Lebell

.50 caliber simply refers to the diameter of the bullet.

How much power (and recoil) are involved depends on the propellent.

A .50 AE isn't anything really, plus our forefathers regularly shot larger diameter bullets out of muskets.

Now a .50 BMG is a serious shoulder breaker, which is why those rifles have serious pads and muzzle breaks.

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