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We’re not exactly sure what would have to happen for brass to become more affordable than steel. Would alchemists have to finally unlock the secret of transmutation? Would a giant asteroid made of pure copper have to smack into the earth? In the latter case we imagine metal prices would be the last thing on our collective minds. But we digress — the fact is that steel is a lot less expensive than brass, which is why this 7.62x54r cartridge by Wolf is so easy on the wallet. Its casing may be single use only, but if you don’t handload you’ll find little reason to turn your nose up at it.
This round has a 148 grain projectile, the weight that replaced the heavier 210 grain design back in 1908. It’s a clean shooting projectile thanks to its bimetal jacket, and one that feeds reliably for that matter as well. Wolf’s Military Classic line of ammunition features a thin layer of PolyFormance polymer in order to help it feed and extract even more reliably, so your rifle will have no problem gobbling these rounds up. Buy this case of budget-friendly Russian ammo and you’ll be able to really get to work!
