Description
The Barrett 82A1 .416 Barrett 29″ Chrome Lined Fluted Barrel Tan Cerakoted, 10 Rd Mag is a purpose-built, semi-automatic anti-materiel rifle chambered in the proprietary .416 Barrett cartridge. It’s engineered for extreme long-range precision against hardened targets, featuring a robust recoil-operated action, a durable 29-inch chrome-lined fluted barrel for heat dissipation, and a tactical tan Cerakote finish for corrosion resistance in harsh environments.
Key Features
- Chambered in the high-performance .416 Barrett cartridge for superior long-range ballistics.
- 29-inch chrome-lined, fluted barrel enhances barrel life, accelerates cooling, and reduces weight.
- Tactical Tan Cerakote finish provides durable protection against abrasion and corrosion.
- Semi-automatic, recoil-operated system for rapid follow-up shots on distant targets.
- Includes a 10-round box magazine for sustained engagement capability.
- Mil-spec compatible mounting system for optics and accessories.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | .416 Barrett |
|---|---|
| Barrel | 29″, Chrome Lined, Fluted |
| Finish | Tan Cerakote |
| Action | Semi-Automatic, Recoil Operated |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 Rounds |
| Overall Length (Approx.) | 57 inches |
This platform is built around a massive, multi-lugged rotating bolt and a proven recoil mitigation system that manages the substantial .416 Barrett round. The fluted barrel isn’t just for looks—it significantly increases the surface area, which means it cools faster during sustained fire strings. The chrome lining is a critical feature for longevity, resisting the erosive effects of high-pressure, high-velocity rounds. With an overall length pushing 57 inches and a weight north of 30 pounds, this is a system designed for stability from a supported position, not off-hand shooting. The price reflects its specialized role and military-grade construction, coming in at $8501.36. It ships to Missouri and compliant US states, ready for your FFL transfer.
Who This Rifle Is For
This is not a general-purpose firearm. It’s for the serious long-range shooter, ballistician, or professional who requires terminal performance well beyond standard .50 BMG ranges. Think of scenarios where you need to neutralize a vehicle engine block at 1500+ yards or conduct precision interdiction on static equipment. It’s for someone who understands external ballistics, has access to a very long range, and needs the absolute edge in downrange energy. The rifle is drop-in ready for your chosen optic and bipod, requiring no gunsmithing to become operational.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Unmatched long-range ballistic performance with the .416 Barrett round. The semi-auto action allows for faster engagement than bolt guns in its class. The chrome-lined, fluted barrel is incredibly durable and manages heat effectively. The Cerakote finish stands up to field use in all conditions.
Cons: The ammunition is specialized, expensive, and not as readily available as .50 BMG. The rifle’s size and weight (over 30 lbs unloaded) make it strictly a platform weapon—you’re not carrying this on a patrol. The cost of entry, for both the rifle and its ammunition, is significant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the primary advantage of .416 Barrett over .50 BMG?
A: The .416 Barrett cartridge is designed for a sleeker, more aerodynamic projectile. This results in a much higher ballistic coefficient, which translates to less wind drift, less drop, and retained velocity and energy at extreme distances compared to standard .50 BMG ball ammunition.
Q: What type of optic is recommended for this rifle?
A: You need a scope built for the task, like a Nightforce ATACR 7-35×56 or a Schmidt & Bender PMII with high-magnification and ultra-precise tracking. These optics offer the elevation adjustment and repeatability needed to leverage the rifle’s potential at 1500-2000+ yards.
Q: Is the rifle ready to shoot from the box?
A: Yes, but with a major caveat. The rifle itself is functional and drop-in ready. However, it requires mounting a compatible optic and a suitable bipod or front rest—like a Barrett or Atlas bipod—to be used effectively. An FFL transfer is required for firearm purchases before taking possession.
Look, when your requirement is to deliver decisive energy to a point target at distances where other rifles become irrelevant, this is the tool. The Barrett 82A1 in .416 Barrett is a serious instrument for a serious task. It represents the pinnacle of portable, long-range anti-materiel firepower available to civilians. Available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
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