SKYNET™ .50 Cal BMG — Heavy-Caliber Procurement at Institutional Scale
Round: .50 BMG | Minimum Order: 10,000 rounds | Origin: USA
The SKYNET™ .50 Cal delivers heavy-caliber performance at institutional scale — purpose-built for large-format military and law enforcement procurement. Two material configurations provide flexibility across mission profiles, from sustained training programs to standard operational and duty use.
Material Options
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Zinc — Reduced-density formulation optimized for high-volume training, qualification courses, and range operations. From $520,000 / 10,000 rounds.
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Lead — Balanced performance configuration delivering reliable terminal ballistics for standard operational and duty use. From $720,000 / 10,000 rounds.
Key Features
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.50 BMG platform — Compatible with vehicle-mounted, crew-served, and long-range precision weapons systems
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Two material configurations — Zinc for training economy, Lead for duty performance
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Precision-engineered — Consistent ballistic performance across training and operational use
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Made in the USA
Recommended Use Cases
- Large-scale military and defense procurement
- Vehicle-mounted and crew-served weapons systems
- Sustained-fire and qualification training programs
- Institutional range and readiness operations
Specifications
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Caliber: .50 BMG
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Minimum order: 10,000 rounds
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Materials: Zinc ($520K), Lead ($720K)
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Country of origin: United States
SKYNET™ Anti-Drone Capability
The SKYNET™ GEN-2 loading makes the .50 Cal an anti-drone round as well: tethered projectile components deploy into a web of approximately ~18", designed to entangle drone propellers and bring the target down. Available in Zinc and Lead.
WARNING: This round should only be used by individuals properly trained in the use of lethal munitions. Serious injury or death may occur if the product is misused or in rare or unexpected instances.
⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
