Barrett .50 Cal Ammo for Sale
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BARRETT AMMO 50BMG M33 BALL 250 RD CASE 19371
Brand:
Barrett
Caliber:
.50 BMG
Rounds:
250
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BARRETT AMMO 50BMG 660 GR 10RD M33 BALL
Brand:
Barrett
Caliber:
.50 BMG
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Rounds:
10
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.9/5
based on 31 customer reviews across 47 variants from 28 retailers
Overwhelmingly praised Barrett M99 offers exceptional value, accuracy, and manageable recoil, though some criticize the trigger mechanism.
What customers like
Excellent pricing48%
grabagun had by far the best pricing!
Accurate long-range capability35%
able to reach out and hit targets a mile and a half away
Fast shipping29%
Fast Shipping and great service!
Manageable recoil26%
Kicks less than a 30-06, can shoot it all day with no sore shoulder
Quality build and engineering23%
The quality of build couldn't be better in my opinion
Common concerns
Poor trigger quality13%
I think the trigger pull is terrible at best
Large/bulky for transport6%
The gun and case is a little big broke down, will not fit across back seat laying flat
Frequently Asked Questions
Barrett .50 Cal Ammo for Sale
What ammo does the Barrett 50 cal use?
Barrett .50 caliber rifles use .50 BMG (12.7×99mm NATO) ammunition. This cartridge is a large, powerful round originally developed for the M2 Browning machine gun and is commonly used for long-range shooting and anti-materiel applications.
What is the effective range of a 50 cal?
Effective range for .50 BMG rifles is typically 1,800 meters (1.1 miles) in practical sniper applications. Maximum effective distance depends on optics, ammunition quality, and shooter skill. Bullets can travel much farther, but hitting targets beyond 1,800 meters becomes extremely difficult.
Is 50 cal the same as 12.7 mm?
Yes. .50 caliber equals 12.7mm in diameter (1 inch = 25.4mm, so 0.50 inches = 12.7mm). However, "12.7mm" can refer to different cartridges with different case lengths, such as 12.7x99mm (.50 BMG) or 12.7x108mm. Same bullet diameter does not mean the cartridges are interchangeable.
How much is ammo for a Barrett 50 caliber?
.50 BMG ammunition typically costs $3.50–$5.00 per round for standard ball ammo. A box of 10 runs roughly $35–$50, while bulk cases of 100–200 rounds range from $350 to $700 or more. Match-grade and armor-piercing variants cost significantly more.
What are the different types of Barrett 50 cal bullets?
.50 BMG ammunition comes in several types: ball rounds (full metal jacket for general use), tracer rounds (with incendiary compounds for visibility), armor-piercing, and precision match loads. Barrett's precision load uses a 660-grain projectile with noncorrosive powder and primers.
What are the different types of 50 cal BMG ammo?
.50 BMG ammunition comes in several types: ball (standard full metal jacket), tracer, armor-piercing, incendiary, armor-piercing incendiary, and saboted sub-caliber loads. Match-grade precision rounds are also available for long-range shooting competitions.
How far can a Barrett 50 cal bullet go?
A .50 BMG bullet can travel nearly 5 miles, though effective sniper range is much shorter. Hitting targets beyond 2,000 yards becomes extremely difficult due to wind, bullet drop, and other ballistic factors. Accuracy depends on optics, ammunition quality, and shooter skill.
How much does 50 cal cost?
.50 BMG rifles typically cost between $2,000 and $13,000, with popular models like the Barrett M82 averaging around $9,000–$10,000. Bolt-action options like the Barrett M99 tend to be less expensive. Ammunition costs roughly $3.50–$5.00 per round depending on load and quantity.
How much does a 50 cal drop at 500 yards?
At 500 yards, a .50 BMG bullet drops approximately 50 inches when zeroed at 200 yards. Exact drop varies with ammunition type, barrel length, muzzle velocity, and atmospheric conditions. Use a ballistic calculator with your specific load data for precise trajectory information.
How fast is a Barrett 50 cal round?
Standard .50 BMG rounds from a 29–30 inch barrel achieve roughly 2,750–2,800 feet per second. Specialized ammunition like the M903 SLAP can reach 4,000 fps, but that figure comes from a much longer 45-inch M2 barrel, not a typical 29-inch Barrett M82 barrel. Velocity varies based on barrel length, powder charge, and bullet weight.
How does the .416 Barrett compare to .50 BMG?
.416 Barrett fires a smaller, faster projectile than .50 BMG, producing a flatter trajectory and better long-range precision. .50 BMG ammunition is cheaper and more available, and delivers more energy on target. Both cartridges share compatible bolt faces, allowing some rifles to accept interchangeable barrels for either caliber.
How much does the Barrett M82A1 cost?
Barrett M82A1 rifles typically cost around $7,500–$7,700 new. Most listings fall between $8,000 and $12,000 depending on barrel length, finish, and retailer.
What is the most accurate 50 BMG ammo?
Accuracy depends on rifle and shooter, but match-grade options favored by competition shooters include Hornady A-MAX, Cutting Edge, and Lehigh Defense loads. For precision shooting, hand-loaded ammunition often outperforms factory rounds. Quality .50 BMG match ammo typically runs $4–$8 per round.
What is the difference between the Barrett M107 and M82A1?
M107 features an aluminum upper receiver, weighing about 4 pounds less than the M82A1's steel construction. M107 comes standard with spike-foot bipods and a monopod; M82A1 originally had smooth-foot bipods with an optional monopod. M107's muzzle brake accepts Barrett suppressors. Both fire .50 BMG with similar accuracy.