100rds – 50 BMG Hornady Match 750gr. A-Tip Match Ammo

100rds – 50 BMG Hornady Match 750gr. A-Tip Match Ammo Details

The 50 BMG held the record for longest confirmed sniper kill up until fairly recently. It was usurped by a couple of different Ukrainian anti-material cartridges in the mid-‘20s, which makes sense in light of what was going on in Ukraine at the time.

Hornady’s Match series ammunition proves that the 50 BMG’s still a long-range powerhouse. If our country ever gets invaded by another – or you just like placing your shots with the same precision that you could stab a bullseye with your finger – then you’ll be glad you ordered the whole ten-box case!

No A-MAX here. Hornady replaced item #8270’s bullet with the A-Tip Match: an absolute beast of a 750 grain slug with a machined aluminum tip. It is longer than the A-MAX’s polymer tip, which positions the bullet’s center of gravity in such a manner that improves gyroscopic stability considerably.

The A-Tip Match’s meplat is flat (a profile Hornady has rightly dubbed “Drag Variation Reduction Technology”), and the AMP jacket just behind it is drawn to a staggeringly high standard for concentricity. Toss in the A-Tip Match’s ultra-sleek side profile and boat tail, perfect brass case, and precision-matched primer and powder, and it’s easy to appreciate why this 1.050 G1 BC ammo does its job so predictably well!