How to Use Wolf Ammunition in an AR-15

Those who own an AR-15 rifle know that .223-caliber ammunition can be somewhat expensive depending upon the brand. American and most European countries use bullets with a brass casing, but Russia and Eastern Bloc countries tend to use steel casing, as it is cheaper.

Many individuals will say that using Wolf .223 ammunition will cause a catastrophic failure in an AR-15, but the reality is that as long as you keep the weapon clean on a regular basis, using the Wolf steel-cased ammo will not be a problem.

Instructions

    • 1

      Load an AR-15 magazine with Wolf .223 ammunition

    • 2

      Check the chamber of the AR-15 to make sure it is clear. Insert the magazine and pull the charging handle to load the rounds.

    • 3

      Fire the AR-15 at a steady pace. After firing the entire magazine, check the chamber for any damage and severe buildup of particles. If everything looks good, continue to fire.

    • 4

      Thoroughly clean the barrel and chamber of the AR-15 after using the Wolf .223 rounds; this will help avoid a buildup of particles over time.