6.5 Grendel - Wolf 100 Grain FMJ Steel Case

Manufacturer - Tula Cartridge Plant

Bullet - 100 Grain FMJ

Case - Non-Reloadable Steel

Use - Range

Quantity - 20 Rounds Per Box

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Wolf's Military Classic ammunition features a lacquered steel case, a 110 grain bi-metal full metal jacket and a Berdan primer. Wolf has made a dependable bullet while keeping the cost down for the general market.

20 rounds per box

Muzzle velocity - 2620 fps

It's good for practice and plinking. Found on here when I couldn't find it anywhere else. Fast shipping

Good deal - Fast shipping

The first thing I would say about shipping. Most ammo online selling must be a thousand rounds of minimum or you must be a menbership with anual fee then the order will be free shipping... But with Velocity.com, I just order for $200 then I have free shipping and Velocity.com ship it in next day.
About ammo, I do not use it yet but Wolf is also a brand, I beleive will not be a problem and the price that I paid for this 6.5 Grendel is really a good deal.

Decent, but brass is better

This isn't bad ammo. It was surprisingly clean and didn't gum up my rifle as much as I expected it to. But it is still painted steel case ammo and brass is better. I had some issues with jams, ejection, and general cycling that I believe were caused by the "grippiness" of the painted steel. 6.5 grendel ammo ain't cheap, so this is good for practice. But I would recommend brass for situations where you need to trust your ammo.

Also keep in mind that this is 100 grain, which is lighter than most other grendel bullets. So adjust your ballistics calculations accordingly. Word on the street is that its coefficient is around 0.4 and muzzle velocity from a 16" barrel is around 2590.