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There aren't many rifles that make a mile feel reachable, and the Barrett M99 is one of them. This is Barrett's single-shot bullpup chambered in .416 Barrett, a cartridge that pushes a 398 grain solid brass bullet around 3,150 fps from this 32-inch barrel and stays supersonic well past 1,900 yards. It flies flatter and bucks the wind better than .50 BMG at extended range, which is exactly why extreme long range competitors gravitate toward it.
The receiver starts as a one-piece 7000 series aluminum extrusion, and the match-toleranced heavy barrel is hydraulically pressed and locked into it. That creates a single unitized structure, so the heat-treated steel M1913 rail up top gives your scope a rock-solid foundation with 27 MOA of built-in elevation for stretching your dope way out there. The bolt is machined from a single piece of S-7 tool steel with 15 locking lugs engaging the barrel extension, and its short list of moving parts keeps maintenance simple. Three quick-release pins take the whole thing down without tools. The 3-port fanned muzzle brake and Sorbothane recoil pad team up with the rifle's 25 pounds of heft to make a big cartridge surprisingly manageable from the bench or prone.
The bullpup layout keeps the overall length to about 50 inches despite that 32-inch tube, so it cases up and travels easier than you'd expect from a rifle in this class. Single-shot feeding suits the mission here. This is a deliberate, dial-it-in rifle for ELR matches, steel at silly distances, and days at the range where the goal is one perfect shot rather than a fast follow-up. The match-grade trigger is a Barrett-exclusive design that's virtually maintenance-free, and the included adjustable bipod detaches quickly when you'd rather run bags. With the hard case included, model 13303 shows up ready to mount glass and go to work. Feed it quality ammo, mind your fundamentals, and this rifle will hold up its end of the bargain every time.
The .416 Barrett launches a 398 grain bullet at roughly 3,150 fps from this 32-inch barrel, giving it a flatter trajectory and less wind drift than .50 BMG. It stays supersonic out past 1,900 yards, which makes it a favorite for extreme long range competition. You also give up a little recoil compared to the big fifty, which never hurts on a long match day.
No, this model ships optics-ready without glass. The heat-treated steel M1913 rail has 27 MOA of built-in cant, which gives you the extra elevation needed to dial way out with a quality long range scope. Plan on pairing it with an optic that has generous internal adjustment.
Yes, the Model 99 is a single-shot bolt action with no magazine. You load each round directly into the chamber, which fits its purpose as a deliberate precision rifle for ELR matches and long range steel. Fewer moving parts also means a stronger, simpler action that's easy to maintain.
More comfortable than you'd guess for a cartridge this size. The 3-port fanned muzzle brake bleeds off a big chunk of the recoil impulse, and the Sorbothane pad plus the rifle's roughly 25 pound weight soak up the rest. Most people find it very shootable from prone or a bench for extended sessions.
| UPC | 816715010247 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 13303 |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | RIFLE |
| Barrel Length | 32" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .416 Barrett |
| Capacity | 1 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 54.7500 |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 6.0 |
| Package Width | 17.4 |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Safety | Manual Thumb |
| Shipping Weight | 56.5 |
| Sights | No |
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