All Barrett Models
Every Barrett line we track, side by side: the .50 BMG M82A1 and M107A1, the MRAD family of bolt-action precision rifles and the REC AR-pattern rifles, with caliber, capacity, barrel length and the lowest current price across US retailers. Lines Barrett no longer lists are marked.
Showing 9 model lines
| Photo | Model | Action | Caliber | Capacity | Barrel | Price |
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Barrett M107A1 Modernized 82A1 (2011), about 4 lb lighter and built for Barrett’s QDL suppressor. .50 BMG · Recoil-operated semi-auto · 10 · 20–29" |
Recoil-operated semi-auto | .50 BMG | 10 | 20–29" | from $10,000 99 offers · 18 stores Compare prices |
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Barrett Model 82A1 The original shoulder-fired semi-auto .50 (M82 1982); the US Army adopted it as the M107 in 2002. .50 BMG, .416 Barrett · Recoil-operated semi-auto · 10 · 20–29" |
Recoil-operated semi-auto | .50 BMG, .416 Barrett | 10 | 20–29" | from $7,832 122 offers · 20 stores Compare prices |
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Barrett Model 95 Bullpup .50 BMG repeater (1995); still on barrett.net but missing from the current price list. .50 BMG · Bolt-action bullpup · 5 · 29" |
Bolt-action bullpup | .50 BMG | 5 | 29" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Barrett Model 99 Single-shot bullpup (1999), the first Barrett designed by Chris Barrett. .50 BMG, .416 Barrett · Single-shot bolt bullpup · 1 · 29–32" |
Single-shot bolt bullpup | .50 BMG, .416 Barrett | 1 | 29–32" | from $4,051 114 offers · 19 stores Compare prices |
| Precision bolt-action rifles 2 models | ||||||
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Barrett MRAD Multi-Role Adaptive Design (2011) with tool-swap barrels — adopted as the SOCOM/Army Mk 22; SMR, MK 22, Covert (2026) and ELR versions. .338 LM, .300 PRC, .300 WM, .308, 6.5 CM and more · Bolt-action repeater · 5 / 10 · 17–36" |
Bolt-action repeater | .338 LM, .300 PRC, .300 WM, .308, 6.5 CM and more | 5 / 10 | 17–36" | from $3,967 477 offers · 22 stores Compare prices |
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Barrett 98BDiscontinued .338 Lapua bolt rifle (2009) that the MRAD was derived from; only a recall page remains. .338 Lapua Mag · Bolt-action repeater · 10 · 20–27" |
Bolt-action repeater | .338 Lapua Mag | 10 | 20–27" | No current offers Compare prices |
| AR-pattern rifles 2 models | ||||||
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Barrett REC10 Billet-receiver AR-10 with ambidextrous controls; returning to the catalog in mid-2026. .308, 6.5 CM · DI AR-10 · 20 · 16–20" |
DI AR-10 | .308, 6.5 CM | 20 | 16–20" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Barrett REC7 Hand-built mid-length AR-15 (2016), paused for the Mk 22 contract and back since 2024. 5.56 NATO · DI AR-15 · 20 / 30 · 10.25–18" |
DI AR-15 | 5.56 NATO | 20 / 30 | 10.25–18" | from $1,367 17 offers · 16 stores Compare prices |
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Barrett Sovereign over/unders Barrett-branded imported over/under shotguns sold at retail. 12, 16, 20, 28 ga · Over/under shotgun · 2 · 26–32" |
Over/under shotgun | 12, 16, 20, 28 ga | 2 | 26–32" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Classic Barrett models
Historic Barrett rifles and milestones. Barrett was founded in 1982 by Ronnie Barrett and has been owned by Australia’s NIOA since 2023.
- 1982
- M82 .50 BMG semi-auto
The first shoulder-fired .50 caliber rifle; US forces bought it for Desert Storm. - 1990–1995
- M90 .50 BMG bolt bullpup
Five-round bullpup, replaced by the M95. - 2002
- M107 adoption .50 BMG
The US Army adopted the M82A1 as the M107; Tennessee made it the state rifle in 2016. - 2004–2010
- M468 6.8 SPC carbine
M4-based carbine in 6.8 SPC. - 2006
- XM500 .50 BMG gas bullpup
Gas-operated bullpup prototype, never produced. - 2009
- 98B .338 Lapua bolt-action
American Rifleman’s 2010 award winner and the basis of the MRAD. - 2016
- Fieldcraft ultralight hunting rifle
Carbon-stocked 5-pound hunting rifle in ten calibers, no longer listed. - 2019 / 2021
- Mk 22 Mod 0 MRAD
Adopted by SOCOM in 2019 and the US Army in 2021 (about 2,800 rifles).
Barrett model names explained
- A1
- First product-improved revision of a model (M82 to M82A1, M107 to M107A1).
- MRAD
- Multi-Role Adaptive Design — barrel and caliber swap by loosening two screws.
- SMR
- Single Mission Rifle: an MRAD fixed at one caliber, about 2.5 lb lighter.
- ELR
- Extreme Long Range (MRADELR, .416 Barrett).
- Mk 22 / ASR / PSR
- The MRAD won SOCOM’s Advanced Sniper Rifle and the Army’s Precision Sniper Rifle programs as the Mk 22.
- REC
- Barrett’s AR-pattern rifles (REC7, REC10).
- .50 BMG
- .50 Browning Machine Gun (12.7×99 mm NATO), in service since 1921.
- .416 Barrett
- 10.4×83 mm cartridge on a shortened .50 BMG case (2005).
