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The Barrett MK 22 is not just another precision bolt gun. It is the literal winner of the USSOCOM Advanced Sniper Rifle contract, and the same platform adopted by the U.S. Army as their Precision Sniper Rifle — purpose-built for extreme long-range accuracy and battlefield-grade durability. This configuration comes chambered in .338 Norma Magnum with a 27" fluted barrel, a 1:9.4" twist rate optimized for high-BC .338 projectiles, and a full Coyote Brown Cerakote Elite Series finish throughout.
The receiver is milled from a single block of 7075-series aluminum and features a full-length 10 MIL-tapered Picatinny rail on top — that built-in cant gives your optic extra elevation range so you're not chasing the top of your adjustment at long range. The M-LOK compatible handguard runs attachment points at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock, giving you plenty of room for a bipod, rail sections, or whatever accessories your setup demands. The bolt rides inside a fully enclosed polymer bolt guide, which keeps things running smoothly even when conditions get rough.
One of the standout features of the MK 22 platform is how fast it is to swap calibers. Loosen two Torx screws, pull the barrel, swap the bolt head, and you're in a different chambering in under two minutes. That modularity is exactly what made this rifle win the SOCOM contract in the first place. The trigger is a single-stage unit fixed at 2.5 lbs with a clean, crisp break, and the safety selector is user-configurable for left- or right-hand operation.
The folding stock locks up solid via a dual-shaft locking mechanism that has passed military drop testing, and length of pull adjusts with a single button press. The cheek piece adjusts for comb height without tools, and the buttstock also includes a bag rider with a Picatinny rail underneath for monopod use. This is a rifle designed to perform from a cold bore, from field positions, and at distances most people never attempt — and it comes ready to do exactly that.
The MK22 is an evolution of the MRAD platform built specifically to meet USSOCOM's Advanced Sniper Rifle requirements. Key differences include an M-LOK handguard with attachment points at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock instead of the standard MRAD rail, a single-stage trigger fixed at 2.5 lbs, a bag rider with a Picatinny rail for monopod mounting, and an incremental mechanical lock for comb height adjustment. The Coyote Brown Cerakote finish is also specific to the MK22 contract configuration.
Yes, that modularity is one of the core features of the entire platform. By loosening two Torx screws and swapping the barrel and bolt head, you can reconfigure the MK22 to shoot .300 Norma Magnum or 7.62x51mm NATO, with the full caliber change taking less than two minutes. Each barrel comes with its own factory-headspaced bolt face, so there's no guesswork involved. Conversion barrel kits are available separately from Barrett.
Barrett rates the MK22 for sub-MOA performance, and the .338 Norma Mag configuration with the 27" barrel and 1:9.4" twist is well-suited to the heavy, high-BC projectiles this cartridge was designed around. The USSOCOM contract requirements specified a goal of 1.5 MOA or better at 300 yards for the .338 NM chambering, and field reports from both military and civilian use back up the rifle's ability to connect at distances well beyond 1,000 yards.
The MK22 comes with a suppressor-capable muzzle brake as standard equipment, so threading for suppressor use is already part of the design. The MK22 platform was issued to USSOCOM with a suppressor as part of the original contract package, so suppressor compatibility was a primary design requirement, not an afterthought.
The MK22 stock uses a dual-shaft locking mechanism that has been tested to military drop-test standards, so it locks up with zero wobble when deployed. The stock folds to the right side, which also protects the bolt handle during transport and keeps the overall footprint slim. The rifle is not designed to be fired with the stock folded — it's purely a transport/storage feature.
The MK22's full-length Picatinny top rail has a 10 MIL taper built in, which is a meaningful advantage for long-range dialing since it gives your scope extra elevation range to work with. The USSOCOM contract specified Nightforce ATACR 7-35×56 optics, and the U.S. Army version pairs it with a Leupold Mark 5HD 7-35×56 — both are excellent choices that match the capability of the rifle. Any quality 34mm or 35mm tube scope with substantial elevation travel will work well on this platform.
| UPC | 810021511849 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 19774 |
| Shipping Weight | 45.6 |
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