Im surprised this hasn't already been posted here. What does everyone think? 50 cal, 416 and 375?
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I think the King of 2 Mile runner up was using this in .416 Barrett.My best guess is that it will be designed for the 338 Enabler and 33XC. The frame looks like the same diameter, but longer. The current bolt head does not have enough meat to open it up to .50BMG. In short, it will be a longer MRAD.
I think the King of 2 Mile runner up was using this in .416 Barrett.
Please share. I was hoping for the ax50 elr to come out in something sub 50bmg. If barrett did, I might finally have a reason to get a MRAD.
Counting the quarters and dimes in my piggy bank right now.![]()
Team Barrett shines as Justin Wolf takes 2nd at the 2023 King of 2 Miles with new Barrett Rifle - Barrett Firearms
MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE — Barrett Firearms announces Justin Wolf and spotter James Archer’s 2nd place finish at the global 2023 King of 2 Miles competition, held at the NRA Whittington Center on September 22-24, 2023....barrett.net
Well...appears Barrett just pulled the MRADELR link. Ugg!When in doubt, go to the source - https://barrett.net/?s=MRADELR
I just spoke with Barrett Customer Service and they said the site is undergoing changes as I type - "regular" full-sized product page pops up for a micro second and then the "Interim" page appears. Nothing to report on the MRADELR other than the rep said what has been said from the beginning, "announcement - possibly at SHOT Show".Cost was $7,500? And only listed in fixed stock 416Barrett.
It definitely appears to be 2 separate platforms. It would be super difficult to design a rifle system that could accommodate 30cal to 50 cal. Bolt magazine etc. Easier to offer a newer rifle for the larger calibers.I'm getting one for ELR (my interpretation) but I would assume that setting it up to be reliable with 50BMG and 416 would require significant upgrades bringing the weight up substantially and severely limiting its ability to be carried. At least if my M82 is any indication of what is needed to reliably handle 50BMG. I think those changes would really take away from the appeal of using it in 308 and 6.5 Creedmoor configurations. Im buying mine in 338 Lapua with the 24" 308 conversion. I imagine that accommodating 30 cal to 50 cal would also dramatically reduce the ease and simplicity of caliber changes.
I just had a 7 PRC barrel made by Spartan for my MK22 and it shoots lights out. 10 shot group mean radius was .174My factory MRAD 6.5 Creedmore is a laser.
Zebra rifle......zebra.........fucking zebra!? Ughh!!!!I bet the zebra rifle had the best barrel and ammo used in their preproduction beta testing as well as probably other internal mods that will not be in the production version.
Would suck to pay $7500 for a 2 moa ELR rifle.
Existing product for barrel extension and bolt head packaged together with tenon specs."Barrel maker kit" - presumably a new name for a conversion kit.
Zebra rifle......zebra.........fucking zebra!? Ughh!!!!
It's not a damn zebra....not even close. It's homage to the dazzle camo's of WW2 naval vessels.....homo.
You're not getting a Christmas card from me for that.
Branden
Euro Optic has them listed at $9700.Any word on MSRP? Hoping 8-12k range?
Very cool. And some of you guys were worried when an Aussie company took over ownership. Barrett is in safe hands.
Really? I’m speaking from limited experience. I have a 98B in 300WM and it’s a laser. I have some custom builds that are more accurate but this firearm performs very well. In addition, we have regular competitions where we shoot groups at 500 yds for bragging rights and a little money and a guy with an MRAD wins quite often. Just curious when someone is very opposed to something.Wouldn’t touch another Barrett product with a 10 foot pole to be honest. Their idea of “precision” is different then most.
The MradELRs that were at KO2M were the exact same rifles that will be shipped to consumers. All of us that had them did individual load development for each individual rifle and in cooperation with each other discussed performance weekly prior to KO2M.I bet the zebra rifle had the best barrel and ammo used in their preproduction beta testing as well as probably other internal mods that will not be in the production version.
Would suck to pay $7500 for a 2 moa ELR rifle.
I bet the zebra rifle had the best barrel and ammo used in their preproduction beta testing as well as probably other internal mods that will not be in the production version.
Would suck to pay $7500 for a 2 moa ELR rifle.
Coming soon at RSR, so I don't think they're at distributors yet.Anyone buy one yet?
Congrats, that's awesome shooting.The MradELRs that were at KO2M were the exact same rifles that will be shipped to consumers. All of us that had them did individual load development for each individual rifle and in cooperation with each other discussed performance weekly prior to KO2M.
