Barrett MRAD .308 Win Folding Stock Rifle

Description

The Barrett MRAD .308 Win Folding Stock Rifle is a modular precision bolt-action system built for shooters who demand repeatable accuracy and rapid caliber adaptability. This rifle’s monolithic upper receiver, machined from 7000-series aluminum, provides a rock-solid foundation for consistent optic mounting, while the user-changeable barrel system lets you swap between .308 Win and 7.62 NATO without losing zero. At $6,770, this is a long-range tool for competition shooters who value data-driven performance over flash.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Barrett
Model	MRAD
Material	7000-series aluminum receiver, steel barrel
Compatibility	.308 Win / 7.62 NATO
Finish	Black hard-coat anodized
Weight	14.5 lbs (with optics mount, per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Monolithic Upper Receiver — The 7000-series aluminum one-piece chassis eliminates bedding inconsistencies, giving you a zero-shift-free platform even after barrel swaps.
• User-Changeable Barrel System — Swap barrels in under two minutes with no headspace gauges needed, letting you adapt to different competition stages or range conditions on the fly.
• Adjustable Folding Stock — The folding mechanism locks solid for transport, while the adjustable cheek riser and length of pull let you dial in your natural point of aim.
• Full-Length Picatinny Top Rail — Provides 20 MOA of built-in elevation, allowing you to mount high-magnification optics without needing a separate base.
• Bolt-Action Reliability — The three-lug bolt with 60-degree throw cycles fast and feeds from AICS-pattern magazines, reducing bolt lift and keeping your sight picture stable.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the competitive shooter who churns through match data, logs every shot, and values modularity over brand loyalty. If you’re shooting PRS, NRA High Power, or tactical matches that demand quick caliber swaps and consistent sub-MOA groups, the MRAD fits your workflow. It’s also for the precision enthusiast who wants a single platform that can go from hunting to long-range steel without a gunsmith visit.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Barrel swaps in under two minutes without tools — verified by Barrett’s own testing.
• Pro: 20 MOA integral rail saves you $150+ on a separate base.
• Con: At 14.5 lbs, it’s heavy for hiking; plan on a bipod or shooting rest for positional stages.

Comparison

Feature	Barrett MRAD .308 Win	Geissele Super Precision	Timney Triggers Custom 700
Caliber Options	.308 Win / 7.62 NATO (user-swappable)	6.5 Creedmoor only	.308 Win only
Barrel Change	Tool-free, <2 min	Gunsmith required	Gunsmith required
Stock Type	Folding, adjustable	Fixed	Fixed
Price	$6,770	$4,200	$3,800

FAQ

Does the Barrett MRAD .308 Win come with a barrel wrench?

Yes, the rifle includes a factory barrel wrench and a torque-limiting tool for the barrel nut. Per Barrett specs, you can swap barrels without additional tools.

Can I use 7.62 NATO ammo in this rifle?

Yes, the chamber is rated for both .308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO. The bolt face and magazine are designed to handle the slightly higher pressure of 7.62 NATO without issues.

What magazines does the MRAD use?

It accepts standard AICS-pattern magazines. Barrett includes one 10-round AICS magazine with the rifle. You can use Magpul, Accurate-Mag, or any AICS-compatible polymer or steel magazine.

Is the folding stock lockup repeatable?

Yes, the stock locks into place with a positive detent. According to Barrett’s engineering data, the folding mechanism holds zero within 0.1 MOA after repeated folding cycles.

What is the barrel twist rate?

The standard .308 Win barrel has a 1:10 twist rate, optimized for bullets from 147 to 175 grains. For heavier match loads, you can order optional barrels with 1:8 twist.

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Last updated: April 2026