100 Rounds of .50 BMG Ammo by Federal - 660 gr FMJ

My Barrett M82A1 loves this stuff. Shot 70 rounds last week from 100yards to 600 yards and performed great. (Posted on 10/24/2015)

The 13 date lake city brass was little dull but the primer pockets,bullet case mouth were sealed.fired great at 62deg.at 100 yards.2882fps. Right on Target. (Posted on 10/15/2015)

I get a 4 inch group at 600 yards with this ammo. (Posted on 9/12/2015)

Shots half in groups at 100 yards thru my Armalite 50, cases look good for reloading, not match grade but not a foot off the target either and not $6 each. (Posted on 8/17/2015)

Military ammo, manufactured for defense use is marked with the M-xxx designator, i.e. M-33, M-195 etc. This M designator means that this particular lot has been tested and meets minimal mil-spec criteria. Those lots marked XM-xxx like the XM-33, XM-195 and so forth, have not met those critical mil-spec standards, usually timed from the firing pin striking the primer until the round fires... this spec is necessary for proper performance in full automatic weapons. The civilian market, for the most part is NOT concerned with high cycle rates so the millisecond difference in our weapons is not nearly as critical and therefore the XM ammo will perform perfectly fine for our general use. I personally shoot a .50BMG 5 shot bolt action rifle at 1000 + yards and after over 25000 rounds of mixed bag, XM-33 and M-33 ball have YET to have a single malfunction or difference in performance for my application. This American Eagle Brand is usually Lake City brass and made to all mil-spec except for aforementioned performance deviation. The spent brass is excellent for reloading after sizing and usually does not need to be trimmed until a few reuses. Great stuff to use, recommended and use it for fun or really splattering the Zombies ! (Posted on 12/4/2013)

Shoots wonderfully thru my barrett. Great price too! (Posted on 11/19/2013)