50 Cal Ammo

If you want consistency and outstanding power from your .50 BMG cartridges, order this 200-round case from PMC, a leading company for elite training ammunition. You’ll get rounds that use meticulous engineering and quality control to ensure excellent speed and unprecedented power. Thanks to the full metal jacket boat tail projectile, these rounds feed smoothly and leave less fouling in the barrel.

When you fire these .50 BMG cartridges, you’ll have a muzzle speed of 3,080 feet per second. That’s pretty impressive, but it’s the 13,688 foot pounds of energy from the 660-grain bullet that makes these bullets truly exceptional. With a boat tail, the powerful rounds will have excellent accuracy and tight grouping, even at distances well beyond 500 yards.

PMC makes some of the most consistent and reliable training and sporting ammunition in the country. They create military-spec cartridges that are trusted by gun owners from coast to coast.

If you own a rifle that takes .50 BMG cartridges, you already understand the importance of quality and accuracy. That’s why you need to order this 10-round box of 660-grain full metal jacket boat tail ammunition. You’ll be able to shoot .50 BMG cartridges that are extremely fast and amazingly powerful, helping you take accurate shots at distances that other rounds can only dream of.

These rounds have the most outstanding performance in the rifle and downrange. They feed smoothly from the magazine to the chamber and give less fouling in the barrel. The bullets will come blistering out of the barrel with a speed of 3,080 feet per second and a herculean energy of 13,688 foot pounds. With a boat tail, the bullets maintain superior aerodynamics and give excellent trajectories, even at 500 yards and beyond.

PMC is one of the most outstanding ammo manufacturers in the country. They are dedicated to creating the highest-quality cartridges for training and target practice.

If you like making big holes at long distances, this .50 BMG match ammunition from Hornady is your best bet. Each box contains 100 rounds.

These cartridges fires a 750 grain A-MAX match bullet at 2,820 feet per second. The A-MAX is a polymer-tipped competition-grade design that delivers extremely consistent ballistics.

Hornady ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska using non-corrosive primers and brass cases.