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The Trabant was an East German car that infamously had a plastic body instead of a steel one. That plastic was made in part of recycled cotton waste from the USSR, which we suspect needed to use their steel for more pressing matters — such as the mass production of ammunition. Russia has gone on making tons of steel cased rounds to this day.
rSteel cased ammo like these 9mm cartridges by Wolf are a good way to save a bit of much needed money. They are strong, needless to say, and wear a coating of Wolf’s PolyFormance that does much to help a semi-automatic cycle without a jam to slow it down.
rThese rounds are perfect for affordable target work at the range. Their FMJ bullets are also economical, and lightweight at 115 grains to lessen the recoil you’ll have to compensate for. Order a box, and see what the power of Russian steel can do for you.
