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Aptly named for its origin in Tula, Russia – Tula (also known as TulAmmo) began producing military ammunition in 1880. Today, they are known for their steel-cased rifle ammo and steel-cased pistol ammo. Learn More

History of Tula Ammo

Tsar Alexander II approved the start of operations for the Tula Ammunition plant in 1880, in Tula, Russia. It is not widely known that private funds were used to establish the Tula plant and its sister plant in Ulyanovsk.

Who Makes TulAmmo?

Today the company is part of the High Precision Systems conglomerate. This is a holding company underneath the umbrella of Rostec, a state-owned company established in 2007 to consolidate companies of strategic importance in advance of an IPO. In November 2017, Rostec began looking for a buyer of its stake in the conglomerate. All told, 14 holding companies are involved, with 11 in the defense and military industries. As such, Tula is officially part of a nonprofit organization under Russian law. Other than common ownership by High Precision Systems, it is unrelated to the similarly named Tula Arms Plant.

Tula operated under a contract for its first seven years to produce 210 million rounds. During World War I, the company produced one quarter of all Russian ammunition. And between World War I and World War II, Tula switched from brass casings to steel-cased ammunition, helping to conserve Russia's limited supplies of copper and zinc while taking advantage of the large amounts of iron available.

Tula was called to service again during World War II. Their factories were capable of producing the 400 million rounds per year required to keep the Russian military in the fight. Caught in the crosshairs of the legendary German advance “Operation Barbarossa” and the 1941 offensive to capture Moscow, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered an estimated 2,000 factories be moved on rail cars from the west to the east. Train tracks were then destroyed as the Wehrmacht approached. Tula was under direct assault from the Second Panzer Division due to its strategic importance.

During the early days of the offensive, Tula was like many other Soviet industrial centers. Workers would spend long hours making armaments for the war effort. Then, at the end of the day, they wouldn’t go home to rest. Instead, they would spend time engaged in military drills for their inevitable conscription for defense of the socialist motherland.

This training later came in handy as the citizens of Tula were required to defend their city against a German assault. Tula was considered to be the Southern Gate of the Moscow area and was the main sticking point on the German advance to Moscow, with supply lines stretched ever thinner as the Wehrmacht continued flanking maneuvers to the east. The Germans never did manage to fully take Tula, though they were able to destroy some of the supply lines. While not as famous as Stalingrad, Tula was arguably as pivotal to turning the tide of the war.

There are even stories of factories ordered moved to Siberia, then re-assembled by hand without electricity in the freezing weather. Many Tula factories were dismantled and shipped east ahead of the German advance. Not the Tula ammo factory, though. Instead, the factory workers (almost entirely women and children, as the men were at war) formed the “Tula Worker’s Regiment” and built entrenchments around the factory. This included anti-tank ditches, minefields, and other strong points so weapons and munitions production could remain in full-swing around the clock throughout the German offensive.

For its efforts during the Second World War, (or the Great Patriotic War as it is known in Russia even today) Tula was named to an elite group of nine Soviet towns. These are known as Hero Cities of the Soviet Union. Two other cities were added to this list, which met its end in 1988.

When the war ended, Tula was able to continue expansion of their production capacity, as well as the variety of ammo they sold. Today, they make more than 40 different types of ammunition for Russian military rifles and pistols, and they export to more than 20 different countries. Often misspelled as “Tul Ammo,” “Tulamo” or “Tulaammo,” this ammunition in the U.S. is branded as TulAmmo. Wolf Ammunition is another brand manufactured at the plant in Tula. The latter brand is primarily for hunting and sporting purposes.

The Tula Cartridge Plant makes more than just ammunition and arms these days. It’s now a diversified production plant making tools, drive chains, expansion bellows and low-voltage equipment for both the Russian and international markets.

