I've fired a few thousand rounds of Barnaul & MFS .223/5.56 ammunition and I have not experienced one faulty round!! Bolt actions and XCR's just gobble it up.
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I've fired a few thousand rounds of Barnaul & MFS .223/5.56 ammunition and I have not experienced one faulty round!! Bolt actions and XCR's just gobble it up.
Runs fine in my multiple ARs, just not super accurate in ANY of them. Even worse than Norc surplus... okay for CQB, but I won't trust it to hit 8 inch gongs at 100m.
Is it corrosive?
Liberals really like POOR people, they're making more of them every day. --- Bearhunter (with permission)
Non-corrosive for all 3 brands, MFS, Tula & Barnaul.Originally Posted by 300Spartans
Fond of the nickel cased MFS myself.
Looking down the barrel, of 1984...
Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Foxtrot Oscar.
It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards. - Claire Wolfe
MFS .223 for my Tavor...no issues. Price is what attracted me as was the case for the original poster.
300 rounds through my T97 of MSF and not one missfire, jam, stovepipe, missfeed or any issues at all.
Can't speak for every gun tho. Lots arn't steel cased friendly. I has a zastava that hated steel case.
Barnaul/mfs. Fantastic! Bolt gun/semi, no issues in 1000 rounds +/-. Pretty accurate also in my opinion
It's quite a read but it's a well written article worth of reading
http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/bras...el-cased-ammo/
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