How much does a M82A1 Barrett cost?

Barrett M82 A1 50BMG Semi Automatic Rifle

Item# Capacity Price
1501000 (1501000) MPN: 13315 10+1 $8,799.99

How heavy is a Barrett M82A1?

28.5 pounds
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Caliber .50 BMG (12.7 x 99mm)
Rifle Weight 28.5 pounds (12.9 kg)
Overall Length 57 inches (144.78 cm)
Disassembled Length 38 inches (96.52 cm)
Sights 10X Telescopic

Whats the difference between the M82A1 and the M107?

What is the difference between an M107® and a Model 82A1®? Actually, there are a couple of differences. The M107 is issued with “spike feet” bipods, and the 82A1 is issued with “smooth feet” bipods. Also, the M107 is issued with the monopod, but the monopod is optional for a Model 82A1.

How big is a 50 cal sniper bullet?

Although the dimensions of 50 caliber rounds vary depending on the type (i.e. “ball,” “match,” “armor-piercing,” etc.), the typical 50 caliber bullet is . 510″ in diameter by 2.27″ in length, the case is 3.9″ in length, and the overall length of the assembled round is 5.425″.

What kind of rifle is the Barrett 82a1?

THE POWERHOUSE RIFLE. The Model 82 is where the Barrett legacy began. Engineered as the first shoulder fired semi-automatic 50 BMG rifle, the Model 82A1 has been proven in combat in every environment from the snow covered mountains, to the desolate deserts, and everything in between.

What is a Barrett M82 sniper rifle?

The Barrett M82 is a monstrous semi-automatic sniper rifle which revolutionized the field of military sniping by pairing an existing large caliber cartridge with a precision rifle platform. I have been an avid outdoorsman all my life.

What is a BMG Model 82a1?

Engineered as the first shoulder fired semi-automatic 50 BMG rifle, the Model 82A1 has been proven in combat in every environment from the snow covered mountains, to the desolate deserts, and everything in between. Its low felt recoil and reliable repower delivers on target with every pull of the trigger.

What kind of gun is a Barrett?

In the early 1980s, Barrett was a unique shoulder fired firearm developed around the .50 BMG cartridge. The gas operated Model 82 is based on a typical short-recoil principle credited to John Browning.