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Description .50 BMG rounds shown against commonly available items to allow people that do not have access to a .50 BMG round to understand the size in relation to an item they may be able to obtain. Specifically, a golf ball and a stick of SDRAM, both of which have standard sizes. A 20mm Vulcan round is also shown for scale.
Date Taken on 26 November 2006
Source http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/71/50BMG_size_comparison.JPG
Author Ry Jones
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.50 BMG

20×102 mm

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SDR SDRAM

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26 November 2006

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