MRAD Rifle .338 Lapua 26in 10rd Black

Barrett Firearms 14356 MRAD Rifle .338 Lapua 26in 10rd Black MRAD Multi Role Adaptive Design .338 Lapua Magnum 26 Inch Fluted Barrel with Black Anodized Receiver10 Round Barrett Firearms Black Anodized Receiver - Fluted Barrel MRAD Bolt Action Repeater Fed from a ten round detachable box magazine and feature a user-changeable barrel system, folding stock, adjustable cheek piece, 5 position length of pull adjustment button, drop-fire-proof match grade trigger, 22 inch optics rail with 20 MOA taper, configurable forward receiver accessory rails and left or right configurable thumb operated safety. Comes with 10 round magazine, 2 sling loops, 3 accessory rails and hard carrying case. All barrels are black. Barrel Length: 26 Caliber: .338 Lapua Magnum Capacity: 10

More than thirty years ago, Ronnie Barrett built something no one thought possible – a shoulder-fired .50 caliber rifle so innovative, the Army itself would sing its praises. From sketching his designs at the dining room table to working with a local tool and die maker to create parts that didn’t yet exist, every millimeter of the Model 82 was a direct result of Ronnie’s passion for the ultimate firearm.

That obsession still fuels our company today.

Headquartered in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Barrett is the world leader in large-caliber rifle design and manufacturing. Our products are used by civilian sport shooters, law enforcement agencies, the United States military and more than 70 State Department approved countries across the world. The Barrett Quality Management System (QMS) has received the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification for the design and manufacture of firearms, ammunition, and accessories, and to provide training for those systems.

No matter how successful we become, however, our story keeps evolving. Because, at Barrett, we don’t believe in resting on our laurels. In fact, we take great pride in thinking outside the box and exploring ways to continue to improve. After all, if there’s one thing our success has taught us, it’s this: You’re only as good as your last accomplishment.

It’s one thing to manufacture guns, and another to live and breathe them. Whether we’re carefully assembling our latest rifle, engineering scope rings that are stronger than ever or increasing the velocity and precision of the ammunition itself – we’re always working with one goal in mind: “There’s always a better way.”