TulAmmo: From the Czar to the Commissars to Today

Rostec, the parent company of TulAmmo, is a giant megacorp with its fingers in a lot of pies. In fact, it even has its own press arm that acts as something between a news agency and a PR firm. This, combined with a massive stake from the Russian state and the distance between Russia and the United States, makes knowing what’s what about TulAmmo and its state-owned parent company less than opaque to say the least.

To understand TulAmmo, one must first understand a bit about how the Russian economy works. Despite the Fall of Communism decades ago, many organizations remain state owned in former Communist bloc countries. The idea is to give them some legs before letting the baby bird leave the nest. However, only seven such organizations receive money directly from the Russian Federation’s government and Rostec is one of them. That might be because they employ over 900,000 Russians, or over one percent of the entire Russian workforce.

The structure itself of Rostec is a bit confusing: In 2009, the holding company owned 546 companies divided up into 26 holding companies. Of these 26 holding companies, 19 were defense related.

Rostec subsidiary Technopromexport has been under sanctions since the Russian annexation of Crimea, which has led to erroneous rumors that TulAmmo and Wolf are both about to be banned in the United States. This is incorrect: In the first case, your favorite online ammunition retailer has a boatload of TulAmmo saved up already. But while Rostec has been sanctioned, its importation has not been banned, and American shooters will likely be unaffected.

Make sure to check out our entire selection of TulAmmo 7 62 ammo in stock and ready to ship to feed the appetite of your SKS and AK-47.

Tula Brand Ammo

The cartridges themselves have polymer-coated steel casings, bi-metal bullets and non-corrosive primers. Polymer coating on the cases, as opposed to lacquer coating, increases shelf life and provides more reliable functioning. The bi-metal bullet has a lead core wrapped in steel and is coated in copper. TulAmmo meets the specifications of SAAMI and CIP.

They sell a plethora of cartridges, both for rifles and pistols, including .223 Remington, 7.62x39mm, 9x19mm and .45 Auto. If you have a firearm in military style that was manufactured since WWII, TulAmmo likely makes ammunition you can use for it.

Popular TulAmmo Ammunition

TulAmmo ammo has acquired a reputation for high-quality ammunition at a price point virtually anyone can afford. Some of the most popular Tula calibers include:

  • Tula .223 Ammo: Tulammo .223 ammo is one of the brand’s most popular calibers. It’s especially a steal when purchased in bulk of 100 rounds. Note that Tula 223 is also TulAmmo 556 – meaning it will work in your favorite NATO 5.56 rifle just as well as in your .223 Remington. You can also purchase .223 TulAmmo spam cans!
  • TulAmmo 9mm: If you’re looking for a dirt cheap 9mm round, look no further than the TulAmmo 9mm. This affordable ammo lets you fire away without worrying about cost!
  • TulAmmo 357 Magnum Ammo: This Tula ammo is also an inexpensive way to practice your target shooting, though the .357 Mag’s utility is by no means confined to that.
  • TulAmmo 7.62x39mm Ammo: This cheap Tula ammo is also available in spam cans.
  • TulAmmo 380 ACP Ammo: While these rounds are generally only available by 50s, they’re still considered an affordable option for .380 ACP.
  • TulAmmo 7.62x39 Ammo: This popular ammunition can be purchased in bulk right here at Ammo.com, available up to 1,000 rounds. Vintage firearms enthusiasts and those who like to stock up will love that it comes in a spam can. For more options, visit our Tulammo 7.62 ammo page.
  • TulAmmo 45 Auto Ammo: Popular in 500-round boxes, this .45 Auto is a full metal jacket round at 230 grain weight. Check out our Tulammo 45 ACP ammo page for more options.

Shooting enthusiasts of all stripes agree on one thing: You simply can’t beat TulAmmo for the price. This is the perfect ammunition for stockpiling, plinking and target practice. The performance is there and the price is absolutely right. If you feel like you’re spending too much money at the range or that a Saturday evening plinking session is breaking the bank, TulAmmo might just be the solution you’ve been looking for. All rounds are non-corrosive, so don’t worry about damaging your weapon. TulAmmo rounds are also prized for their accuracy, being used by SWAT officers during practice sessions.