No special barrels or internals.
My particular rifle has an adjustable bag rider added and an adjustable vertical grip from LSP. along with a custom Accuracy Solutions bipod XT.
Second place at KO2M and a month later I took the first place spot at Poke the Bear in Virginia.
I felt comfortable enough with Barretts new platform to step away from my Vestal built 416 Hellfire that won KO2M 2022, won July Spearpoint 2022, August Spearpoint 2022, Spearpoint season Champion 2022, and Conquer the Castle 2023 . Needless to say the MradELR is a very solid performer straight out of the box.
When someone says I'm not going to call you a liar it's basically a chickenshit way of calling them a liar.Congrats, that's awesome shooting.
Sorry but I can't even imagine a gun company giving a stock rifle to a higher end competitor representing their brand. Honestly it seems unbelievable on its face.
I'm not going to call you a liar because I believe you're telling the truth from your end of it but were you present when the rifle was built or this is what you were told?
I mention this because I've seen it personally where rifles in other shooting sports were given by sponsorship to more accomplished competitors which were tuned for top performance in every way. Rifles that also won major events, and I know for a fact that everything that could be done was done to help ensure success, including specially selected match berrels. This is why I'm skeptical.
I don't keep up with ELR anymore but low SD's, high BC's, not making mistakes, having near perfect dope, and guessing the wind right, seems to be more of a priority than a .5 moa capable rifle, right? Looks like most targets are more than moa but I'm sure still hard to hit given the conditions.
Hey if the gun works that well then fine.
I'm looking forward to getting more reports from other owners on the factory rifles as time goes by.
Desert Tech has nothing to worry about. Why do I want a gun that is a foot longer and does not have the inherent accuracy because of a 6 inch shank clamp?I bet all 3. That would be smart on their part. Just make the MRAD a little bigger without reinventing the wheel. Look out desert tech. HTIs are going to lose a lot of market share.
I don't like disrespecting people in that manner, especially a winner like him, and besides he came off in a nice way. The other side of that is exactly how I put it and we all know how companies selling products tend to be with this kind of stuff. He's not selling he's shooting what they give him and saying the info relayed to him.When someone says I'm not going to call you a liar it's basically a chickenshit way of calling them a liar.
Desert Tech have any mil contracts? Bullpups really struggle with acceptance. As for Barret have any personnel been relocated?Desert Tech has nothing to worry about. Why do I want a gun that is a foot longer and does not have the inherent accuracy because of a 6 inch shank clamp?
And cost twice as much?
And the company is now owned by the Aussies? I love me an Aussie, but I prefer my customer service to remain stateside.
I don't like disrespecting people in that manner, especially a winner like him, and besides he came off in a nice way. The other side of that is exactly how I put it and we all know how companies selling products tend to be with this kind of stuff. He's not selling he's shooting what they give him and saying the info relayed to him.
I'm also not worried about it either way, in kind with posts like yours, no skin off my back. Have a Happy New Year.
Congrats, that's awesome shooting.
Sorry but I can't even imagine a gun company giving a stock rifle to a higher end competitor representing their brand. Honestly it seems unbelievable on its face.
I'm not going to call you a liar because I believe you're telling the truth from your end of it but were you present when the rifle was built or this is what you were told?
I mention this because I've seen it personally where rifles in other shooting sports were given by sponsorship to more accomplished competitors which were tuned for top performance in every way. Rifles that also won major events, and I know for a fact that everything that could be done was done to help ensure success, including specially selected match barrels. This is why I'm skeptical.
I don't keep up with ELR anymore but low SD's, high BC's, not making mistakes, having near perfect dope, and guessing the wind right, seems to be more of a priority than a .5 moa capable rifle, right? Looks like most targets are more than moa but I'm sure still hard to hit given the conditions.
Hey if the gun works that well then fine.
I'm looking forward to getting more reports from other owners on the factory rifles as time goes by.
In the limited experience I have working around the gun industry there were plenty of times that actual factory guns were used by factory teams and shooters. It doesn't seem like there's a good reason to lie about it when you are talking about a tiny subset (ELR) of a smaller market (PRS).I don't like disrespecting people in that manner, especially a winner like him, and besides he came off in a nice way. The other side of that is exactly how I put it and we all know how companies selling products tend to be with this kind of stuff. He's not selling he's shooting what they give him and saying the info relayed to him.
I'm also not worried about it either way, in kind with posts like yours, no skin off my back. Have a Happy New Year.