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INERT German 1915 Dated 7.92x57mm Round S - Kaiserlich Munitionsfabrik "Imperial [Prussian] Munitions Factory"

INERT German 1915 Dated 7.92x57mm Round S - Kaiserlich Munitionsfabrik "Imperial [Prussian] Munitions Factory"

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The INERT German 1915 Dated 7.92x57mm Round S is a historical artifact from the First World War, manufactured by the Kaiserlich Munitionsfabrik, or Imperial [Prussian] Munitions Factory. This cartridge represents Germany's standard-issue rifle ammunition during the conflict, designed for use in the Gewehr 98 bolt-action rifle. The 7.92x57mm cartridge, commonly referred to as the 8mm Mauser, was renowned for its accuracy, range, and stopping power.

This particular round bears a 1915 manufacturing date, situating it within one of the most intense periods of the Great War. The “S” designation refers to the spitzer bullet design, a technological advancement that improved aerodynamics and ballistic performance, giving German troops an edge in combat.

Fully deactivated for safety, this round is free of any live components, including primer, powder, and propellant. Its brass casing and bullet remain well-preserved, with the headstamp markings clearly visible, adding to its authenticity and collectible value.

This INERT 7.92x57mm round is an ideal addition for collectors of WWI memorabilia, military historians, or enthusiasts of vintage ammunition. Its historical significance and craftsmanship make it a tangible connection to the technological and military innovations of the early 20th century.