Barrett Mrad Barr 18897 Mradelr Mag 416ba

SKU:
121685617
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UPC:
810021511733
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MPN:
18897
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Type:
Magazine
Firearm Make Fit:
Barrett
Capacity-Rounds:
5
Caliber-Gauge:
416 Barrett
Model:
MRAD
Material:
Polymer

The Barrett MRAD .416 Barrett bolt-action rifle represents serious long-range capability for hunters and precision shooters who demand uncompromising power and accuracy. Built on Barrett's modular receiver design, the MRAD platform delivers the legendary .416 Barrett cartridge—a round engineered for extreme-distance performance and devastating terminal ballistics. This rifle comes equipped with a 10-round magazine, giving you substantial firepower for extended range sessions or hunting scenarios where follow-up shots matter.

The MRAD system is renowned for its modularity and reliability under field conditions. The bolt-action design ensures consistent lock-up and inherent accuracy, while the rifle's construction prioritizes dependability whether you're shooting from a bench at a competition, glassing from an overlanding camp, or pursuing game at distances most hunters won't attempt. The .416 Barrett chambering is purpose-built for cutting through wind and delivering energy at ranges where conventional rifle calibers run out of steam.

If you're already invested in the MRAD platform or considering building a long-range rig, the included 10-round magazine gives you the ammunition capacity to work through strings of fire without constant reloading. The magazine is engineered to feed reliably in the demanding .416 Barrett, so you can trust it to perform when your shot counts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Barrett MRAD rifle?

This rifle is chambered in .416 Barrett, a hard-hitting magnum cartridge designed for extreme long-range and large-game applications.

How many rounds does the magazine hold?

The rifle comes with a 10-round magazine for .416 Barrett ammunition.

Is the MRAD modular?

Yes, the MRAD platform is built on a modular receiver design, allowing for caliber and configuration changes to suit different roles and preferences.