wolf match target

[wfjames22]

Is the oil on Wolf ammo necessary for proper operation? If not, I would love to tumble this stuff so I don't have such a mess shooting. Any advice is welcome. Thanks!

 

[TOP PREDATOR]

Re: wolf match target

no, not for there for proper operation of the rifle, if that's what you mean.

it's there to improve accuracy. most good match / target ammo has some form of lube on it, either for keeping the barrel from fouling, making a better gas seal in the barrel, hell maybe even to have slip down the barrel smoother. no one seems to really why it works, but it does.

i would not get rid of it, that's some "golden juice" on there. if your going to take it off, you might as well buy a lesser ammo. you can take it off if you want, but you'll see how much better your groups will be with it on.

 

[wksinatl]

Re: wolf match target

I agree w/ TP, I'd leave it alone. I don't like the mess either but feel it helps accuracy.

Keith

 

[wfjames22]

Re: wolf match target

I kind of figured that, but wasnt sure. That stuff is a real PITA, especially when its 100 degrees outside. Thanks for the input.

 

[zink14]

Re: wolf match target

why dont you run a series of test (DOE) and find out....data trumps theories...

 

[Inline6]

Re: wolf match target

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: zink14</div><div class="ubbcode-body">why dont you run a series of test (DOE) and find out....data trumps theories... </div></div>

+1 I don't think it would work but what could happen it not shoot good or you prove us all wrong.

 

[GSRswapandslow]

Re: wolf match target

just shoot CCI SV, groups better in every gun i've compared the 2 in...and is much less waxy