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| 50 BMG for 50 Browning Machine Gun |
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| Invented in 1918 by John Browning, the .50 BMG, also known
as the 50 Browning, 50 Browning Machine Gun, and 12.7x99mm, has been used extensively in almost every U.S. conflict since its adoption in 1923. Adopted by the U.S. Military in 1923 the .50 has been used longer than any other cartridge in military history. (Note: The .45 ACP is actually older, but was technically superseded.) Technnically the .50 BMG is the biggest cartridge available to shooters without the encumbrance restrictions. (There are other wider diameter cartridges, but none larger available) |
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| Please note this is a very long page due to the variety of cartridges available. |
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| This blank is used in the M2 machine gun to simulate firing in training exercises.
The cartridge is identified by the absence of a bullet and has a crimped cartridge case mouth. |
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| M-1, Blank |
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| M1A1, Blank |
| This blank is used in the M2 machine gun with the M19 blank ammunition firing attachment, the M85 machine gun with the M20 blank firing attachment, and the M107 long range sniper rifle, to simulate firing in training exercises. The M1A1 differs from the M1 as it has a rosette crimp at the mouth, not flat. |
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| 50 Cal Spotter-Tracer, M48A1, which is fired from the M8C Spotting Rifle, that is mounted on top of the 106mm recoilless (BAT) for (Battalion Anti-Tank) Artillary Cannon. The Spotter-Tracer cartridge is smaller then the regular 50 caliber Browning Machine Gun (BMG) cartridge. It matches the trajectory of the 106mm cannon projectile to follow, to ensure the 106mm has a good target impact.The projectile has a primer at the tip to ignite a mixture that produces a smoke spotter on impact, and also a tracer cup in the rear of the projectile to produce a tracer out to 1500 yards. |
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| $ 19.95 per Cartridge |
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| $ 12.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| This plastic practice "LIVE" "TRACER" cartridge is used in the M2 machine gun with the M3 recoil amplifier, for scaled range training purposes, where range restrictions limit maximum range: The cartridge case and projectile are molded using high density polyethylene plastic. |
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| Plastic Practice,TRACER, M860 |
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| This plastic practice "LIVE" cartridge is used in the M2 machine gun with the M3 recoil amplifier for scaled range training purposes, where range restrictions limit maximum range: The cartridge case and projectile are molded using high density polyethylene plastic. |
| Ball, Plastic Practice, M858 |
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| $ 8.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
| 50 BAT-50 Cal Spotter-Tracer, M48A1 |
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| $ 8.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| This cartridge is used in the M2 and M85 machine guns. The cartridge is intended for use against personnel or unarmored targets. The cartridge has a plain bullet, copper FMJ = Full Metal Jacket |
| Regular Ball, M2 |
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| $ 14.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| The M8, API cartridge combines the M2 armor piercing and the M23 incendiary projectile functions of intiating combustion after armor piercing the unarmored, light-armored, concrete or other regular ball projectile resisting targets. 1990 Winchester "WCC 90" head stamp, with "Gray" tip projectile |
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| API = Armor Piercing Incendiary, M8 |
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| AP = Armor Piercing , M2 |
| The M2, AP cartridge is used in the M2 and M85 machine guns on unarmored,
light-armored, concrete or other regular ball projectile resisting targets. Identified by a "Black" tipped projectile. |
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| Brown Tip, Tracer, M17 |
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| Blue tipped incendiary, 52 TW head stamp.
"52" for 1952 and
"TW" is Twin Cities "Ordnance Plant" to 1945, or Twin Cities "Arsenal" (reopened in 1950 to closure 1957)
and Twin Cities "Ammunition Plant"
at the reopening in
1966 to final closure in 1975 in Minneapolis |
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| $12.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| Incendiary, M23 |
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| Armor Piercing Incendiary (API) Explosive "Raufoss MP" Mk.211, Mod 0 |
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| This cartridge was made in recent years from projectiles from the older and shorter M48A1, 50 BAT (Battalion Anti Tank) spotter-tracer cartridge, for use in regular 50 BMG guns, as a sighting in tool. The projectile has a primer at the tip to ignite a mixture that produces a smoke spotter on impact, and also a tracer cup in the rear of the projectile to produce a tracer out to 1500 yards. |
| This cartridge combines armor-piercing, explosive, and incendiary effects in a multipurpose anti-materiel projectile originally developed by the Norwegian company NAMMO (Nordic Ammunition Group) Raufoss, Norway. Green tip with gray ring, projectile has 5 components - red (incendiary mix), blue (high explosive ), green (tungsten carbide), gray (mild steel cup) and lead steel in rear plate. |
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| The M17 brown tip projectile tracer is used in the M2 and M85 machine guns, and also the M107 sniper rifle due to it's extended long range of 2680 yards. Cartridge is only identfied by the brown tip projectile. "PSD 99" head stamp |
| $ 9.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| 50 BMG Spotter, Tracer |
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| $ 14.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| API-T, M20 Armor Piercing Incendiary Tracer |
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| SLAP, M903 |
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| SLAP-T, M962 |
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| $ 99.75 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| SLAP = Saboted Light Armor Penetrator, used in the M2HB machine gun. Designed to defeat light armored targets and armored attack helicopters (AAH) out to 500 meters, app. 1/2 mile. The sabot is made of high stenghth plastic and has an aluminum insert at the base. It breaks up at the muzzle and releases the .30 Caliber tungsten steel projectile. Winchester "WCC 96" head stamp for 1996. Very Limited |
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| Early Frankford Arsenal 1951 loading of armor piercing incendiary tracer, M20 with "FA 51" head stamp for 1951 Frankford Arsenal. Red tip with silver ring. Red primer sealant and some minor scrapes on tip of projectile. |
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| $ 19.95 per Cartridge, Limit One Cartridge |
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| SLAP-T = Saboted Light Armor PenetratorTracer used in the M2HB machine gun. Designed to defeat light armored targets and armored attack helicopters (AAH) out to 500 meters, app. 1/2 mile. The Red Sabot (for tracer) is made of high stenghth plastic and has an aluminum insert at the base. It breaks up at the muzzle and releases the .30 caliber tungsten steel projectile. Winchester "WCC 03" head stamp for 2003. Very Limited |
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| 106mm Recoiless Artillery Gun |
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| Heavy Ball |
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| $ 9.95 per Cartridge, LIMIT ONE CARTRIDGE |
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| This cartridge with a solid yellow tip is a "Heavy Ball" produced in the Dominican Republic for "Light Armor Piercing" Most of the cartridges available have a head stamp that read: 50 (on the top) and 59(on the bottom). Minor spots on the cases, and clips on the yellow paint. |
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