what is the max effective range of the M2 .50cal Heavy Machine Gun?
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Max Effective Range on "Ma Deuce" is 1,830 Meters.  \n\n"Airborne All The Way"\nSPC John Ryle\nB Co 3/504 PIR \n82nd ABN DIV
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You should use DOD Specification 5200.28-M, for the degaussing and destruction of high-density media.\n\nhttp://all.net/books/standards/remnants/standards.html
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I doubt he is on crack just for that answer. \n\nBB guns can be quite powerful. The first described is a pistol, the second a rifle. As you can see, safety is a prime concern when using a BB gun. People have been killed and seriously injured because of them. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has reports of about 4 deaths per year caused by BB guns or pellet rifles.\n\nThe Daisy Airgun Pellet BB Pistol 617x Air Pistol .177 cal BB 485 fps Pellet 425 distance is 280 yards with a maximum muzzle velocity of 485fps from a rifled steel barrel\n\nThe Remington Genesis Air Rifle pounds shoots the BB at a speed of 1,000 feet-per-second with extreme precision. The distance can be quite far.
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Well a .22 can travel over a mile so make sure you have a god way to stop the bullet. I'd say for hunting you're not going to shoot at anything much over 150 yards so I'd say 200 yards with a very good backstop.\n\nn3
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I have read that while the 50 BMG silencers reduce noise by over 30 decibels, none of the ones on the market today actually make them safe to shoot without damaging your hearing.  They also are less effective at reducing recoil than a muzzle brake.\n\nI own and shoot the 510 whisper on my TC Encore.  It uses the 50 BMG bullet seated in a 338 lapua case cut down to 1.885", and uses about 30 grains of pistol powder to move the bullet at about 1050 feet per second.  The rifle sounds like a car door slamming when suppressed.\n\nThe downside is that any bullet moving at 1000 fps is dropping rather fast when it passes 200 yards.  This means you must be able to estimate range to the target very accurattely to ensure a hit as the trajectory is very steep
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Sorry to say shotgun slugs dont have a long range and are extremely inaccurate. The slug drops 4.8 inches at 100 yards. I am sure that if you pointed the gun at an extremely high angle you could maybe launch it 400 yards.
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Maximum effective range is 5700 meters and was adopted by the USMC in 1986. See below link for further details.
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If you are allowed to shoot varmints with a semi-auto the Ruger 10/22 magnum is a good choice. A box of 50 shells is $6-$8.\nThe magnum has more range than the .22lr and is a lot cheaper to shoot than center fire ammo.\nWith practice shots to 150 yards and farther are possible. On the 22lr shots to 100 yards are about it's limit.\n10/22's are easy to upgrade with heavy barrels, new trigger groups and fancy stocks.
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It depends on your classification of large. The .30/06 has the longest range and is the general caliber that most people can withstand in recoil and weight. In Arizona 300-400 yard shots are common and small little coues whitetail deer and .30/06 150-180 grain bullets drop them fine so do the 130 grain .270 and 7mm do well too. I would not recommend the .243, it is a nice flat shooting cartridge which is good for long range, but you have to hit them right to get a good kill, which isn't ideal for long range where you would have to track them if you miss. The .30/06 wont do good either if you miss, but there is alot more diameter and energy going downrange. I know, i know velocity equals on paper energy but I personally think that big heavy bullet is better than a light super fast one. Plus if you factor in the effect of wind, the .30/06 is 100x more wind resistant. My .25/06 little .25 bullet gets blown around in light winds. Plus if you practice more with the .30/06 and understand bullet drop, you will have a great all around weapon whereas the .243 is limited to deer and smaller species. The .30/06 will take game up to moose and black bear. Don't listen to people who say it doesn't work on elk, I have shot many and they drop real fast, farthest I had to track one was 100 yards. My dad shot one at 300 yards with two shots, one busted the front shoulder the other right through the heart. I personally think the shoulder shot was amazing at 300 yards to do that much damage to the shoulder. He missed probably due to buck fever, it was the biggest bull the game warden had seen up there in years. That was last season. The .30/06 is all you need and it is a good short range cartridge too, use with with 180s which are good for elk and I just took one this last season with an 80 yard shot, right through both lungs the bullet exited making a half-cent size hole. The elk ran 30 yards uphill and died. \n\nThe .50 BMG would split a deer in half, it does so to humans and blows heads, arms and legs off, too much gun, unless you are shooting at 5,000 yards. \n\nA howitzer is impractical and there would be no meat left and like the gau 8 it is pretty much illegal in all U.S. states.