Tula Ammunition has grown continually since it started more than 130 years ago. It is estimated that more than 500 million rounds were shipped to the U.S. in 2009 alone. Committed to producing quality ammunition at an economical price, it's likely that TulAmmo will be providing ammunition for shooters around the world for years to come. Perhaps best of all, TulAmmo is active with both the National Rifle Association and the National Shooting Sports Foundation. When you support TulAmmo, you’re also supporting an organization that cares about your Second Amendment freedom.

FAQ

Where is TulAmmo made?

TulAmmo, also known as Tula Ammo, is part of the High Precision Systems conglomerate, which operates under the umbrella of Rostec. This Russian state-owned company manufactures its ammo in Tula, Russia, an ammunition town that started manufacturing ammo in 1880 under Tsar Alexander II.

Who makes Tula Ammo?

Tula Ammo is part of High Precision Systems, a holding company under the umbrella of Rostec, a state-owned conglomerate in Russia.

How is the quality of TulAmmo?

TulAmmo is a high-quality ammunition at an affordable price. The Russian company manufactures many popular handgun cartridges, such as 9mm, .38 Special, and .45 ACP ammo, as well as rifle ammo like .223 Rem and .308 Win and bulk military rounds like 7.62x39mm and 7.62x54r. Tula Ammo rounds meet the specs of both SAAMI and CIP.

What is Tula ammo made of?

Tula ammo cartridges feature steel casings, non-corrosive primers, and bi-metal projectiles. The casings are polymer coated to increase shelf life and reliability. The bullets have lead cores that are wrapped in steel, then coated in copper.

Does TulAmmo have a steel core?

TulAmmo bullets feature a lead core that is wrapped in steel, then jacketed in copper.

Is TulAmmo corrosive?

TulAmmo features non-corrosive primers. What’s more, these cartridges feature a polymer coating to increase protection against moisture and lengthen the shelf life of the ammunition.

Which is better ammunition, TulAmmo or Wolf?

Although every shooter has their own preferences, TulAmmo is more likely to be reliable and handle more consistently than Wolf ammo. Although Wolf was manufactured at the Tula Cartridge Plant from 2005 through 2009, the brand now has different manufacturers at different times.

Sam Jacobs
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Customer Reviews

  • Christine said:

    I have a 9mm taurus g2 and these steel cased bullets jammed multiple times per clip

  • PwB said:

    I shoot this stuff all the time and it runs FLAWLESSLY for me. I am a re-loader but, as long as I can get 9mm at $0.18 ~ $0.21 I am going to use this. Thanks Tulammo!

  • LARRY said:

    Bought an order of 900 and it came in a large spam can with no tool. Took a while using a screwdriver and mallet to chisel the thing open. Also wished I knew that indoor ranges wouldn't let me shoot steel cased ammo beforehand though I was lucky to find an outdoor range nearby. On 3 different days of shooting 100 rounds each time had a single casing fail to eject from my Taurus G2C. Thought it was something wrong with my gun but everyone at the range says steel case tends to do that. Overall I enjoy using it though I will get brass case next time.

  • Icky said:

    the ammo itself is great. no issues. just make sure your range allows steel ammo before ordering this. any range near me wont let me use it. there are places i can use it so ill get through it eventually, but i wish id got brass stuff instead.

  • Kennyg said:

    I’ve purchased 3,000 rounds of this Ammo. For practicing at the range ... can’t buy better Ammo!!

  • Kennyg said:

    I’ve purchased 3,000 rounds of this Ammo. For practicing at the range ... can’t buy better Ammo!!

  • GD92 said:

    I have a remmington R51 9mm and a S7W shield 9mm they won't eject the steel case shells and they stick in the clip I won't buy any more steel case bullets

  • SV said:

    Ammo works just fine. Had an accidental double charge for the order which was fixed in a day or two with a single call to the ammo.com customer support.

