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I bought some new self defense ammo a few weeks ago that I'd like to try at the range before using it with my daily carry. The problem is that these rounds have steel casings, and that my two favorite ranges (Memorial Shooting Center and Top Gun) do not allow steel casings at their range.

Do you guys know of any range - preferably one near West Houston - that will allow me to shoot 5-10 steel cased rounds?

are you sure they are not nickel coated brass ?

anyway , what i do is shoot them anyway while nobody s looking .

Do you only want to shoot indoors? The weather's getting nicer and ASC doesn't care what type of casing you use.

Just tell them they are silver bullets and you are preapring for any werewolf attacks during halloween.

Is PSC close to you?

What brand of ammo only has steel cased hollowpoints?

Very interesting.

They do this because it makes it easier to sweep the brass and sell it while not having the steel mixed in. I would be wary of steel cased ammo regardless. We call steel case in the industry Extractor eaters.

Are they Wuf ammo?

tateb24 wrote:They do this because it makes it easier to sweep the brass and sell it while not having the steel mixed in. I would be wary of steel cased ammo regardless. We call steel case in the industry Extractor eaters.

I suppose that depends on the gun. For glock an extractor costs about $20 so after shooting 5 boxes of wolf I am already ahead money wise if I had to change extractor. I have shot about 2000 wolf/brown bear through my glocks and I do not see any abnormal wear on my extractors.

flb_78 wrote:What brand of ammo only has steel cased hollowpoints?

Very interesting.

I think sss is talking about the casing, not the bullet.

Ziran wrote:

tateb24 wrote:They do this because it makes it easier to sweep the brass and sell it while not having the steel mixed in. I would be wary of steel cased ammo regardless. We call steel case in the industry Extractor eaters.

I suppose that depends on the gun. For glock an extractor costs about $20 so after shooting 5 boxes of wolf I am already ahead money wise if I had to change extractor. I have shot about 2000 wolf/brown bear through my glocks and I do not see any abnormal wear on my extractors.

I have not heard about steel casings damaging extractors. If they do, it wouldn't be wise to use them on your carry gun.