So far I have found:
223 Remington (5.56x45mm) 55 gr FMJ Wolf Ammo Case (1000 rds)1000 round case of Wolf 223 Full Metal Jacket, 55 grain ammunition. Consistent loads with precision-made Full Metal Jacket bullets provides tight-grouping accuracy at higher velocities. This 55-grain full metal jacket ammo is ideal for target shooting or plinking. Advanced Polymer Coated
223 Remington (5.56x45mm) 55 gr FMJBT M193 PPU Ammo Case(1000 rds)
New M193 ball Ammo is made to US Military 5.56 standard, in brass cases and a 55 gr full metal jacket Boattail bullet (FMJBT) of lead with a copper jacket, which provides tight-grouping accuracy at higher velocities! 5.56 (223) 55 gr ball. Boxer-primed, reloadable, non-corrosive. Muzzle Velocity: 3259 FPS out of a 20" barrel (3132fps for a 16" barrel, Muzzle Energy: 1289 ft.-lbs. 5-200 rds. pack in case of a 1000 Rds. This 55-grain full metal jacket ammo is ideal for target shooting or
This is what I usually shoot. They come to most of the gun shows near me and will bring my order with them so I can pick it up and save on shipping. Never had a problem with an of their stuff.
Canned Heat IS brass ammo. Prvi is good brass ammo. They did have some problems with certain lots, but the M193 and 62 grain is GTG.
As far as Wolf is concerned, to each is own. I have no problems shooting it in both of my 2K+ $ rifles and no malfunctions with it. It’s cost effective for me, since I shoot 6K+ a year in AR ammo, (12K+ in rifle, pistol and shotgun in the last 12 months) occasionally testing various brass and steel cased ammo while holding my brass in reserve for classes when the opportunity presents itself. Good brass ammo fails and goes KaBoom too. While on active duty, I have been on ranges where military brass ammo has Kaboomed ARs. I also had military match grade ammo go kaboom on me at Camp Perry back in the day. It doesn’t happen often, but it does happen. YMMV.
Same here, my high $$ carbines all see Wolf almost exclusively. The only AR’s I don’t use Wolf in are my precision rigs. Wolf is perfect plinking ammo - between myself, my coworkers and my buddy that owns Michigan Defensive Firearms Institute we fire well over 20k rounds of Wolf a year. We have never had a major issue. My coworker had a few stuck rounds but once he reamed the WOA chamber he hasn’t had a problem. Wolf is training ammo, I wouldn’t use it for SHTF…I have good ammo for that. Snobs can rag on Wolf all they want, I would rather train and Wolf allows me to use more for the same amount of money.