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The Barrett MRAD — Multi-Role Adaptive Design — is the rifle that earned a US Special Operations Command contract and has since become one of the most respected precision platforms in the world for civilian long-range shooting. This specific configuration pairs the full-featured MRAD chassis with a 26-inch fluted barrel chambered in 7mm PRC, finished in Flat Dark Earth Cerakote. It ships with two 10-round magazines, two sling loops, three accessory rail sections, and a carrying case.
The 7mm PRC is a genuinely impressive cartridge. Introduced by Hornady, it was designed from the ground up to take full advantage of today's heaviest, highest-BC 7mm bullets — think 175 to 180 grain projectiles with ballistic coefficients that shed wind and hold velocity at distance better than the old 7mm Rem Mag can manage. With a 1:8 twist rate matched to the cartridge's design specs, the 26-inch fluted barrel here wrings out every bit of that potential while keeping weight down through the fluting. Factory loads typically push 175-grain bullets at around 3,000 fps, staying supersonic well past 1,400 yards. For a big-game hunter who wants reach, or a precision rifle competitor looking for a step up from 6.5 Creedmoor without going full magnum, this caliber choice makes a lot of sense.
The MRAD chassis itself is where Barrett's engineering really shows. The monolithic upper receiver is machined from 7000-series aluminum and carries a full-length M1913 Picatinny top rail with a built-in slope for long-range optic setups. The handguard offers mounting positions at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock for attaching bipods, night vision devices, or any other accessories you run. The bolt rides in an enclosed polymer guide that keeps debris out of the action and makes cycling smooth even in rough conditions. The trigger module is fully adjustable for pull weight and over-travel, and it removes from the lower receiver without tools for cleaning or service in the field.
The folding stock uses a single-button hinge mechanism and folds to the right — protecting the bolt handle and keeping the overall width slim for transport. When deployed, it locks up rigidly, with no flex or slop. Length of pull and cheek piece height both adjust without tools, and the controls are fully ambidextrous, including the paddle-style magazine release and the thumb safety, which can be swapped to either side. This is a rifle built for people who think seriously about what they're doing at distance.
The 7mm PRC was engineered specifically to maximize the performance of heavy, high-BC 7mm bullets in the 175-180 grain range, offering a flatter trajectory and better wind resistance than older 7mm magnums. The MRAD's 26-inch barrel and 1:8 twist rate are well-matched to those bullet weights, letting the cartridge fully realize its long-range potential. It sits in a sweet spot between the 6.5 PRC and the larger .300-class magnums — serious reach without brutal recoil.
Yes, that's one of the defining features of the MRAD platform. Loosening two Torx screws allows the barrel to slide forward out of the handguard, and a caliber change can typically be completed in under two minutes. Barrett currently offers the MRAD in calibers including .338 Lapua Magnum, .338 Norma Magnum, .300 Norma Magnum, .300 PRC, .300 Win Mag, .308 Winchester, and 6.5 Creedmoor, in addition to 7mm PRC. Each barrel ships with a factory-headspaced bolt face, so no gunsmith is needed.
The MRAD stock folds to the right using a single-button hinge and latch mechanism, protecting the bolt handle while reducing the overall footprint for storage and transport. When you deploy it, it locks solidly into place with no movement or play — Barrett designed it to be as rigid as a fixed stock when extended. Length of pull and cheek piece height both adjust without tools, so you can dial in your fit without a torque wrench or a gunsmith.
The MRAD features a full-length M1913 Picatinny rail machined directly into the monolithic upper receiver with a built-in slope — current production models use a 10 MIL (MRAD) taper rail. That built-in slope gives you a head start on elevation travel for long-range shooting, which means you'll reach further before running out of adjustment in your scope turrets. The handguard also accepts short Picatinny rail sections at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions for mounting bipods, lights, lasers, or other accessories.
It does both genuinely well. The 7mm PRC chambering makes it an outstanding option for open-country big game hunting — elk, mule deer, and similar species at distances where wind and drop management really matter. The folding stock makes it practical to pack into the field, and the adjustable ergonomics mean it can fit a wide range of hunters. At the same time, the match-grade adjustable trigger and the platform's inherent accuracy make it equally at home on a precision rifle stage.
This model ships with two 10-round magazines, two sling loops, three accessory rail sections for the handguard, and a carrying case. The rifle arrives ready to mount an optic on the Picatinny top rail — you'll just need to add your choice of scope, rings or a mount, and a bipod to complete the setup.
| UPC | 810021511979 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 19881 |
| Shipping Weight | 58.0 |
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