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Barrett MRAD Rifle System 15495, .260 Remington, 24 in Carbon Fiber Match Grade Barrel, Bolt-Action, Folding Stock, Adj Match Trigger, Black Anodized Finish, 10 Rds

$6800.00
Brand
Barrett
Caliber
.260 Remington
Capacity
10
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Bolt Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
24in
MPN
15495

Overview

The Barrett MRAD is a modular bolt-action rifle system chambered in .260 Remington. It features a 24-inch carbon fiber match-grade barrel and is finished with a black anodized coating. The rifle includes a 7000 series aluminum upper receiver with a 21.75-inch M1913 rail (30 MOA taper) and a folding stock that features an adjustable cheek piece and length of pull settings. Designed for modularity, the system allows for field-expedient barrel changes using standard Torx tools. Key components include a match-grade, drop-fire-proof trigger module and ambidextrous controls for the safety and magazine release. The rifle ships with two 10-round polymer magazines, three adjustable accessory rails, and a Pelican transit case.

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