| Product Type | Ammo |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ammo Incorporated |
| Condition | New |
| Bullet Weight | 660 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) |
| Ammo Casing | Brass |
| Quantity | 50 |
| Ammo Caliber | .50 BMG |
| Manufacturer SKU | 50BMG660FMJ-A10 |
| Primer Type | Boxer |
| Muzzle Velocity (fps) | 2900 |
| Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) | 12327 |
| UPC Barcode | R0113202524898 |
| Cost Per Round | $3.3 to $3.5 per round |
Use Type
Range Training
One hundred yards? Child’s play. You can shoot rubber bands across farther distances.
One thousand yards? Yawn. That’s like … a shooting distance for ants, you know?
One mile? Finally. A respectable distance for you and your 50 BMG rifle. All you need now is the ammo.
Here is the ammo: Ammo Inc.’s own Signature series 50 BMG, which is loaded with a 660 grain full metal jacket projectile. It’s not a 750 grain A-MAX, but it’s still plenty heavy and aerodynamic enough to do mighty accurate things. We estimate the bullet’s G1 BC to be approximately 0.701 (36” test barrel), which means it should exhibit around -45.5” drop 100 yards downrange of a 1,000-yard zero. That’s assuming a sight height of 3” (of course, a sharpshooter like you doesn’t even need a scope to hit 1,000-yard targets.
This ammo comes from Wisconsin: a beautiful state where beautiful people make beautiful ammo. Each round’s case is Boxer-primed and reloadable. We swear on a stack of ammo that those cases are new. They’re only a little rough looking because they were annealed (i.e. heat treated) without getting polished up afterward.
One thousand yards? Yawn. That’s like … a shooting distance for ants, you know?
One mile? Finally. A respectable distance for you and your 50 BMG rifle. All you need now is the ammo.
Here is the ammo: Ammo Inc.’s own Signature series 50 BMG, which is loaded with a 660 grain full metal jacket projectile. It’s not a 750 grain A-MAX, but it’s still plenty heavy and aerodynamic enough to do mighty accurate things. We estimate the bullet’s G1 BC to be approximately 0.701 (36” test barrel), which means it should exhibit around -45.5” drop 100 yards downrange of a 1,000-yard zero. That’s assuming a sight height of 3” (of course, a sharpshooter like you doesn’t even need a scope to hit 1,000-yard targets.
This ammo comes from Wisconsin: a beautiful state where beautiful people make beautiful ammo. Each round’s case is Boxer-primed and reloadable. We swear on a stack of ammo that those cases are new. They’re only a little rough looking because they were annealed (i.e. heat treated) without getting polished up afterward.
