S&B 8×57 JS SPCE is a hunting cartridge loaded with a 12.7 g soft-point cutting-edge bullet. Its heavy 196-grain projectile combines SPCE construction, substantial sectional density and 3963 J of muzzle energy. Suitable for use Hunting rifles chambered in 8×57 JS Hunting Users who prefer a heavy 196-grain bullet Short and medium hunting distances Use permitted by applicable hunting regulations Why choose S&B 8×57 JS SPCE? 12.70 g / 196 gr SPCE bullet Soft-point cutting-edge construction Muzzle velocity of 790 m/s Muzzle energy of 3963 J Sectional density of 0.268 lb/in² Factory brass case 20 cartridges per box Technical specifications Calibre: 8×57 JS Bullet type: SPCE Bullet weight: 12.70 g / 196 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.328 / G7 0.165 Sectional density: 0.268 lb/in² Cartridge length: 78.10 mm Total cartridge weight: 27.2 g Test-barrel length: 600 mm Intended use: Hunting Ballistic data Muzzle: 790 m/s and 3963 J 100 m: 701 m/s and 3123 J 200 m: 619 m/s and 2431 J 300 m: 542 m/s and 1863 J 400 m: 469 m/s and 1398 J Trajectory reference 50 m: –0.3 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –15.1 cm 300 m: –55.9 cm 400 m: –130.4 cm Manufacturer-specified maximum point-blank range: 159 m Packaging Cartridges per box: 20 Cartridges per shipping case: 400 Box dimensions: 81.5 × 133.5 × 28.5 mm Approximate box weight: 0.60 kg Frequently asked questions Are 8×57 JS and 8×57 JRS the same cartridge? No. The 8×57 JRS is rimmed, while 8×57 JS is rimless. They are not interchangeable. Are 8×57 JS and the older 8×57 J always compatible? No. Bore and chamber dimensions in older firearms may differ. A qualified gunsmith should inspect the firearm if there is any uncertainty. What does SPCE mean? SPCE identifies a soft-point cutting-edge bullet designed for controlled expansion. Recommended products Alternative 8×57 JS hunting loads Riflescopes and mounting systems Shooting targets Hearing and eye protection Rifle-cleaning equipment When is S&B 8×57 JS SPCE the right choice? This loading suits an 8×57 JS hunting rifle when a heavy 196-grain projectile and SPCE construction are preferred. The firearm’s exact calibre marking must be checked particularly carefully. Expert recommendation Do not determine compatibility from the general “8 mm Mauser” name alone. Verify the exact firearm marking and have an older firearm of uncertain history inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Heavy-bullet 8×57 JS SPCE ammunition S&B 8×57 JS SPCE 12.7 g combines a 196-grain hunting bullet, a muzzle velocity of 790 m/s and 3963 J of muzzle energy.
S&B 8×57 JS SPCE is a hunting cartridge loaded with a 12.7 g soft-point cutting-edge bullet. Its heavy 196-grain projectile combines SPCE construction, substantial sectional density and 3963 J of muzzle energy. Suitable for use Hunting rifles chambered in 8×57 JS Hunting Users who prefer a heavy 196-grain bullet Short and medium hunting distances Use permitted by applicable hunting regulations Why choose S&B 8×57 JS SPCE? 12.70 g / 196 gr SPCE bullet Soft-point cutting-edge construction Muzzle velocity of 790 m/s Muzzle energy of 3963 J Sectional density of 0.268 lb/in² Factory brass case 20 cartridges per box Technical specifications Calibre: 8×57 JS Bullet type: SPCE Bullet weight: 12.70 g / 196 gr Jacket material: CuZn 10 Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.328 / G7 0.165 Sectional density: 0.268 lb/in² Cartridge length: 78.10 mm Total cartridge weight: 27.2 g Test-barrel length: 600 mm Intended use: Hunting Ballistic data Muzzle: 790 m/s and 3963 J 100 m: 701 m/s and 3123 J 200 m: 619 m/s and 2431 J 300 m: 542 m/s and 1863 J 400 m: 469 m/s and 1398 J Trajectory reference 50 m: –0.3 cm 100 m: 0.0 cm 200 m: –15.1 cm 300 m: –55.9 cm 400 m: –130.4 cm Manufacturer-specified maximum point-blank range: 159 m Packaging Cartridges per box: 20 Cartridges per shipping case: 400 Box dimensions: 81.5 × 133.5 × 28.5 mm Approximate box weight: 0.60 kg Frequently asked questions Are 8×57 JS and 8×57 JRS the same cartridge? No. The 8×57 JRS is rimmed, while 8×57 JS is rimless. They are not interchangeable. Are 8×57 JS and the older 8×57 J always compatible? No. Bore and chamber dimensions in older firearms may differ. A qualified gunsmith should inspect the firearm if there is any uncertainty. What does SPCE mean? SPCE identifies a soft-point cutting-edge bullet designed for controlled expansion. Recommended products Alternative 8×57 JS hunting loads Riflescopes and mounting systems Shooting targets Hearing and eye protection Rifle-cleaning equipment When is S&B 8×57 JS SPCE the right choice? This loading suits an 8×57 JS hunting rifle when a heavy 196-grain projectile and SPCE construction are preferred. The firearm’s exact calibre marking must be checked particularly carefully. Expert recommendation Do not determine compatibility from the general “8 mm Mauser” name alone. Verify the exact firearm marking and have an older firearm of uncertain history inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Heavy-bullet 8×57 JS SPCE ammunition S&B 8×57 JS SPCE 12.7 g combines a 196-grain hunting bullet, a muzzle velocity of 790 m/s and 3963 J of muzzle energy.
