Review: Accuracy International AX50 .50 BMG Rifle
There is one important point often ignored in most of the current discussions about long-range shooting. What happens after the bullet arrives?
Hitting the target is fine—if that’s the only goal. For most shooters it is; as long as the spotter can see the hit, the goal is accomplished. However, in tactical applications there is a different motivation for hitting the target. When your goal is to neutralize something; either an enemy or a piece of working machinery, terminal ballistics become very important. If you have bad guys on the perimeter and you need to stop them or smash something in their truck so it can’t advance further, that goal has much different requirements than making a visible mark on the target or making a piece of steel swing on a chain.
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