The Barrett M107

The Barrett M107 began life as the Barrett M95 bolt-action operated sniper rifle (under the US Army designation of XM107) and placed into competition for review by the US Army. During competition, the US Army reviewed its heavy caliber sniper rifle needs and decided against pursuing the XM107 design, instead focusing its already invested XM107 dollars into purchases of the proven semi-automatic, recoil-operated Barrett M82 series. These M82 systems were therefore afforded the designation of M107 and otherwise represent only slightly different versions of the original Barrett
The M107 sniper rifle is set to be adopted by the US Army (as of this writing). The system is similar to the US Marine Corps Barrett M82A1 .50 caliber sniper system. The M107 enables Army snipers to accurately engage personnel and material targets out to a distance of 1500 to 2000 meters respectively. The weapon is designed to effectively engage and defeat materiel targets at extended ranges including parked aircraft, command, control and communications, computers, intelligence sites, radar sites, ammunition, petroleum, oil and lubricant sites and various lightly armored targets.

Action: Recoil Operated; Rotating Bolt
Cartridge: .50 BMG (12.7x99mm NATO)
Feed System: 10-round detachable box magazine
Muzzle Velocity: 2,799ft/sec (853m/sec)
Effective Range: 6,069ft (1,850m; 2,023yds)
Sights: Adjustable Rear; Fixed Front; MIL-STD-1913 Accessories Rail


arrow downDimensions:
Overall Length: 1,450mm (57.09in)
Barrel Length: 508mm (20.00in)
Empty Weight: 13.6kg (29.98lbs)