PMC Bronze Vs Wolf Gold .223?

[b2dap1]

+1 for Wolf or whatever is cheapest. No problems through my BCM 14.5 middy or PWS at all.

[dudenick4]

Wolf is fine. And it's cheaper. I've had no issues with it. (11.5" and 14.5" BCMs)

[CatSnipah]

There's been a few threads on various sites about wolf being very close to 556-type performance.

Personally, I've shot a boat load of wolf through my old bushmaster and my newer DD V11, and I think it does well. Certainly performs better than I do.

[nate89]

In my experience, the Wolf has a bit more velocity than the PMC (the brown and black box, not the X-Tac). While PMC brass would only get a couple of feet out of the ejection port, the Wolf ejected textbook. I would have no problems buying and using the wolf gold. The guy on the left of me at the last carbine class shot it exclusively through a SCAR and an AR with no issues.

[rcoe]

I have gone through over 1k of the wolf gold stuff in the last couple months with great results.

[falconman515]

In my experience, the Wolf has a bit more velocity than the PMC (the brown and black box, not the X-Tac). While PMC brass would only get a couple of feet out of the ejection port, the Wolf ejected textbook. I would have no problems buying and using the wolf gold. The guy on the left of me at the last carbine class shot it exclusively through a SCAR and an AR with no issues.

Seems like I have read this a lot now about Wolf Gold having better velocity then PMC Bronze.

So if I can save 15 bucks on 1k rounds by going with Wolf over PMC it sounds like it's worth it.

So in it having better velocity out the gate then PMC will that also help target accuracy in the 100-200 yards range at all?

I'm wanting the best budget paper punching accurate ammo I can find