Rare cutaway 8x33 Kurz round from 1944, specially designed for the legendary Sturmgewehr. This beautifully preserved artifact offers a unique look at the internal structure of one of the most iconic ammunition types of the Second World War.  

- Every component is original and historically accurate, making this a must-have for serious collectors.  
- The cross-section reveals the internal mechanics of the round, showcasing the innovative engineering behind the Sturmgewehr's ammunition.  
- Fully deactivated and contains **no explosives**, ensuring safe handling and display.  
- The 8x33 Kurz round revolutionized intermediate cartridge design, paving the way for modern assault rifle ammunition.  

Developed in the 1940s for the Sturmgewehr series, the 8x33 Kurz (short) round was Germany’s answer to the need for a powerful yet controllable cartridge. It provided a balance between the range and power of rifle rounds and the compact size of submachine gun cartridges.  
- The round features a shorter, more compact case for efficient feeding in the revolutionary Sturmgewehr.  
- The cutaway reveals the bullet core, jacket, and powder charge, along with the primer’s internal structure.  
- This round was part of a pivotal shift in ammunition design, marking the birth of the intermediate cartridge era.  
This cutaway round is perfect for museum displays, educational purposes, or as the centerpiece of your personal collection. A true gem for enthusiasts of historical firearms and ammunition!