This Is What Happens When You Win A Barrett .50 BMG Rifle From Classic Firearms

Published on February 22, 2019
Duration: 21:51

This guide details the process of taking the first shots with a Barrett M107A1, emphasizing zero confirmation on paper targets before engaging reactive targets. It highlights the use of specialized ammunition like Lehigh Defense 'Control Chaos' rounds and demonstrates the .50 BMG's capability against various targets, including body armor. The session underscores the importance of proper handling and safety for such a powerful rifle.

Quick Summary

Winners experience the power of the Barrett M107A1 .50 BMG rifle, firing specialized Lehigh Defense 'Control Chaos' rounds at reactive targets and demonstrating penetration against AR500 body armor. The video emphasizes safe handling and the effectiveness of .50 BMG ammunition.

Chapters

  1. 00:21Introduction & Winner Announcement
  2. 02:50New Giveaway: Barrett M82A1
  3. 03:29First Shots with Barrett M107A1
  4. 05:02Reactive Target Practice: Soda & Water
  5. 08:38Watermelon & Armor Testing
  6. 11:58Full-Auto Machine Gun Session
  7. 13:16Closing Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle is being given away by Classic Firearms in the video?

Classic Firearms announces a giveaway for a Barrett M82A1 rifle chambered in .50 BMG. This powerful rifle is a popular choice for long-range shooting and anti-materiel applications.

What kind of ammunition was used for testing on reactive targets?

During the testing phase, Lehigh Defense 'Control Chaos' rounds were used. These rounds are specifically designed to expand rapidly upon impact, creating significant hydraulic displacement for dramatic effect on targets like soda bottles and water jugs.

Can a .50 BMG round penetrate body armor?

Yes, the video demonstrates that a .50 BMG Armor Piercing Incendiary (API) round can easily penetrate AR500 body armor plates, showcasing the round's significant power and anti-material capabilities.

What safety precautions are important when shooting a .50 BMG rifle?

Shooting a .50 BMG rifle requires strict adherence to safety protocols. This includes confirming the firearm is unloaded, maintaining a firm grip and proper stance to manage heavy recoil, and ensuring a safe backstop for all projectiles.

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