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.50 caliber 

.50 caliber rifle=effective and accurate over 1000 yards and very powerful. Can penetrate concrete and 1 inch plate sleel. Primarily used in competition and military and police applications. Rifle weighs 25-35 pounds, and is available in single, bolt, and semi-auto. The belt-fed .50 cal auto can be mounted to vehicles, ships, and war-planes. The cheapest .50 cal is around $3,000.00 (US) and is single shot only. Must be fired with a bi-pod or benchrest from the shoulder.

.50 caliber black powder=slow and good to about 100 yards, comparable to a 12 gauge slug. Can kill most medium to large game. Loaded from the muzzle; the primer, powder and bullet (sabot), are loaded one at a time. Primarily used for hunting. This weapon is available for under $200.00 (US).

.50 AE=handgun cartridge for the Desert Eagle semi-auto, camparable to the .44magnum, maybe good to 50yards. A little too much recoil to get an effective follow-up shot for personal defense. Too heavy and large to conceal. A "look what kind of gun I have" gun. Not very pratical for any application, except show and tell. You can get a Desert Eagle for around $1,100.00 (US), the gold tiger-striped DE goes for $1,800 (US). Magnum Research.

.500=the largest caliber REVOLVER available, with a scope, this handgun can be accurate to over 250 yards. Primarily used for hunting and protection in the wild. Available in stainless only, prices start at $800.00 (US)on up. Taurus and Smith & Wesson.
Jerry was having the time of his life when he got to shoot the .50 at the range.

Steve was pissed when he missed the buck of his life when he missed with his .50 caliber black powder.

I'll know that I have made it when I can blow $1,500 on a DE .50AE show gun.

The bear was pissed and chased me until I opened up his chest cavity with 6 shots from my .500.
.50 caliber by wibruk September 6, 2008
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.50 caliber 

A highly powerful caliber of bullet used in big boy rifles,anti aircraft guns, machine guns ,and few hand guns like the IMI Desert Eagle. It can pierce through body armor and lightly armored vehicles.
My Desert Eagle .50 cal will cut through that skimpy kevlar.
.50 caliber by redwaller March 6, 2004

.50 Caliber 

A bullet that is very long and powerful. It is used in some sniper rifles (like the Barret .50 Cal) , AA guns, and sometimes chainguns or mounted machine guns. The bullet is about the length of an average middle finger. It is used to take down vehicles and armored personnel. This munition is not commonly used against lightly armored personnel, but it can still take someone out with one hit.
.50 Caliber by MW2 Freak January 6, 2011

50 Caliber 

1) The round that strikes fear into the enemy. You don't want to be out when one of these is flying in the air.
2) Amazing dubstep song by FuntCase
1) "This...is the .223 round. It is the standard round for military units. This...is the .308. Now, it is the standard round for the AK-47. And this...is the 50 caliber round."
2) "The bass drop was so heavy on '50 Caliber'"
50 Caliber by cammariah August 13, 2011

50 caliber restraining order

Person One: Hey, what ever happened to your ex?
Person Two: Oh, I got a 50 caliber restraining order on her.
Person One: What?
Person Two: Exactly.

Barrett 50. caliber sniper 

the most devastating weapon of the sniper class. It fires 50. caliber bullets that can rip a person apart. It fires semi-automatic which beats out its bolt-action counterparts
Holy Shit! That sniper with the Barrett 50. caliber sniper just blew that guy's head off!
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