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SKU: 2400-092763024003
This 150-grain .323-inch spitzer bullet is intended for modern 8mm rifles and other firearms chambered for the larger .323 bore, so confirming barrel diameter is an important first step before loading. It is presented as a hunting bullet for medium and heavier game, with the 150-grain option described as a good fit for typical 8mm Mauser velocities. The product notes also caution that it is too destructive for use in the 8mm Remington Magnum. For reloaders working with compatible rifles, it offers a straightforward option for 8mm hunting applications where proper chamber and bore matching matter.
Modern 8mm
Rifles using .323 inch diameter
150 Grain
Pro-Hunter Spitzer bullet for medium
Suitable Typical
8mm Mauser velocities
Intended Medium
Heavier game applications
Packaged 100-count
Box for reloading convenience
| Bullet Count | 100 ct. |
|---|---|
| Bullet Diameter | .323 inch |
| Bullet Type | Spitzer |
| Bullet Weight | 150 grain |
| Caliber | 8mm |
| Compatibility Notes | All modern 8mm rifles, including German military arms manufactured since 1905, use .323 inch diameter bullets; some older rifles and sporting guns may use .318 inch diameter bullets |
| Model Number | 2400 |
| Product Line | Pro-Hunter |
| Spec Notes | Check your reloading manual or powder manufacturer website for load data |
| Use | Medium and heavier game |
The product information states this is a .323 inch diameter bullet for modern 8mm rifles. It also warns that some older German rifles used .318 inch bullets, so bore size should be verified before loading.
It is listed as 150 grain.
The product is packaged as 100 count.
The description says these 8mm hunting bullets are intended for medium and heavier game.
No. The description specifically notes that .323 inch bullets are for modern 8mm rifles and German military arms manufactured since 1905. It also cautions that some older rifles and sporting guns used .318 inch bullets, so bore size must be confirmed before use.