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8mm turkish mauser ammo value

wichitaman
I have a bunch of 8mm ammo, turkish with the 70 round stripper clips in cloth belt. What is the value of it? If it is not worth much I will shoot it up..... Thanks
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  • machine gun moran
    In my area the Turk 8mm sells at gun shows for about 25 cents per round or a little more, or about $18-$20 per bandolier. 8mm of any kind is rising in value, as most of it in surplus form is in fairly low supply right now.
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  • 11b6r
    The Turk ammo is not a rare, scarce collectors item- it is shooting ammo. Fairly stout, but shoots well.
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  • beantownshootah
    MMM has it. Brass cased 8mm surplus ammo is running about $0.25-$0.30 per round now.

    I think I paid $20 for a bandoleer of it last year.

    The packaging is kind of cool (bandoleer + stripper clips).

    Don't forget that its corrosive. . .clean thoroughly after shooting and you'll be fine.

    8mm in particular has gone WAY up in cost over the last few years. Its a combination of factors such as weakness of the dollar, increased cost of oil (shipping costs), and lack of additional supply.

    I'm convinced that with 8mm and the like, you will NOT be sorry if you buy a case or two of it, and throw it in your closet for indefinite future use.
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  • kimberkid
    I bought 2 cases of 1440 rounds back when they were bringing in the Turk Mauser's ... 7 cents a round delivered IIRC, too bad you can't replace it for that! You could get a handpicked rifle and case of ammo for less than $200

    I kept the buttons that came on those bandoleer's ... have moved since then and have no idea what happened to them, but we're moving again soon so maybe they will turn up!
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  • EVILDR235
    I have a lot of the 70 round bandoleers.When I bought mine it was $4.00 for the 70 rounds.I have it all stashed away in ammo boxes just in case.

    EvilDr235
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