Barrett MRAD .300 Win Mag Folding Bolt Rifle, 10+1

Description

The Barrett MRAD .300 Win Mag Folding Bolt Rifle, 10+1 is a production-level precision system that delivers sub-MOA consistency straight out of the box. Chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, this rifle gives you the reach to engage steel past 1,200 meters without swapping barrels. The MRAD platform is built around a monolithic 7000-series aluminum upper and a user-changeable barrel system, so you can adapt to different stages or missions without a gunsmith. If you want a do-it-all long-range rig that holds zero through barrel changes and folds compact for transport, this is it.

Manufacturer	Barrett Firearms Manufacturing
Model	MRAD
Material	7000-series aluminum upper receiver, steel barrel
Compatibility	Accepts MRAD detachable box magazines; barrel swap to .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, .338 Lapua Mag (per manufacturer specs)
Finish	Hard-coat anodized black
Weight	12.0 lbs (approx., per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• User-Changeable Barrel System — Swap calibers in minutes with no headspace gauges. WHY IT MATTERS: You dial in your load for each match stage without buying a second rifle.
• Monolithic 7000-Series Aluminum Upper Receiver — Full-length Picatinny rail maintains zero across barrel swaps. WHY IT MATTERS: Your scope stays true, so you trust your dope from first to last round.
• Tool-Less Folding Stock with LOP and Cheek Adjustment — Adjust length of pull and cheek height without tools. WHY IT MATTERS: Get a perfect cheek weld in seconds, even with bulky winter gear or a heavy scope.
• Ambidextrous Controls — Bolt handle, safety, and magazine release are reversible or user-configurable. WHY IT MATTERS: Left-handed shooters or those transitioning between strong and support-side positions don’t lose speed.
• 10+1 Detachable Box Magazine — Double-stack steel magazine feeds .300 Win Mag reliably. WHY IT MATTERS: More rounds between reloads in stage-heavy matches, and the steel body resists denting in the pack.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the competitive shooter who wants one platform to cover PRS, tactical matches, and long-range practice without compromise. It’s also for the precision enthusiast who values modularity over a single-custom build. If you already have an MRAD in .308 or 6.5 Creedmoor, the .300 Win Mag barrel conversion kit (sold separately) gives you a magnum option for wind-cheating stages.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Sub-MOA accuracy guarantee from Barrett — verified with factory match ammo at 100 yards.
• Pro: Barrel swap takes less than 5 minutes with a hex key, no headspace tools needed.
• Pro: Folding stock reduces overall length to 34 inches for transport or storage.
• Con: At 12 pounds (scoped), it’s heavier than a dedicated PRS rig like the AI AT-X; you’ll feel it on long stalks or multi-day matches.

Comparison: Barrett MRAD vs. Competitors

Feature	Barrett MRAD .300 Win Mag	Accuracy International AT-X .308 Win	Desert Tech SRS A2 .300 Win Mag
Weight (unscoped)	12.0 lbs	11.5 lbs	10.8 lbs
Barrel Change Time	~5 min, no tools	~15 min, requires action wrench	~30 sec, quick-change system
Magazine Capacity	10+1	10+1	5+1 (factory)
Folding Stock	Yes, tool-less LOP/cheek	Yes, non-folding	Yes, bullpup design
Caliber Options	.308, 6.5 CM, .300 WM, .338 LM	.308, 6.5 CM	.308, 6.5 CM, .300 WM, .338 LM
Price	$6,770	$5,200	$4,800

FAQ

Can I use the Barrett MRAD for PRS competition?

Yes. The MRAD is used by several PRS shooters in the Open division. Its barrel-swap capability lets you run .300 Win Mag for long-range stages and switch to 6.5 Creedmoor for shorter, faster stages. The folding stock and ambidextrous controls are competition-friendly.

What is the barrel life of the .300 Win Mag barrel?

Per Barrett specs, the .300 Win Mag barrel is rated for approximately 1,500–2,000 rounds of accurate fire before precision degrades noticeably. This depends on your firing schedule and how hot you run the barrel. Let it cool between strings and you’ll get closer to 2,000 rounds.

Does the MRAD accept aftermarket triggers?

Yes, the MRAD uses a standard 2-stage trigger that is user-adjustable for pull weight (2.5–4.5 lbs). You can replace it with a Geissele MRAD trigger or a TriggerTech MRAD drop-in unit. Both are direct fit with no gunsmithing.

Is the MRAD legal in all 50 states?

Yes, the Barrett MRAD is a bolt-action rifle with a detachable magazine. It complies with federal law and is legal in all 50 states. Some states have magazine capacity restrictions, but the 10-round magazine meets most limits. Check your local laws for specific capacity rules.

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Last updated: April 2026

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