[Gray_Wolf]

One of the stores here in Canada has one for $5500 CND...

anyone here has one? what's the recoul like?

never shot a .50 bmg must be a hoot....

 

[Guest]

I bought one 2 months ago but haven't been able to fire it yet.

 

[andy_760901]

raisehal

please would be post some pics of your rifle. i am in the process of importing one into my country for myself, there is little info and pics of this rifle and i am most interested in seeing more quality pics. if you would rather email tem then post on this forum my email is:

[email protected]

thanks for your time and congrats on an awesome rifle

 

[olli9022]

Recoil is like a .243 Winchester with the very effective muzzle brake. Without the muzzle brake it will brake your shoulders....
Some pictures can be found at: http://www.steyr-arms.at/index.php?id=83

 

[andy_760901]

thanks olli

and if any of you have pics that u snapped yourself, please post

 

[flyandscuba]

Yep, I got one from CDNN's sale.

Here's a pic...

 

[AKDAN]

flyandscuba, are you a left hander?

 

[flyandscuba]

Left handed rifle shooter -- right handed (but left eye dominant) pistol shooter. One of my AR-15s is even a lefty...love it!

 

[sewerman]

what size scope wold you use on the hs-50?

 

[sewerman]

what size scope wold you use on the hs-50?

 

[flyandscuba]

12-42x56mm

 

[sewerman]

thanks flyandscuba,

i'm pushing around the idea for the son's and i to each throw in $500 and purchase one of these hs-50 for a family fun machine.

hell , take her to the range,charge $ 10 for one shoot and a picture ...what a better way to meet people,
share the steyr experience and recap the cost of ammo! :wink:

 

[flyandscuba]

You can plan on $1700-2000 for the appropriate optics for this rifle.

 

[sewerman]

flyandscuba,

i guess leupold would be the scope most likely to considered?

on a weapon this top rate why go cheap?

 

[flyandscuba]

Yes, or the Nightforce is a good option as well.

 

[feinc]

I use a Leupold Mk4 16x40mm LR/T MilDot on my HS50 - Very rugged with very few moving parts when compared to variable scopes.

 

[sewerman]

thanks for the tip on the leupold scope.

unfortunately i doubt i'll beable to find a range in florida short of using the national guard training facility where the distances will require the need for a top shelf powered scope. mighty difficult to find extreme distances here in the southeast to reach full potential.

though th need for a well built scope will be a necessary though many have stated the recoil of this weapon is likened to a caliber .243.