I used some Wolf in mine with a crankfire and it worked well.
what about WOLF .308?
So I'm finishing linking up the last of my surplus .308, I squirred away for BULLETFEST over the past year, and still have about 400 links that don't have rounds for 
now that there is a scarcity of the surplus stuff, and the price is really up there, it's really making WOLF .308 looking pretty good now, in price and availability......question is has anybody used this ammo in their 1919 with a crank fire? how does it run?
I already pretty much gave up on ever finding surplus 5.56, and instead of beating my head against the wall looking for it, opted for the commercial WINCHESTER......looks like that will be the case for .308.....unless all of a sudden they get a container ship in that will flood the market and the prices will be cheaper then the commerical ammo.......which I'm not holding my breath that will happen.
now that there is a scarcity of the surplus stuff, and the price is really up there, it's really making WOLF .308 looking pretty good now, in price and availability......question is has anybody used this ammo in their 1919 with a crank fire? how does it run?
I already pretty much gave up on ever finding surplus 5.56, and instead of beating my head against the wall looking for it, opted for the commercial WINCHESTER......looks like that will be the case for .308.....unless all of a sudden they get a container ship in that will flood the market and the prices will be cheaper then the commerical ammo.......which I'm not holding my breath that will happen.