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50- to 60-grain bullets
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800 rounds per minute \ncheck out this site:\nhttp://www.hkdefense.us/pages/military-le/smg/mp5/mp5.html
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Depends on the bullet and its grain.The average velocity of a 12 pdr projectile was around 900 fps with a range of \n1800 yards. ...  Field Howitzer shell
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Max range is well over 1000 yards - I shoot my 308 at 1000 from time to time, and that's considered a moderate-powered rifle. 338 Lapua Magnum or 300 Winchester Magnum can reach well beyond a mile.\n\nAt those distances, there are really 4 factors that limit accuracy. Firstly, the precision of ranging equipment that is used. If I estimate a target at 1200 yards but it's really at 1400 yards, I might miss it entirely - or fire a shot at the knees rather than the chest.\n\nWind is another factor, and over a mile's distance the wind can vary. 300 yards out there might be a 10mph wind from the left, but there might also be a 5 mph wind from the right at 800 yards. This will have serious effect on the shot's path.\n\nThe accuracy of the rifle is important, too. Accuracy is generally measured in "minute of angle", or roughly 1 inch at 100 yards. So, a 1/4MOA rifle (fairly common among precision rifles) means the shot will vary by 1/4 inch at 100 yards. That also means that at 1400 yards, the bullet's impact can vary by up to 3.5 inches. That's enough to miss a marginal head shot, and that's under controlled conditions, which the sniper never has.\n\nThe last one is, of course, the sniper himself. At short distances the mere act of breathing can have an effect on the rifle; it will bob up and down in time to your lungs. There's a simple fix for that, though - stop breathing long enough to acquire the target and squeeze off the shot. There's a factor at long range that you can't overcome, though - your heartbeat. Your rifle will also move, ever so slightly, in time to your heartbeat because your blood vessels actually move you through hydraulic action. Just a bit, but enough. experienced long-range snipers will not lie prone, but actually prop themselves up just a bitso only their knee and elbow bones are touching the ground. Blood doesn't flow across those surfaces, so heartbeat doesn't move you as much. It's still visible because of your hands, but it's less than your arms or legs. Acquire the target, "learn" where your heatbeat is guiding the reticle, aim, and squeeze between beats.
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m-16 the ak is more durable but the m-16 has better max effective range, more accurate and higher muzzle velocity and rate of fire. ak47= 7.62mm round rate of fire is 600 rounds a minute muzzle velocity is2350 feet per second and has an effictive range of400m (1312 ft) m-16=5.56 mm round which is a smaller round but...rate of fire is 800 rounds per minute 200 faster than ak 47 muzzle velocity is 3280 feet per second and has a 500 m effective range, so the m-16 shoots faster more accurate and shoots farther
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the tippmann 98 custom is a great gun for around 170. it has an accuracy range of 150 feet. that's comes with a face mask, a hopper, a 9 oz co2 tank and a squeegee.  also its really the only one you/ll ever need because you can customize it to your style of play.  i bought mine about 3 years ago.  i have been through hell and back with that thing and it still works like it came out of the box.  i put a flatline barrel and a stock on mine and it increased the performance enough to compete with those $1000+ guns.  people say its very hard to compete withand they have to put 4 people on me because i am so accurate.  thats the one you need to get.
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The AK-47 fires the M43 7.62x39mm round.  It has a muzzle velocity of 710 m/s, and muzzle energy of 2,010 joules.\n\nThe AR-15 family of assault rifles as used by the USA fires the M855 5.56x45mm round.  It has a muzzle velocity of 930 m/s and muzzle energy of 1,700 joules.\n\nThe M43 round has more energy and retains that energy (power) out to further ranges.  The M885 round is more accurate.  Bullet design comes into play as the M43 round tends to produce very clean wounds, whereas the high velocity M885 round tends to tumble and fragment when hitting a target, producing larger wound cavities.
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P90 here i'm thinking of getting M4 carbine and probably a gas  blowback barreta or glock. On the Rocket launcher good luck I heard there were plans for an CO2 powered RL somewhere on the net but i haven't really looked.