How far does a 50cal Go?

Published on September 27, 2020
Duration: 5:18

This video humorously explores the potential range of a .50 BMG round, though the experiment is revealed to be a prank using a blank. It showcases the Serbu BFG-50A rifle and highlights the speaker's engaging, albeit sometimes misleading, presentation style. The content touches on firearm handling and the practicalities of long-range testing.

Quick Summary

The video aimed to test the maximum range of a .50 BMG bullet using a Serbu BFG-50A rifle. However, it was revealed to be a prank, as a blank cartridge was fired, meaning no bullet traveled downrange.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Experiment Intro: 50 Cal Range Test
  2. 01:01Firing the .50 BMG Rifle
  3. 01:32The Search & Prank Reveal
  4. 04:35Conclusion & Exhaustion

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle was used in the video to test the .50 BMG round's range?

The video utilized a Serbu BFG-50A rifle for the experiment. This firearm is a gas-operated semi-automatic chambered in .50 BMG, known for its heavy caliber capabilities.

Was the .50 BMG range test conducted with live ammunition?

Surprisingly, the video revealed itself to be a prank. The rifle was fired using a blank cartridge, meaning no actual .50 BMG bullet was propelled downrange to test its maximum distance.

How far did the speaker claim to walk during the search for the bullet?

After the shot, the speaker, Edwin Sarkissian, walked approximately 3 miles into the desert in an attempt to locate the bullet's impact point, highlighting the vastness of the testing area.

What are the key technical specifications of the Serbu BFG-50A rifle?

The Serbu BFG-50A features a .50 BMG caliber, gas-operated semi-automatic action, a 10-round magazine capacity, a 29-inch barrel, and weighs around 23 lbs. Its MSRP is approximately $7,500.

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