I know that I can get very good accuracy out of either Hornady or 50 BMG Supply match ammo but I'm looking for something a bit less expensive for plinking at 600 and closer

Loading my own is out of the question. I'm not going to invest in the equipment needed to roll .50 BMG for what is going to be a fairly low use rifle. I've read some good reviews of both IMI and PMC ball and I have some IMI on order. Are their other options that I should be looking at?

No pics necessary and the guns all look exactly the same. Rig is ready to go.

I will not list on Gunbroker yet. Pick up in Atlanta metro area only.

$6K for the package.

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Thanks.

I have 6 boxes of Hornady 750gr A-MAX bullets I can't use since I got my semi. 6 boxes with 20 bullets each. $45/box.  Email at 191145guy@gmail.com. If you're an hour or three away from me in Bloomsburg, Pa. I can meet you somewhere. Thanks. 

Also available for pickup in the Santa Cruz area.

If interested in purchasing or have questions, please contact me at Fire4EffectCA@aol.com.

Save almost $350.00 over Amazon pricing. See link below.

https://www.amazon.com/Complete-50-Caliber-Sniper-Course-Interdiction/dp/1581600682

For fun, I have collected ammo in as many sizes as possible. At some point I plan to mount them all in a display case and show the range from .22 short to 50 BMG. I have been surprisingly successful over time just finding people at the range willing to give me an extra round, including long range 338 Lapua and 300 WinMag. But no luck with 50 BMG.

I would be interested in purchasing a single round to complete my collection. I would prefer an interesting looking round where the tip is a different material look / material versus just a copper jacketed bullet. But hey, I'm not going to get overly picky.

I don't want to spend $40+ on a 10 round box when I would be willing to buy one for $10 plus shipping (just dropped in a small padded envelope should work). IS there someone on this forum willing to help me out? It would mean a great deal to me. If you can help me out, I'll reply with my e-mail address and we can take our discussion out of the forum.

Thanks all and good luck with your 1,000 yard shooting!!!

Tom

PM me your email if you want a PDF of the drawings

Hopefully a lot of the old crew will sign up and post.

The NECO, patented, Case Gauge is the most versatile instrument available for measuring the various accuracy determining factors of cartridge cases, bullets and loaded ammunition. No other gauge can measure all of the following: 1.Banana curvature of case. 2.Wall and neck thickness variations. 3.Case head squareness. 4.Banana curvature and out-of-round shape of individual bullets. 5.Runout of seated bullet. 6.Total runout of loaded cartridge. The "Case Gauge" can be used to measure cartridges from .22 cal to .50BMG.

The gauge and accessories are used and in excellent condition. Asking $90.00 plus shipping.

If interested or have questions, contact me at Fire4EffectCA@aol.com

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Barrett has about 100 rds fired, nice condition.

Sells without scope and rings.

5-25×50mm FFP

EBR-2c (MRAD)

Scope is in like new condition, the rifle it was on only had 60 rounds fired through it, not a 50 BMG rifle.

Asking $1K for the scope plus shipping, not looking for any trades at this time. Postal money orders only, I dont do PayPal.

If you want to see pics of the scope, post your email and I'll send you some.

This scope is rated for .50's and would work great for long range shooting.

Only used to trim about 300 50 BMG cases. Used cutting edge in excellent condition. Other two cutting edges on mounted blade never used. All parts in excellent condition.

Asking $60.00 shipped.

Also available for pickup in the Santa Cruz area. If interested or have questions, contact me at Fire4EffectCA@aol.com.

Note: Cross posted on other sites.

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1. With the weapon on Safe, insert a round, and close the breach. Then move the selector to Fire, and discharge the weapon by pulling the trigger.

2. Move the selector to Safe, and remove the bolt and spent case, mount a new round to the bolt and close the breach. Now, when moving the selector from Safe to Fire, the firing pin will release and the round will be discharged without any trigger action.

Please let me know if you are a LAR Grizzly Big Boar owner and can duplicate these results (as in the video). Thanks!

He went back home , then along came Memorial day . Went out with about 8-10 friends and shot . The Barrett went along . All but one tried her out , including a couple of teenagers and a wife . Heck , even a couple of strangers tried a shot or two . Target was a rock about chest sized at 550-600 yards . It's a bit smaller , now .Went through the other half can of spotter / tracer , so about 150 rounds this month . No one thought it was painful nor would they turn down another chance .

Again , if you have the means and a place to stretch it's legs , I highly recommend you get one .

Chris

Any recommendations? I have a growing amount of .300wm brass so I figured it would be an interesting project. Just trying to not break the bank doing it.

Thank you.

These sell for $1,200.00 new.

Note: This borescope with mirror tube (0.313 inches) will not fit in in .30 cal. Bores.

Contact me at Fire4EffectCA@aol.com if you are interested or have questions.

http://www.gradientlens.com/Rigid-Borescopes/Hawkey-Classic-Hardy.aspx

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It is like new , i've only put 60 or so rounds through it . It is a standard 29 inch upper with the standard cut chamber which will allow you to shoot match and GI spec ammo .

Asking $2300 plus shipping .

Thanks , Chris