50 BMG – 740 gr Solid Brass FMJ – PMC (50XM) – 200 Rounds

Serious about extreme long range shooting with your 50 BMG? Pick up this 200 round case of PMC X-Tac Match 50XM 50 BMG 740 grain solid brass ammo.

Most 50 BMG ammo is military-style FMJ with a lead or steel core. This PMC load uses a 740 grain bullet machined from solid brass. A monolithic bullet has no core and jacket to shift or vary, so every projectile is balanced and uniform, which is exactly what you need for accuracy at long distance. The long, streamlined profile carries a very high ballistic coefficient, so it resists wind and stays supersonic well past a mile. PMC rates this load at 2,830 fps, which works out to more than 13,000 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. PMC also selects its components and powder for consistency from round to round. Because the bullet is brass rather than lead, it also produces less fouling in the bore over long strings of fire.

The 50 BMG was designed by John Browning for the M2 heavy machine gun and remains in service more than a century later. In civilian hands, it is used for extreme long range competition, such as Fifty Caliber Shooters Association matches, and for precision shooting at 1,000 yards and beyond. It is chambered in rifles like the Barrett M82 and M99, McMillan TAC-50, Serbu BFG-50, and ArmaLite AR-50. Ten round boxes make it easy to track lots and data, and a 200 round case keeps your match supply consistent from a single lot. Always check your range’s rules before shooting solid brass projectiles at steel.

This American-made PMC ammo is new production, brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. The fired brass is reloadable. Each box holds 10 rounds, and twenty boxes make up this 200 round case. Store it in a cool, dry place, since temperature swings can shift velocity at extreme range.