Looking for midrange trajectory for 50 cal Omega?

Question

Shooting a 250 grain sabot with 150 grs,
Triple7, pyrodox, or pioneer powder.
Want to know the differance from 100 to 200 yds. Thanks BOB

Answer 1

Here guy's i use out of texas.

http://ammunitiontogo.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=33_135
25 rds 50 Cal. BMG Ball Ammo $75.00

This ammo was loaded using genuine unfired USGI components. The brass is unfired Lake City or Twin Cities brass and the bullets are new Lake City bullets. The primers are new and the powder is new USGI powder. This ammo was assembled on government loading machines and is guaranteed to be within Military Specs. This is quality ammo, not some of the reloaded junk other people are selling. We have sold this ammo for years with no complaints. This ammo will come packed loose.

25rds - 50 Cal. BMG Red Tracer Ammo $75.00

This tracer is a traditional red tip tracer and will start to trace bright red right out of the barrel and will continue to trace for 1400 yards. It has a very bright red trace and can be seen day or night. This tracer is made to true military tracer specifications. It is completely safe to shoot in your weapon. This ammo will come loose, not on links.

Answer 2

Some assumptions must be made: Hornady 250 gr xtp .45 cal bullet in sabot with .146 ballistic coefficient. 2140 feet per sec at muzzle. scope 1.5" above bore . Zeroed at 100 yds.

at 200 yds drop will be 11.8 inches

Answer 3

Hey ********* he's talking about a muzzle-loader not a BMG this isn't an auction site, either