I've got me a bitch with expensive tastes...

[bellavite1]

I was hoping I could get away with the "cheap" PMC 50 BMG rounds...
Nope, it's not good enough for her...
I got a nice 5 shot, 100 yds zero group with Hornady 750 gr Amax, 3/4", 4 out of 5 in 1/2".
PMC Bronze printed a group 5 times bigger...
And before you start saying that a 50 is not even stabilizing at 100 yds, there comes a 400 yds target...15" group...
Nope, at least in my rifle, PMC is not an option at ANY distance...
Rant over.
Anybody needs a kidney?
I'll give you a great deal...😁

[ferrum]

Sounds like it is time to bite the bullet and start reloading or develop a taste for top ramen

[bellavite1]

Sounds like reloading 50 is a whole different ballgame, with expensive tooling and hard to find components ...
Not sure how much saving I would achieve over factory rounds...

[Irving]

All components are hard to find right now. If you start now it will just feel normal.

[bellavite1]

All components are hard to find right now. If you start now it will just feel normal.

Ah, ok, I feel much better then...

[JohnnyDrama]

No pictures of the rifle?

[bellavite1]

No pictures of the rifle?

Just a run of the mill 99...

[rondog]

You'll be buying powder by the drum.....

[O2HeN2]

That ain't no "Run of the mill" rifle, trust me!

I immediately fell in love with it. Damn you for letting me shoot it.

One thing I noticed is that's it's far easier to earn the bragging rights of "All my shots were touching each other!" when the bullet's a half inch in diameter!

O2

[bellavite1]

That ain't no "Run of the mill" rifle, trust me!

I immediately fell in love with it. Damn you for letting me shoot it.

One thing I noticed is that's it's far easier to earn the bragging rights of "All my shots were touching each other!" when the bullet's a half inch in diameter!

O2

It was as strategic move!