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The Barrett MRAD has earned its reputation the hard way. Originally developed to meet SOCOM's precision sniper rifle requirements, the civilian MRAD carries that same DNA into a package that long-range hunters and precision competitors can run at the highest level. This Tungsten Grey Cerakote version is chambered in 7mm PRC with a 26-inch fluted stainless barrel and a 1:8 twist rate purpose-built for today's heavier, high-BC projectiles.
The 7mm PRC is a genuinely impressive cartridge. Hornady designed it to bridge the gap between the 6.5 PRC and .300 PRC, and it delivers flat trajectories, excellent wind resistance, and serious terminal performance on big game with recoil that stays manageable. With the right load, factory ammo runs around 3,000 fps from the muzzle, and those high-BC bullets hold their velocity well past where most people are shooting. The 26-inch barrel on this rifle wrings out every bit of that performance.
The MRAD's upper receiver is machined from 7000-series aluminum with a full-length M1913 Picatinny top rail that features a built-in taper for extended-range optic use. The handguard provides M-LOK-style accessory slots at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock, so attaching a bipod, night vision, or additional rail sections is straightforward. The bolt rides inside a polymer guide that shields the action from debris and keeps things running smoothly in tough conditions. Barrett calls it field-changeable, and they mean it: two Torx bolts is all it takes to pull the barrel and swap calibers, no gunsmith visit required.
Ergonomics are where the MRAD really shows its thoughtfulness. Length of pull and cheek piece height both adjust without tools, and the cheek piece reverses to give two different face profiles for repeatable optic alignment. The stock folds to the right side for a much smaller footprint during transport. Controls are fully ambidextrous, including a paddle-style magazine release and a reversible thumb safety that accepts standard AR-15/M16 pistol grips. The match-grade trigger module is fully adjustable for pull weight and over-travel, and it can be removed from the lower receiver without tools for cleaning or maintenance in the field.
This rifle ships with two 10-round magazines, two sling loops, three accessory rail sections, and a carrying case. It's a complete precision package out of the box.
The 7mm PRC was designed from the ground up for heavy, high-BC bullets in the 160-180 grain range, using a 1:8 twist rate that the MRAD's barrel matches exactly. It delivers flat trajectories, excellent wind resistance, and strong terminal performance on big game with recoil that stays on the manageable side of the magnum spectrum. Paired with a 26-inch barrel, you get every bit of velocity the cartridge has to offer, which is meaningful at distance.
Yes, that's one of the MRAD's defining features. Loosening two Torx bolts allows you to remove the barrel from the front of the receiver without a gunsmith. Each barrel conversion kit includes a factory headspaced bolt face, so you're getting proper fit every time. Barrett offers the MRAD in eight calibers including .338 Lapua Magnum, .300 Win Mag, .300 Norma Mag, 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Winchester, and others, so there's room to grow the platform.
No, the stock is a transport feature rather than a firing feature. It folds to the right side of the rifle to significantly reduce overall length and width for easier packing and storage. When deployed for shooting, the stock locks securely in place and offers tool-free adjustments for both length of pull and cheek piece height.
It handles both extremely well. The modular platform was built to SOCOM's precision sniper rifle spec, so durability and field reliability are baked in. The 7mm PRC chambering, in particular, is a capable hunting round that has taken elk, mule deer, and other big game cleanly at extended ranges. The folding stock and carrying case make it practical to transport into the field, and the fully adjustable ergonomics let you dial in a natural fit before the shot.
The full-length M1913 Picatinny rail runs the entire length of the top of the receiver and handguard, with a built-in angular taper to give your optic extra elevation adjustment headroom for long-range work. The handguard also has accessory slots at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock for attaching bipod mounts, night vision, laser devices, or additional rail sections. The three included rail sections give you a head start on configuring it for your setup.
Yes, Barrett put real thought into left-handed and right-handed use. The thumb safety is reversible, the magazine release is a paddle-style ambidextrous design, and the pistol grip uses the standard AR-15/M16 pattern so it can be swapped for aftermarket options. The cheek piece is also reversible to present two different face profiles depending on the shooter's preference.
| UPC | 810021511986 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 19882 |
| Shipping Weight | 46.1 |
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