  • Sasquatch148 said:

    I ordered a 1,000 round case of 9mm. I've shot about 800 rounds of it. A lot of it through my Ruger Blackhawk convertible and some through my xd . Not one single misfire and no problems of any kind. It's good stuff at a great price.

  • merlin said:

    I was very happy with the results as I have never used this particular ammo before. No problems with it at all. I am also very happy with the service I received from ammo.com. This was my 2nd order with them and I will be back to order more in the future. Super fast delivery and excellent customer service and terrific prices. What more could one ask for?

  • thisisme said:

    I've run at least 500 rounds through a Springfield XD 9 with zero issues. Cleaner than other ammo around this price. I would recommend it to a friend.

  • Ed said:

    good ammo for target practice.

  • Vegas Mike said:

    it was a fair price. However I have shot 450 rounds so far through my EAA Witness 9mm and every single magazine had at least 5 or 6 rounds jam and get hung up. I tried other types of ammo but only experienced the problem with Tul Ammo.

  • Chuck said:

    Easy to navigate web page, got here in timely manner

  • Chuck said:

    Order was easy, ammo arrived quick, ammo shoots good

  • Jake said:

    When I received the ammo it came in a regular box without any markings, the UPS driver asked if it was ammo due the weight. It was great to shoot with my fns 9mm, no problems at all. Later while cleaning my gun I had very little residue that I didn't need to clean it. I will guy from ammo.com again. Thanks

  • fdxde2000 said:

    I purchased a thousand rounds and it arrived quickly and was well packaged.

  • fdxde2000 said:

    I purchased a thousand rounds and it arrived quickly and was well packaged.

  • OSCAR said:

    Great ammo great prices

  • Momma K said:

    Have only used 100 rounds so far. No problems Good price

  • pepper1603 said:

    I have a Ruger SR9C & had no problem with the ammo. Some people said it left their guns dirty but I really didn't see much difference between it & other ammo, but I enjoy cleaning my guns anyway.

  • Ozzy said:

    Picked up a 1000 rounds. Quick delivery fair price. No problems cycled fine through my LC9's, Kahr and HK. Will definitely pick up more.

  • Chuck said:

    When I seen the sale AMMO.COM had I couldn't pass it up. I have been shooting these since I got my XDM Mod.2 without problems. Great value .

  • Chuck said:

    When I seen the sale AMMO.COM had I couldn't pass it up. I have been shooting these since I got my XDM Mod.2 without problems. Great value .

  • Marty said:

    I have only shot about 100 rounds ,but I have used Tulammo before ,in 223's. And never had any problem with it.I don't anticipate any problem with these 9mm.

  • Rico said:

    Have fired a couple thousand rounds of this ammo and it is great stuff. All fired from a Glock without any malfunctions. I bought it when it was cheaper per 1k rounds so the price has really soared. Still looks like the best 9mm value on ammo.com at the moment.

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  • Danny said:

    good quality ammo

  • Light-infantry said:

    Firstly, if your looking for great ammo at a cheap price then this is it. Secondly, I’ve shot about 200 rounds and no misfires (might happen if you don’t clean your weapon after every session) some people have no knowledge of PCIs and maintenance. This is well comparable to the high valued rounds with none of the extra cost. Will definitely be buyin again.

  • R said:

    Ran it through a colt 1911 with no problem

  • roxy said:

    I've shot over 500 rnds and can tell you the accuracy is great. Will buy more in the future. Fast delivery at a great price. Reliable and clean burning.

  • Hal said:

    We're about 25 rounds through it with a brand new Springfield mil spec 1911 45 ACP good feel.. no misfires ..everything on Target and I qualified ....the delivery was excellent from the supplier price was right I definitely would recommend these and I will buy them again

  • John said:

    I have only fired 100 rounds so far. 50 each in two different 1911's. Not a single problem.

  • Alvaro said:

    I liked the ammo but in some indoor shooting ranges, they do not allow to use this ammo.

  • SK2 Hutch said:

    For the price this is pretty decent range ammo.

