Russian Tula Ammo 12.7x108mm 680 Grain FMJ Chris Kyle, 10 Round Box

Tula 12.7x108mm, 680 grain full metal jacket, 10 rounds. Heavy machine gun caliber ammunition for the very few rifles that take it.

Who it’s for

Owners of a rifle actually chambered in 12.7×108, which in the US usually means a single shot or bolt action built around the cartridge, and collectors who want a few rounds on the shelf. This is the Soviet and Russian heavy machine gun round, the one used in the DShK and the guns that followed it. It fills the same role as .50 BMG does in NATO service.

Each 680 grain bullet has a lead core under a full metal jacket, and the ammunition is non-corrosive. It doesn’t come in often, and restocks are hard to predict.

What you get

• 680 grain full metal jacket, lead core
• Non-corrosive
• 10 round box

Specs

Caliber 12.7x108mm. Bullet 680 grain FMJ. 10 rounds.

12.7×108 is not .50 BMG

Both fire a half inch bullet, and that’s about where the similarity ends. The case is longer and shaped differently, and this ammunition will not chamber in a .50 BMG rifle. Never try to force it. Match the cartridge to what’s stamped on your barrel.

This ammunition ships straight to your door wherever state and local law allows.