Wolf .22 ammo?

Epps in Orillia has it, I bought 200 rounds just last week. Check their site ellwoodepps.com Also try hirsche precision. Peter Dobson from Nova Scotia is a Lapua importer.
 
Super Club might be the same as Wolf Match Extra but I doubt it is the same as Wolf Match Extra or Match Gold. I have used Super Club for years but find it inconsistant quality wise. The last 2 bricks I bought wern't much better than American Eagle. In any case, it can't be the same as all three grades of Wolf.
They tell me that Standard Club & Super Club are the same too, but I have a Marlin lever action that will not eject Super club (not a single one) but will eject Standard Club every time. Although the gropu size with Standard Club is generally larger than Super Club, 3 or 4 are usually touching, and shooting bullseye for score, I can usually do better with it.
 
Wolf Match Gold supposedly looks the same as Lapua Midas and SK Jagd Match Gold, and the bullet diameter suggests it is the same size as the 'M' Lapua bullets. The Match Extra and Match Target appear to be using the same bullet as the Lapua Super Club, but it sounds like they've got different powder than the Lapua Super Club does. They're all made in the SK Jagd factory in Germany, but that doesn't necessarily mean the same 'ingredients' go into each one, which probably accounts for the different powder grades. Steven Boelter's rimfire book has lots of good info on all three lines, and how they're connected. Plus tons of other great info, worth picking one up.
 
I have shot many tins of the Lapua Standard Club ammo and also a few bricks of the Wolf Match Target ammo. The Lapua is sold at our local gun store in tins of 500 for $47.99 canadian. The Wolf is legally bought on vacation stateside, as we are only 45 minutes from the border. The last time I bought it at Cabela's it was $39.99 U.S. a brick of 500.
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IMHO there is no difference
1. They shoot the same.
2. The powder smells the same.
3. They both make your hands filthy.
4. They are both deadly accurate.
5. They even both have the identical headstamp on them.

They are one and the same, so don't get hung up on Wolf which I have never seen in Canada, except for the stuff at the gun shows marked up double what it's worth.
Find a Lapua supplier and hit the bullseye.
 
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I kind of like the smell of the Lapua super club ammo. Maybe it's just me but it smells good when it fires.
 
taffman said:
The Wolf is legally bought on vacation stateside, as we are only 45 minutes from the border.
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I am amazed you were so prepared as to have the import and export permits arranged before your vacation.
 
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