There's a pretty good article on steel-case .233 Remington ammo on the Cheaper Than Dirt Blog. I would just add that you probably want have a carbine buffer in the gun, as an "H" buffer or "H2" buffer may cause the action to run too sluggish with lower-powered ammo.
Sturmgewehre shoots a lot of Wolf ammo
Tula .223Rem Fail - TulAmmo steel-case ammo short-stroked one of my AR-15s
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Ammunition, including the case should be softer than the material from which the barrel and action is manufactured and resistant to corrosion.
I think it should cost less as well. I get sticker shock every time I buy ammunition.
The steel cases used for ammunition are made of mild steel, and are softer than bolts or barrels which are all hardened steel.
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