NOTE: The Manufuacturer of the sleeves German ammunition may vary. Upon opening the bulk cases we've noticed they're marked oxo - Teuto Metallwerke manufactured.
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This German 8mm ammunition was manufactured by the Teuto Metallwerke G.m.b.h. around 1942. These cartridges are marked s. S. which indicates they're heavy spitzer bullets. The stamp on the outside FUER MG indicates these were earmarked for use with machine-guns, however they are compatible with Mauser 8mm rifles. The blue label indicates these are steel cased rounds, along with the St+ stamp on the base of each cartridge indicating they utilize improved strength steel. The specific lot stamped on each cartridge may vary by box / case. Each sleeve contains 300 rounds (20 boxes containing 15rd per box).
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This German 8mm ammunition was manufactured by the Hugo Schneider A.G., Lampenfabrik in Leipsig Germany around 1940. These cartridge boxes are marked S.m.K which indicates they're armor-piercing cartridges. The blue label indicates these are steel cased rounds, however the cartridges carry a "Xw17" stamp indicating they utilized the early-war system of steel case identification. The specific lot stamped on each cartridge may vary by box / case. Each sleeve contains 300 rounds (20 boxes containing 15rd per box).
Credit to Michael Largy, the IAA and the U.S. War Department's respective pieces for info and images.
