It has a 30" heavy profile chrome moly barrel, Multi-Flute Recoil Check muzzle device, and Shilen Standard single-stage trigger with an approximate 5-pound pull. The 3-section stock has an extruded forend, machined grip with a vertical grip, and a removable buttstock, allowing for increased portability when traveling. The front sight base has a modified octagonal form, grilled and slotted for MIL-STD 1913 scope rail with Boss to engage cross-slot on the receiver.
The AR-50A1 has black hard anodized aluminum and manganese phosphated steel finishes.
It includes a 15-Minute Sight Base and ear plugs. This GGG model includes the extremely rugged and versatile GG&G bipod.
Model: AR-50A1
Caliber: .50 BMG
Barrel: 31" Chorme moly, 8 Groove
Rifling Twist: RH 1:15"
Muzzle Device: Highly Efficient Mulit-Flute Recoil Check, Very Moderate Felt Recoil.
Upper Receiver: Modified Octagonal Form, Grilled & Slotted for Mil STD Scope Rail with Boss to Engage Cross-Slot on Receiver
Bolt: Triple Front Locking Lug
Ejector: Spring Loaded Plunger, Automatic Ejection
Extractor: Sako Type
Trigger: Schilen Standard Single Stage, Approximate 5 lbs Pull
Stock: 3 Section Stock: Extruded Forend, Machined Grip with Vertical Grip, Forged and Machined Removable Buttstock
Buttplate: Vertically Adjustable, Specially Built for Heavy Calibers
Overall Length: 59.5" Without Buttstock: 49 3/4 inches
Weight: 33.2 lbs
Finish: Hard Anodized Aluminum, Manganese Phosphated Steel
Accuracy: 7" - 8" @ 1000 yds
Included with Rifle: 15 Minute Sight Base, Bi-pod Adapter, Owners Manual, Ear Plugs, Limited Lifetime Warranty
*Shown with optional Scope
- Category : Tactical Rifles
- Action : Bolt
- Caliber : 50 Browning Machine Gun (BMG)
- Barrel Length : 30.0"
- Capacity : 1
- Trigger : Schillien Standard Single Stage
- Safety : Thumb
- OAL : 58.5"
- Weight : 34.1 lbs
- Stock Description : Aluminum Black
- Metal Finish : Black
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Don't See Any Better, anywhere
Had mine about three years. It is such a joy to shoot, and the accuracy right out of the box surprised me, as an amateur shooter. The first time out, with only two minor scope adjustments, we were knocking off old propane bottles at 216yds. The people at Armalite have a sense of humor, as well. The owner's manual came in a large ziploc bag. Inside, along with the manual was a complimentary set of foam earplugs AND a packet of Tylenol! (the manual said the report would be loud. you'll know when it fires! ) The pride of my collection!
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Armalite AR50A1B
I see many postings comparing Barrett's to the AR50's and others. No disrespect to Barrett, as they are a fine piece of engineering; but the AR50's will shoot circles around them time after time. That's a fact. Go check out FCSA tournaments if you don't believe me, just to see the accuracy comparison under controlled circumstances. Many get into circular arguments about accuracy potential at extreme ranges. But not all of these chat posters on the net have any real hard field data to back up their opinions. The right shooter, the right ammo and load development, the right break-in procedure, and the right barrel care. With these items in check, I say the AR50 keeps up with any 50 out there in the accuracy department, including the Tac 50. For my money, the AR50A1B is a lot of gun.
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Armalite AR50A1B
This 50 is at the top of the accuracy spectrum. With the right ammo and proper break in procedure; I don't know that you will find better. The AR50A1B is smooth with an action like a bank vault.This 50 has a valid place on the tournament shooting line. Of course this thing is a heavy beast, without question. Even so, when it comes to shooting accurate groups and assisting in taming recoil, the value of the weight is clear. Generally speaking, most shooters will not shoot as consistently with a rifle that pounds you every time you pull the trigger. It's simple biology.
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One bad boy
Gun is super accurate and with the weight and break it kicks less than my 338 lapua just a little louder though X 10 would highly recommend a great rifle at 1/3 the price of the Barrett m82
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Ummmm...
What the hell is wrong with this guy from Houston? Who shoots a doe with a .50 caliber sniper rifle? That's pretty sick, dude. and not sick in the cool way, as in, you should probably get some help
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Awesome Gun
This gun is amazing - very accurate, high quality, smooth bolt. the only con would be the weight - but that probably is one of the reasons the recoil is so minor. After 30 rnds, I had no pain in my shoulder. Don't get me wrong the muzzle blast sends a shock wave through your body. Armalite should ship it with a case - it comes in a cardboard box.
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Awsome Gun
This is an awsome gun. I have owned my AR 50L for 2 years. The muzzle break is awsome at reducing felt recoil. It is similar to shooting a 308 win. The muzzle noise is ear shattering. This gun is very accurate. Ive shot 5 inch groups at 1000 yards when equiped with Badger Ordinance max 50 rings and Nightforce 5.5x22x56. Last year I shot a doe at 720 yards. I have the ISnipe app which i also reccomend. Great gun, especially for the price!