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  • Jared said:

    Very good ammo, the price wasn’t too bad either and delivery was fast but as soon as I got mine, box was open and missing about 5 bullets. Wish it was transported better or packaged better but still got it I suppose.

  • Jason said:

    I’ve already shot all one thousand rounds without a single fail to fire or fail to eject. This ammo works and is cost effective. I will definitely be purchasing more. Highly recommend.

  • EP said:

    Ran about 350 rounds through flawlessly. Perfect performance. Very happy with the price and service, delivery was way faster than I expected.

  • Larry said:

    Would buy again. Performed very well. Great Seller. Fast ship. Thanks again.

  • John said:

    Ammo works perfectly! Good value and Thanks!

  • Bruce said:

    I have run hundreds of rounds and love this ammo, I love cleaning my aks Ammo.com is the only place I buy bulk ammo and I tell all my friends and groups about them

  • Slick said:

    Really good deal on this ammo, shoots great, not, I repeat not a dirty ammo which surprised me for it being so cheap. I bought the 1000 round deal, and as soon as I get my Christmas shopping done I'm going to buy 2000 more rounds of it.

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  • Bruce said:

    Ive cycled hundreds of rounds without a fail with my Arsenal 101S, I love cleaning my weapon for those who complain about dirty ammo, I have recommended AMMO.Com to all my friends and in the Gun groups I'm in, Thanks, Bruce

  • JOhn said:

    Lots of FTF's...choose something else

  • Raizen Kane said:

    I have a Chinese type 56 (SKS copy). TulAmmo is about all I fire out of it. It's inexpensive, powerful, and all around a good buy. The one drawback to it is the fact that steel cased Russian ammo is dirty after the shots go off. I had to spend about an hour cleaning the powder residue and metal fouling from my rifle. But I wouldn't trade that for nothing. Thanks Russia!! You make such great things.

  • SGriffithUSMC said:

    Fired 200 rounds pretty quickly through my AK. Not a single misfire or cookoff. With the sky rocketing ammo prices lately I definelty got a really good deal

  • tiki said:

    thank you ammo.com you have been great and on time in rough times

  • Matt said:

    I have been using this ammo for over a year in my AK and I have never had a problem. It is fantastic ammo for target shooting. I have yet to encounter a misfire or any problems and I have gone through thousands of rounds.

  • KAWAKID said:

    Great ammo. I've shot over 400 rounds and never had a misfire.

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  • James Gang said:

    TulAmmo worked like a charm all day, reliable and dependable. I recommend it, especially for the price.

  • Hunter Fisherman said:

    Fast delivery, clean and efficient ammo.

  • CBG said:

    150 rounds thru my Ruger 9e, no failures. I’ll keep using.

  • d6 said:

    great ammo!

  • Rob said:

    I picked up 6 boxes of this for my Glock 17. Seeing as how their .45 ammo runs through my Glock 21 with zero problems. This ammo had about 5 failure to fires, 2 or 3 failure to ejects, and due to failed ejection failure to feed. All failures were within less than 150 rounds.1 spent casing was stuck in my barrel and it took me over 20 minutes to get it out. Not to mention inconsistent muzzle flash. I'm really hoping I just got a bad run of ammo, but I CANNOT recommend their 9mm ammunition.

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  • Paul T. said:

    Great ordering process and phone check for delivery, ammunition worked well. I had no jams or mis-feeds during range Clean shots on target at 100 yards with my AR. Cleaning was easy with minimum carbon buildup.

  • Willy said:

    As long as you keep your gun clean, this ammo is the best as far as value goes. Hit targets with no issue at 300 yds out of my AR. Will definitely order again!

  • Jay said:

    Great ammo! No issues CANT GO WRONG WITH THIS AMMO! I worn you to clean your rifle ever two or three hundred round. Other than that it is great!!!

