8mm Lebel Ammo
Anyone know where I might get some of this obsolete stuff without paying an arm and a leg? Think there's any soft-point out there?
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Scrounger doesn't even list it anymore. Try these two links to French Military collectors on the net. They MIGHT? be able to help you.
www.gunboards.com/forums/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=15
http://www.milsurpshooter.net/
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Try Graf & Sons, Mexico, MO. They list this caliber newly made and reloadable. 0 -
If the above refs don't pan out, let me know. I still have a few hundred rounds of military ball D salted away.
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Your best bet is Graf - bless 'em for revitalizing some of these lines! Else watch for the Remington Kleanbore loading. Those will cost you, but they are reloadable. I'm not sure, but possibly there may have been some Norma rounds at one time? You can find some of the milsurp stuff, but that is corrosive, Berdan primed (difficult to reload for multiple reasons) and still relatively expensive. I suspect the french made more rifles than ammo, anyway - it wasn't like they used them much after 1918.
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