1000 yards .50 cal shot, standing up.

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1000 yards .50 cal shot, standing up.

#1 Post by $harp$hooter »

Apologies if this has been posted before:

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#2 Post by ovenpaa »

Whoooh! yet again I am reminded of why I hate these things. The .50BMG is one of the most spiteful ways of spending money I can think of...
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#3 Post by dromia »

Its like most things shooting, if you need to know how much its going to cost you then you can't afford it.
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#4 Post by Sandgroper »

Impressive, but I couldn't help but wonder - Does it come in a carbine version! :shakeshout:
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#5 Post by waterford103 »

never mind a carbine ---- is there a pistol ?????/

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#6 Post by Sandgroper »

waterford103 wrote:never mind a carbine ---- is there a pistol ?????/

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Yes! :o
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#7 Post by Matt »

Nothing like a 50 brings a such smile to your face, a face full of hot gas, a huge blast and whatever was on the floor nearby finding its way up your nose and into your fillings... :grin:

I know they're a bit marmite but its worth every penny :lol:
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#8 Post by IainWR »

Oh, I don't know, an M134 has considerable silly grin value ...

And controlling a squadron of A-10s each with a full HE load on Salisbury Plain (danger area 30 km and it needs all of it) may be the most fun I've had on the ground with my clothes on!

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#9 Post by M99 »

Cant beat the 50s. We have been practicing a fair amount and have developed/adapdeted a style which allows us to shoot them prone or from the bench without the recoil effecting target/sight picture. Basically you are now able to keep the scope fixed on the target whilst the shot is on its was down the range!

Helps with the shooting no end and really is reducing perceived recoil!

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