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| The 8x50 Rmm Lebel was introduced in 1886 for the Lebel bolt action rifle and was the first smallbore cartridge using smokeless powder by a world power. It was used by the French until the advent of the 7.5x54mm MAS cartridge and bolt-action rifle in 1932. Cartridge production ended in France in the late 1940s. and Remington also produced rifles and ammunition for the French government. This cartridge is good for deer and elk hunting. |
| 8x50Rmm Lebel (Rifle) |
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| $ 4.75 per Cartridge |
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| Early 1948 Military Production Limit One Cartridge |
| New Production. FMJ Reloadable! |
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| $ 2.95 per Cartridge |
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| $ 39.95 per Box of 20 |
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