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5.6 x 50 Mag.
Technical Specifications:
Caliber: | 5.6 x 50 Mag. |
Bullet Diameter: | 0.224" | 5.69mm |
Primer Size: | Small Rifle (SR) |
Max. Case Length (l3): | 1.968" | 49.99mm |
Max. Cartridge Length / OAL: | 2.413" | 61.29mm |
Max. Standardized : | 55114 psi | 3800 bar |
Case Capacity: | 34.0 Grains of Water | 2.21 cm3 |
CID: | CID_914 |
Letztes Update: | 5/7/2024 |
The 5.6x50 Magnum, also known as the 5.6x50R Magnum, is a centerfire rifle cartridge that was developed by the German firearms manufacturer RWS in the early 20th century. It is a rimmed cartridge that is designed for use in small game and varmint hunting.
The 5.6x50 Magnum uses a .22 caliber bullet and has a case length of 50mm (1.969 inches). The cartridge is loaded to produce muzzle velocities of around 2,800 feet per second and can deliver muzzle energies of around 1,300 foot-pounds. It is known for its flat trajectory and relatively low recoil.
The 5.6x50 Magnum is still produced today and is primarily used in Europe for hunting small game and varmints, as well as for target shooting and competition. It is not as widely used as some other small game cartridges, such as the .22 Long Rifle or .17 HMR, but is still popular among some hunters and shooters.
The 5.6x50 Magnum uses a .22 caliber bullet and has a case length of 50mm (1.969 inches). The cartridge is loaded to produce muzzle velocities of around 2,800 feet per second and can deliver muzzle energies of around 1,300 foot-pounds. It is known for its flat trajectory and relatively low recoil.
The 5.6x50 Magnum is still produced today and is primarily used in Europe for hunting small game and varmints, as well as for target shooting and competition. It is not as widely used as some other small game cartridges, such as the .22 Long Rifle or .17 HMR, but is still popular among some hunters and shooters.
Loads available in this caliber with the following bullets
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