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I have a total of 78 boxes of Yugoslavian 8mm Mauser ammo, military surplus from the mid '50s. There are 15 rounds per box (no clips). The price is 35 cents per round, which comes to $5.25 per box, or $409 for all of it.
If you buy it all, I'd round down to $400 and throw in the two .50cal ammo cans that it's in.
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My experience with this ammo in the past has been mostly good. I had one old rifle that would misfire with it, until I replaced the mainspring, and then they shot fine. It is old ammo, berdan and corrosive primed.
I have a total of 78 boxes of Yugoslavian 8mm Mauser ammo, military surplus from the mid '50s. There are 15 rounds per box (no clips). The price is 35 cents per round, which comes to $5.25 per box, or $409 for all of it.
If you buy it all, I'd round down to $400 and throw in the two .50cal ammo cans that it's in.
![IMG_6459[1].jpg](https://data.northwestfirearms.com/attachments/490/490677-ebac9e273b125d89a8c61c1affc4241a.jpg "IMG_6459[1].jpg")
My experience with this ammo in the past has been mostly good. I had one old rifle that would misfire with it, until I replaced the mainspring, and then they shot fine. It is old ammo, berdan and corrosive primed.
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