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So powerful that it is illegal under the Geneva Convention to shoot this at ground troops unless over a certain distance. (Sniper applications). The world record for one man killed is 1,800 metres, by an elite sniper squad, with access to a .50cal, GPS, laser rangefinders, etc. They still needed multiple shots to hit their target.

Still, leaves an exit wound the size of Canada.

Oh and this is much more powerful than a .50AE round, they are NOT the same.
Do NOT get shot by this.
.50cal by Comrade Dmitri March 7, 2004
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50cal (sigilkore rapper) 

"50cal" is a rapper known as 50cal in the underground sigilkore scene he has a soundcloud called "whois50cal" and is on spotify called "50cal"
you can use 50cal (sigilkore rapper) in a sentence like "did you hear the new drop from 50cal"
50cal (sigilkore rapper) by kingofiso September 7, 2025
common large caliber rifle ammunicion used mostly by military and law enforcement.
a 50 cal is one huge rifle round
50 cal by Daddy-E June 24, 2006
a favorable tool for the performance of community service
I helpe my city by wasting human shit with flying lead
.50 CAL by firewolf238 September 13, 2004
A term used to describe the 5/6 people you would kill if you only had one bullet left. Luckily the 50 cal will kill them all
Boy: Man I hate that fat cunt. He is definitly in my 50 cal line-up
50 cal by Colm.. December 27, 2008
What makes bullet resistant glass look like paper.
lol that 50 cal ripped that guy apart
50 cal by weavile22 July 6, 2011
If a cigar was a bullet, this is it. It rips heads off and, wait, why are you reading? I prefer the 12.7x108mm anyway, it’s bigger.
"Dat boi got 50 cal to da head"
50 cal by DeepFriedBacon September 2, 2020
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