Barnes Banded Solid Bore Rider Bullets .50 BMG .510" 750 gr LRS Bore Rider BT 20/ct

The Barnes Banded Solid Bore Rider Bullets .50 BMG .510" 750 gr LRS Bore Rider BT represents precision ammunition engineered for extreme-range rifle applications where velocity, accuracy, and structural integrity demand the highest standards. Designed for shooters operating .50 BMG platforms—whether in military, law enforcement, or specialized civilian long-range contexts—these bullets deliver the ballistic performance required for targets at extended distances where conventional ammunition falls short. Each box contains 20 rounds, making this a premium offering for those who understand that .50 BMG shooting is inherently specialized and demands uncompromising component quality.

Barnes constructs these solid bore rider bullets with their proprietary banded design, which stabilizes projectile flight and reduces fouling in the rifling—critical factors when working with the massive pressure and velocity envelope of .50 BMG cartridges. The 750-grain weight, combined with the long-range solid (LRS) configuration, produces superior sectional density and ballistic coefficient, translating to flatter trajectories and retained energy at terminal distance. The bore rider band minimizes bullet runout variance, ensuring consistent neck tension and seating pressure across the entire box, which directly impacts shot-to-shot velocity spread and group consistency at 1,000+ yards. This construction method reflects decades of Barnes ammunition research applied to the most demanding precision rifle segment.

These bullets are purpose-built for hand loaders and rifle systems chambered in .50 BMG, including M107 platform variants and comparable bolt-action or semi-automatic .50 systems. Operators working in precision rifle competitions, military applications, or long-range validation testing will find the LRS bore rider configuration delivers the shot-to-shot repeatability and downrange performance required for 2,000-yard engagements and beyond. The .510" diameter ensures proper fit in standard .50 BMG chambers, while the 750-grain mass provides optimal balance between recoil management and terminal effectiveness in this class.