[ks_waterfowler]

Buddy and I were shooting some Wolf steel shot that he bought at cabelas for like $5 a box. Half the shells when you pulled the trigger there was no recoil, and the shot rolled out the end of the barrel. The wad went a whooping 2 feet. He is gonna try to get his money back from wolf. This stuff is junk. Thank god I had 3/4 of a box of Kent fast steel in the blind bag.

 

[donell67]

doesnt sound like wolf shells are gonna be around long. never heard of wolf shells before.

 

[ks_waterfowler]

Oh yeah, There was unburned powder all over the chamber of the gun. Stripped down the Beretta completely and still can't get it as clean as I would like it.

 

[mallardhunter]

Wow it sounds like a BB gun would have did better. :yes:

 

[champion duck slayer]

I bought a hole case of wolf seel shot and like it I payed seventy two dollars after shipping, patterns a littel high but so dose kent and estate in all of my guns but had no problems with it yet burns clean no powder residue smell funny I shot wolf lead shotgun sells for 2 years now and shoot alot of there 7.62by 39 shells out of my sks and have never had one fail on me.

 

[atp]

Hi All

Sounds like you got a bad batch of shells--check the crimps and you certainly should send them back--E-mail Cabbellas and they would be very interested in getting the old shells back!!

Weak crimps are the most common reason for bloopers.---Lack of powder would yeild the same results!

Let us know the outcome of it all!

Good Hunting!

TOM

 

[travo]

i shot a whole case of wolf with no problems. maybe your buddy got some really old shells, and thats why they were so cheap. i think they are a good shell, for the price, better than estate or pmi.