  • Dee said:

    This Ammo is great for the way I use it..I shot mostly on the range to 100yd. It shots clean and I never had a misfire and I used many 1000s of rounds using this Ammo. Also the price is very affordable if you shot a lot like I do. Happy shooting hope for BULLSEYE. Dee

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  • Gary said:

    All I have to say is the ammo is crap. It does not eject from the gun, and they swell up and jam the gun. It cost $75 to unjam the gun.

  • BIS said:

    I had a 3% dud rate. Recoil for a .38 special is very heavy. Many times i had to use a tool to knock the used rounds out of the cylinder. I used this ammo at my outdoor range since the indoor range would not let me use steel case ammo. I dont know why. I am a loyal ammo.com customer and this was the first time i had any issues. All other purchases have been of excellent quality

  • Josh said:

    I went to the range and used this first thing with a cleaned Ruger sp101. Shot one chamber of 5 and all of the rounds where stuck and I had to smack the ejector rod just to get them a little bit up. It took a bit of effort getting them out and one I wasn't sure was going to come out. I then shot 100 rounds of various brands in both .38 and .357 mag with no problems. I have shot hundreds of rounds through this gun ( multiple brands ) and never have had a problem . They had all been brass cased but I thought I would try these for the price. Not worth it if I have to pry them out.

  • Festus said:

    No problems at all.

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  • William said:

    I bought 1k rounds of steel cased .223 and it arrived in less than 48 hours. I know you aren’t “supposed” to shoot steel cased out of an ar15, but after about 500 rounds I’ve experienced zero problems. It’s hard to beat 35 cents per round.

  • WOLFMAN JACK said:

    Nothing wrong with this ammo, shots straight, and on target. !!!!!!

  • Marvelous said:

    Next time I buy ammo I will return!

  • Power said:

    Don’t let anyone tell you this stuff isn’t awesome. I can connect with steel at 200 yards with this out of my Beretta 92x. 5 out of 7 shots, just like that, nothing to it. The ammo is accurate and reliable. A few light primer strikes now and again, but run a double action and just pull the trigger again.

  • The Random Texan said:

    I shoot this stuff all the time at the range, runs great in my Steyr L9, but definitely NOT in my Taurus G2c. The steelcase ammo eventually sticks in the Taurus, fortunately after discharging. My friendly neighborhood gunsmith showed me how to clear it, with a mallet and short length of dowel. So no Tula in that gun. But hey, the Steyr is my fave, and Steyrs have a rep for running sketchy ammo without a hitch.

  • Jeep said:

    I finally got time to go out and shoot this ammo, I had a few problems with my old Stallard arm's Maverick JS 9mm, but have had the same with most ammo. With my other 9MM I found that not only the Ammo was great BUT it is only as Accurate as the Shooter, Great Ammo, Great value well worth the price!

  • mclovin said:

    Cycled well thru ar

  • petarro said:

    I'm new to this, I bought this Russian ammo and Winchester $$ ammo. The accuracy in the same grain was exactly the same. This one is brass so you can use the range and explodes almost as safe as all brass but it's at least safer than all steel. Price is great, boxes and ammo and quality is great too. Not sure what dirtier means but after dozens of each, the gun was in the same need to get cleaned.

  • Wolvian said:

    Shoots fine but is a little dirty to shoot

  • Jddogmaster6522 said:

    Love tul ammo. Performs great. Great price. Only thing is steel casing. Cant beat it for the price.

  • ALL ROCK said:

    IS A GOOD AMMO I WENT INTO 150 ROUNDs EACH WITH MY GLOCK 23 GEN 4 .40 WITH NO PROBLEM AND I USE MY BERETTA 96 A1 WITH ANOTHER 150 WITH THE SAME AMMO, GOOD STUFF.

  • Shooter 85262 said:

    Jammed in both Glock 23 and S&W M&P. Failed to eject. First time this has happened in years.

  • Big Jake said:

    Bought 100 rounds of .357 Mags for my 686, once the cylinder rotated around to the spent cartridges it would no longer rotate past them. Once I did get the cylinder open I could not get the spent cartridges out and had to tap them out backwards from the front of the cylinder with a rod. That being said, the 4 rounds that I got fired performed well LOL.

