PGM Precision Hecate II at the Range

Published on May 9, 2020
Duration: 8:34

The PGM Precision Hecate II chambered in .50 BMG is a powerful anti-materiel rifle tested at a desert range. Despite its long-range capabilities (1800m), it was tested at a short 200 meters, revealing a significant bullet drop due to its 20 MOA rail. The rifle exhibits substantial muzzle concussion but manageable recoil thanks to its weight and brake. The trigger quality is highly praised, and a 5-inch group was achieved with commercial ammunition.

Quick Summary

The PGM Precision Hecate II is a .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle. At a short 200m range test, it produced a 5-inch group (2.5 MOA) with Hornady 750gr ammo. Recoil is manageable due to its weight and muzzle brake, though muzzle concussion is significant.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Assembly
  2. 01:13Optics & Range Setup
  3. 02:41Ballistics & Aiming Strategy
  4. 04:18Shooting Impressions & Recoil
  5. 06:23Target Analysis & Accuracy
  6. 07:30Conclusion & Availability

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PGM Precision Hecate II?

The PGM Precision Hecate II is a .50 BMG anti-materiel rifle designed for long-range engagements. It's known for its robust construction, powerful caliber, and military/LE applications.

How does the Hecate II handle recoil?

Despite significant muzzle concussion, the Hecate II's recoil is considered manageable due to its heavy weight and an effective muzzle brake system.

What kind of accuracy can be expected from the Hecate II?

During a short-range test at 200 meters, a 5-inch group (approximately 2.5 MOA) was achieved using commercial Hornady 750gr .50 BMG ammunition.

Why does the Hecate II shoot low at 200 meters?

The rifle features a 20 MOA rail, meaning it's zeroed for much longer distances. This cant causes a significant bullet drop at closer ranges like 200 meters.

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