45 ACP – 230 gr FMJ – Wolf Steel Case – 500 Rounds

Shooting a 45 is a lot more fun when the ammo cost does not get in the way, and steel-cased Wolf is one of the most affordable ways to feed one. This listing is Wolf 45 ACP 230 grain full metal jacket ammo with steel cases, sold as 500 rounds.

The 230 grain FMJ bullet is the classic 45 ACP weight, giving the cartridge its well-known slow, rolling recoil and naturally subsonic speed. Wolf uses polymer-coated steel cases that resist corrosion and extract smoothly, with Berdan primers. The cases are not reloadable, which matters little to shooters buying for volume, and steel cases are magnetic, so they are easy to pick up with a magnet at ranges that require you to police your brass. A full metal jacket bullet does not expand, so this ammunition is for target practice and plinking rather than self defense or hunting.

This ammunition fits pistols and carbines chambered in 45 ACP, also listed as 45 Auto, including 1911 pistols from Colt, Springfield, Kimber, Ruger, and Rock Island, the Glock 21, 30, and 41, Smith and Wesson M&P45, SIG P220, HK USP45, Springfield XD 45, and the Kriss Vector. A common question is whether steel-cased ammo is hard on a pistol. Steel-cased ammunition is widely used in 45 ACP pistols, though some shooters notice more carbon on the chamber and slightly faster extractor wear over very high round counts. A quick cleaning after a long session keeps things running smoothly. Another common question is whether steel case is allowed at my range. Some indoor ranges prohibit steel-cased ammo, so check before you go.

This Wolf 45 ACP load is new production ammunition, not reloads, and it is non-corrosive. This listing ships as 500 rounds of 45 ACP 230 grain FMJ, enough for several range trips or a pistol course at a lower cost per round than brass-cased ammo.