  • D said:

    If you have a revolver ,,, Do NOT buy this ammo. I have a S & W 686 and every round hangs up in the cylinder!!!

  • Paul said:

    The product presents a good value. I'm a newbie to target shooting, but I did notice that these shells stick in my S&W 357 magnum requiring a small block or something other than my soft hand to knock them out. Brass shells don't do that. I've had a couple of duds in about 200 rounds, but they shoot the second time around. I will buy this product again.

  • pissed off ohio said:

    this ammo sucked and i bout 500 rnds.

  • Reid said:

    Shot 50 rounds of the 1000 I purchased. Weapon was a new Ruger ACR. Every spent round was difficult to remove from the cylinder; I had to remove one spent casing with a screwdriver. I put an an equal number of brass ammo through the gun with no problem expelling the ammo.

  • BOBBER said:

    I HAVE HAD NO PROBLEM WITH THE 150 ROUNDS I HAVE SHOT

  • Jay said:

    I have an AR-15 and this ammo cycled right thru the action with no issues what so ever. It is true that the powder in the tuluammo burns a little more dirty but I can cycle hundreds of rounds through the gun and have no issues the just clean the rifle. For the price you cant beat this ammo.

  • Silverain1 said:

    Excellent ammo at a tremendous price. I will continue to buy it and buy it here!

  • Flyboy said:

    I had no problems, will buy again.

  • flyboy said:

    I have bougrt this ammo before, no problems, ejects fine, and shoots a tight pattern. QUICKER DELVERY THAN I EXSPECTED.

  • Stinky said:

    Shoots well. No problems.

  • Macdaddy203 said:

    Very good ammo for the price. Haven't had one misfire in the 300 rounds I've shot so far. Thanks Ammo.com

  • Bruce said:

    You guys are fast and the ammo price is the best, never had a round to fail, I'm a pleased customer!

  • Jack said:

    I tried out a box or two of Tulamo prior to my purchase from you. It works really well in my newly purchased Ruger Mini 30. After sighting in the Ruger it would consistantly blow the center out of a bullseye target at 50 yards. That's what I really wanted it to do.

  • PC said:

    The ammo is priced right and had zero mis-fires so far. As expected, it's a little dirty but effective.

  • D said:

    This ammo works quite well in both my .308 semi-autos. It's not overly dirty and you don't run the risk of case fractures that you run with some of the older military surplus ammo. No reloading potential but if you're like me and don't reload but want some reliable plinking ammo this stuff is for you. It's not match grade, it's not reloadable, but it goes bang every time and I've yet to have a FTF/FTE in any of my rifles after around 800 rounds of this stuff. I've run it in 5-6 pistol and rifle calibers so far and had no trouble with any of it. Fair price, fast delivery, I recommend it. Thanks!

  • JessT1993 said:

    I used to buy tula ammo fequently. I don't whats gotten into them lately but lately the ammo quality I have recieved sucks. I used to run tula through both my ak in 7.62x39 and then 9x18 in my makarov. 9x18 still works great but for some reason the 7.62x39 has preformed terribly lately and I won't buy tula ammunition ever again because ive lost all confiedence in this ammunition. Lately after running tula through my ak after every 2 or 3 rounds I expierence a failure to fire. The ammo is clearly pressed on the primer where the firing pin has struck but still it doesn't shoot and simular ammo such as wolf or brown bear functions flawlessly through my rifle. So I don't believe its the rifle but the ammo its self and I will not purchase from tula again of this is the quality I can't expect.

  • hawk said:

    Although I only had time to shoot 50 rounds selected at random from various boxes, every round fired true with minute of accuracy after sight in-house

  • Raw Toast said:

    For the price, it is great range ammo. I used this ammo in a P64, The polish version of a Makarov. The P64 is known to have a somewhat high reliability, so I was surprised to have 2 rounds out of 50 short stroke. I did clean and lube the gun properly before use.

