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The Barrett MK22 has a backstory that most rifles can only dream about. It won the $50 million USSOCOM Advanced Sniper Rifle contract, besting every competitor with a design that prioritized real-world durability, repeatable precision, and field-serviceable modularity. This specific configuration, MPN 19775, gives you that same platform chambered in .300 Norma Magnum with a 26-inch fluted barrel and finished in the signature SOCOM Coyote Brown Elite Series Cerakote.
The .300 Norma Mag is not a casual round. It was chosen by SOCOM specifically because it delivers terminal performance out to approximately 1,500 yards with less recoil than the .338 Norma Mag, allowing for faster follow-up shots and keeping the shooter in better condition over extended sessions. With the right match projectile, it stays supersonic well past 1,500 meters and carries over 4,400 ft-lbs of energy at the muzzle. The 26-inch fluted barrel wrings out the velocity this cartridge needs while keeping weight down compared to a heavy profile tube.
The MK22 chassis is milled from a single block of 7075 aluminum and features a fully enclosed upper receiver with a polymer bolt guide that keeps debris out of the action. The folding stock includes an incremental mechanical lock for comb height adjustment, an adjustable recoil pad, and a bag rider over a Picatinny rail for monopod mounting. Up front, the M-LOK handguard offers attachment points at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions under a full-length 10-MIL Picatinny top rail that gives you plenty of built-in elevation offset for extended-range dialing. The single-stage trigger breaks at a fixed 2.5 pounds, and the safety is an AR-style selector that anyone who has trained on a modern precision rifle will be immediately comfortable with.
One of the platform's most practical features is the barrel change system. Swapping to a different caliber requires nothing more than two Torx screws and a bolt head change, and Barrett even engraves the torque specs and wrench size directly on the receiver so you are never guessing in the field. The suppressor-capable muzzle brake is standard, and the rifle ships with two 10-round magazines.
This is not a range-day novelty. It is a purpose-built long-range precision tool for serious competitors, dedicated ELR enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to own the same platform trusted by U.S. Special Operations forces.
The MK22 is a purpose-built variant of the MRAD platform developed specifically to meet USSOCOM's Advanced Sniper Rifle requirements. Key differences include the M-LOK handguard with attachment points at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions, a full-length 10-MIL Picatinny top rail with built-in elevation offset, a fixed 2.5-pound single-stage trigger, and the exclusive SOCOM Coyote Brown Elite Series Cerakote finish. It also features a bag rider over a Picatinny rail on the buttstock for monopod mounting, which the standard MRAD does not include.
No, MPN 19775 is the bare rifle configuration. It comes with two 10-round magazines but does not include an optic or mount. Barrett also offers optic-bundled MK22 packages that pair the rifle with contract mounts and scopes like the Leupold 7-35×56 or Nightforce ATACR, but those carry different part numbers.
Yes, and that modularity is one of the core reasons SOCOM chose this platform. Switching calibers requires only swapping the barrel, which is held in place by two Torx screws, and changing the bolt head. Barrett has the torque specs and wrench size engraved directly on the receiver. With the appropriate barrel conversion kit, the MK22 can be configured for 7.62x51mm NATO or .338 Norma Magnum in addition to .300 Norma Magnum.
SOCOM selected .300 Norma Mag over .338 Norma Mag because it delivers adequate terminal performance out to approximately 1,500 yards while producing less recoil, which allows for faster follow-up shots and less shooter fatigue during extended engagements. When paired with heavy, high-BC bullets like the 230-grain Berger Hybrid, the cartridge stays supersonic well past 1,500 meters. The 26-inch barrel on this MK22 configuration is optimized to get the most out of the cartridge's velocity potential.
The MK22 in .300 Norma Mag comes in at 15.2 pounds without an optic. That is a substantial rifle, and it is worth being clear-eyed about: this is a dedicated precision platform, not a lightweight carry gun. That said, the folding stock makes transport and positioning much easier, and the 10-MIL rail, adjustable cheek piece, and bag rider are all designed to support accurate shooting from prone, barricade, and supported field positions.
The MK22 is built to sub-MOA standards, which is backed by the SOCOM contract requirement of at least 1 MOA at 300 yards, with an ideal target of 0.5 MOA. In practice, the platform paired with quality match ammunition is well capable of meeting and exceeding that standard. The .300 Norma Mag's high-BC projectiles and the 26-inch barrel work together to maintain tight groups at distances where most cartridges have already run out of steam.
| UPC | 810021511856 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 19775 |
| Shipping Weight | 39.0 |
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