates the 2A and lessens the likelihood that the non-affluent have the opportunity to train to protect themselves and their families.
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Unless they were loading basic steel FMJ it isn't like they were competing with steel ammo. And Russia makes components as well as cheap ammo, so everything is going up now. So many people don't understand that just because you don't buy Russian ammo that doesn't mean this isn't going to make your life harder.
I read on one of the bigger name distributors that Wolf and Tula have valid permits through 2023. Hopefully that will slow down the pace of the price increases and let US manufacturers catch up.... hopefully.
so you're saying there was a better product on the market that consumers were readily purchasing instead of reloading stuff?
sorry, not going to buy .60c per round reloads from a bag of unknown origin. i'll take my chance with combloc stuff.
I'm going to miss Golden Tiger. My SKSs love that stuff.
Yeah... lots of 7.62 reloaders went out of business I'm sure. You're right....guys really should be paying $1 a round to run premium loads through their AKs.
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