  • Geoff said:

    Have fired 300 rounds and have had 3 rounds stovepipe.Am not too impressed!

  • Ryan said:

    just got a Russian SKS and have put 2000rds of Tula Ammo through it with absolutely no problems at all.

  • Richard said:

    This ammo is garbage, casing expands and jams inside the barrel/ bcg. It's almost a scam, this trash shouldn't even be called ammo. Such a waste of money. Now I have a 1,000 rounds of useless trash.

  • Goldfarmer said:

    after receiving the TulAmmo 380 ACP Ammo I went out to do a little targer shooting and before finishing one box my Ruger LCP 380 jamed whin ejecting or missed fire three times. The Ruger LCP has never jamed before, Other ammo was brass case and TulAmmo 380 ACP Ammo is steel. I cleaned the Ruger again but have not had time to retry another box but will after holliday's.

  • Mad said:

    This was the first time i have ever purchased Tulammo and was very disappointed. About every 3rd round might fire. The range master said the firing pin was making contact but the primers were set too deep causing the problem.

  • Bedwetter said:

    Love this ammo have bought this 2x and have no problem with it In an AR 15 loads good no misfires or FFEX FFFR FFLD cleans up well and have no problem with it

  • David said:

    I ordered this ammo on a Monday and it was at my door on Friday! Considering that it had to be shipped four states away that is FAST shipping. I also like the fact that Ammo.com donates a portion of every sale to pro gun institutions. This is now my number one "go to" source for ammo.

  • TomInJax said:

    At the range, I was able to produce nice clean 2 inch groups without a stand or brace. Never had one misfire. TulAmmo seems to have a reputation for making dirty ammo, but the rifle was easy to clean with much less residue than I expected. I will be ordering more! (Don't tell my wife!)

  • Marty said:

    Price was right, so far they have been 100% after shooting about 80 rounds.

  • chiraq said:

    super fast delivery great customer service

  • tmmomma said:

    Easy to order and service and shipping was good.

  • Silverain1 said:

    Excellent ammo at a tremendous price. I will continue to buy it and buy it here!

  • Bob R said:

    Bought a box of this to use as economical practice ammo. Shot all 50 rounds without any problems, in an old 15 round and a new 30 round magazine. My early Universal Carbine seems to love it. Althought I can't quantify it, it does appear to be a little dirty compared to the Remington I have used, but that is what a cleaning kit is for. Will save the more expensive ammo for personal defense, but will buy more of the TulAmmo for target practice!

  • Doom slayer said:

    Bought this ammo a few months ago, shot about 200 rounds of it so far with no stoppages. Over all im happy with this tulammo.

  • Old fat guy said:

    This stuff shoots as good as anything I have tried in my M1A scout squad.

  • Tripod said:

    So far I have shot 2 boxs, all rounds fired, grouping was O.K. for cheap ammo. Planning to buy more.

  • Cingetor said:

    I've fired around 200 rounds of this ammo now through a Draco mini and have had no problems at all - just load, point, and shoot. Good, sturdy, light infantry bullet. Will definitely continue using it.

  • Redflying Elk said:

    This ammo has always performed well in my old war time rifl a lot of fun to shoot

  • Bennie said:

    Minor problems with jamming, but overall, it performs very well.

  • domstang1 said:

    I do not have misfires with my Ruger Mini 30 and American ammo. I have fired 120 rounds of Tula so far from my Ruger Mini 30. Four (4) boxes had two (2) misfires each. Two (2) boxes had one (1) misfire each . There should not be any misfires. This ammo could cost someone their life one day.

  • JayG said:

    I've been using Tula in my XDM .45 for plinking and have had no issues so I thought I'd give these a try, but the Tula .223 Rem 55gr malfunctions VERY often in my modern sporting rifle. Every 2-4 rounds caused a failure to eject/cycle, or double feed. I've had NO issues with brass in the same rifle. Not worth the pennies saved, I won't be buying Tula .223 again or even finishing the rounds I bought.