Caliber .50 Cartridge

Caliber .50 cartridges are a type of ammunition that falls under the supply class "Ammunition, Through 30mm" in the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives." These cartridges are specifically designed for firearms chambered in .50 caliber, which refers to the diameter of the bullet or projectile.

The Caliber .50 cartridge is commonly used in heavy machine guns, such as the M2 Browning machine gun, as well as in sniper rifles and anti-materiel rifles. It is known for its high stopping power and long-range capabilities.

The cartridge typically consists of a brass casing, a primer, gunpowder, and a bullet. The bullet itself can vary in design, including full metal jacket (FMJ) for general-purpose use, armor-piercing (AP) for penetrating armored targets, and tracer rounds for improved visibility.

These cartridges are widely used by military and law enforcement agencies around the world. They are known for their reliability, accuracy, and effectiveness in combat situations.