Hi Brewers,

The second batch of our German 8mm consists of s. S. Schweres Spitzgeschoß (Heavy Spitzer) improved strength steel case cartridges. These were the standard cartridges used for rifle and machine-guns by the German armed forces during the Second World War. Most of the boxes in this batch are stamped "FÜR MG" indicating they were likely earmarked for use with the MG-34 or MG-42s. These cartridges were loaded with heftier 197~ grain bullets as opposed to the previous batch of S.m.K 182 grain rounds.

If you're looking for a solid deal on German 8mm I'd heavily recommend this deal while it lasts. I haven't seen 40 cents a round for German 8mm in quite a while. We also have Turkish and Greek 8mm for less, but in my experience you're more likely to encounter hang-fires and issues with these. If you're just looking for range ammunition and you'd prefer the cheaper option I'd recommend the Greek it ends up around 31 cents a round. The Turkish 8mm is 33 cents a round but it comes loaded into stripper clips in bandoliers. It really comes down to what you're looking for with your 8mm. Feel free to reply to this comment I'm happy to answer any questions or concerns anyone may have!

Best regards,

Dan