Yugoslavian 8mm Mauser Brass 197 Grain FMJ Lead Core CORROSIVE (Box of 15 rounds)

This Yugoslavian 8mm Mauser brass ammunition is generally a good, reliable, and accurate round. Many consider it to be the best 8mm surplus ammunition available. As with any surplus ammo, the exact condition or performance of the ammo cannot be promised. If you have any trouble with it, just let us know and we will work it out with you. Whether it is a matter of you needing a few replacement rounds or us recommending a heavier bolt spring to strike the primer, we will do what we can to make you happy.   -197 Grain -Made in Yugolslavia -Lead Core, FMJ -Brass Case -Berdan Primed (Corrosive) -Sealed primer -1940's production -15 rounds per box -945 rounds per case -28,350 rounds per pallet   What is Yugoslavian 8mm ammunition? Yugoslavian 8mm ammunition refers to the type of ammunition used in firearms that were made in the former country of Yugoslavia. This type of ammunition was commonly used in rifles and machine guns that were chambered for 8mm caliber cartridges. Because Yugoslavia no longer exists, this type of ammunition is now difficult to find.   What is history behind Yugoslavian 8mm ammunition? The history of Yugoslavian 8mm ammunition is closely tied to the history of the former country of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was a country located in southeastern Europe that existed from 1918 until 2006. During this time, the country was known for its production of a wide range of firearms and ammunition, including 8mm caliber cartridges.