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Removing the DPMS and replacing it with the .50 Beowulf upper takes about 20 seconds. I fitted it with the superb Leupold CQ/T 1-3X sight. At its lowest setting this sight provides amazingly fast acquisition, at 3X it provides all the precision needed. The reticle can be illuminated for low-light use, r&b but the scope itself is not battery dependent. Shooting r&b the .50 Beowulf is a blast. Just the reaction of other shooters at the range is enough to justify the cartridge's existence. Instead of the high-pitched crack of a .223, there's a deep-throated "ka-Boom!" followed by a reverberating clang as the steel target rocks. Take lots of ammo, because everyone is going to want a shot. Despite the seven-pound weight the gas-operated design and muzzle brake keep recoil down. Most shooters described it as similar to a 12-gauge shotgun. Bill Alexander notes, "The brake is manufactured from 4140 steel and is a traditional pepper pot design having five rows of six holes arranged in a spiral pattern.
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