Anyone go cheap on their KRISS?

Wondering who here has shot cheap stuff like Tulammo or Wolf out of their KRISS?

I haven't yet but I've been wanting to try some

mine fed the Tula pretty well only put about 50 rounds of it through though. I'm still wondering why Kriss says not to use reloads.

bigrob_872004 wrote:mine fed the Tula pretty well only put about 50 rounds of it through though. I'm still wondering why Kriss says not to use reloads.

Possible squib loads. I think it should be ok for Pistol or SBR.

I will never use Tula on mine EVER again! It was that bad. I couldn't go through a single mag without stove pipes. I wish I had taken pictures of the spent casings. They had a huge indent on the top(where bullet is seated), i'm guessing because it's steel and softer than the brass casings. Looks like when they are ejected they hit the ejection port and wouldn't bounce/ricochet out as well. Maybe the the brass,not having as much give as steel allows them to bounce out more sharper. Just my take on it, but after two mags I switched to Remington and not a problem.

Haha I have 50 rounds I'm going to try out in my SBR tomorrow

I loaded up 2 mags with 25 rounds each. I had 2 fte in the first 4 rounds. The second Mag all fired with no problems.

put a lot of lead reloads SWC through my Kriss. Hit or miss on the reliability though!

Solscud007 wrote:Wondering who here has shot cheap stuff like Tulammo or Wolf out of their KRISS?

Tulammo is one of the only ammo's that does not jam for me, idky?

I tried to run a box, lots of FTE, I will keep the rest for my glock 30...

put 200 rounds of tula through mine with no issues at all. Just a really really dirty gun

Magtech left my gun pretty gross inside, but only had 1 FTE after 250rds. Ironically, it was my 52 year old mother shooting and was terrified she would break it. Also, anyone near Phoenix, United Nations Ammo has .45 magtech or S&B in stock fairly regularly. Usually around $430 after tax for 1000rds. They have a website as well, but shipping is ridiculous and you don't get the 3% cash discount.