The Barrett M82A1 Tactical .416 Semi-Auto Rifle - Coyote Tan Precision is a .416 Barrett semi-automatic rifles from Barrett. It is available from 1 vendor at $9999.99.
Name: Barrett M82A1 Tactical .416 Semi-Auto Rifle - Coyote Tan Precision
Brand: Barrett
Category: Semi-Automatic Rifles
Caliber: .416 Barrett
Barrel Length: 29"
10 rounds
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The Barrett M82A1 is a semi-automatic tactical rifle chambered in .416 Barrett. At 61.5 lbs with a 29-inch fluted barrel, it is a serious long-range platform, not a field rifle you sling over a shoulder, but one you set up deliberately. The .416 Barr...
The Barrett M82A1 is a semi-automatic tactical rifle chambered in .416 Barrett. At 61.5 lbs with a 29-inch fluted barrel, it is a serious long-range platform, not a field rifle you sling over a shoulder, but one you set up deliberately. The .416 Barrett cartridge drives bullets at high velocity with relatively flat trajectory for the caliber, and the fluted barrel sheds heat during extended strings of fire while the barrel length wrings out extra velocity.
The .416 Barrett is purpose-built for extended range. It hits hard at distance and the recoil impulse, while real, is manageable on the M82A1's semi-auto platform because the operating system absorbs a significant portion of it.
The 29-inch fluted barrel reduces weight versus a comparable straight-profile tube and improves heat dissipation during prolonged sessions. The length pays dividends in muzzle velocity with the .416 Barrett cartridge.
Flip-up iron rear sights give a backup aiming option. In practice this rifle almost always runs with an optic, but the irons are there when needed.
Steel receiver with Coyote Cerakote finish, corrosion-resistant and hard-wearing. The lever safety is straightforward to operate under gloves.
Military and law enforcement units, competitive long-range shooters, and collectors with the range space and budget to shoot a .416 Barrett platform.
Owners of the M82A1 in .416 Barrett generally respect what it is and what it costs, and their feedback reflects that.
Accuracy and range performance get consistent praise. The .416 Barrett round carries energy well at distance, and shooters report the platform delivers on its long-range promise. Build quality earns similar marks. The steel receiver and Cerakote finish hold up, and the action cycles reliably. The Coyote Tan finish has fans among owners who like that it does not stand out in field conditions.
The weight is the main recurring complaint. At 61.5 lbs this is not a rifle you carry far, and some users find that limits where and how they can use it. Cost comes up often as well. The rifle and its ammunition are both significant investments, which puts it out of reach for casual buyers. A handful of shooters mention that the .416 recoil, while partially absorbed by the semi-auto action, still requires attention to technique.
Owners share a lot of information on accessories and optics suited to the platform, and there is ongoing debate comparing it to similar anti-materiel rifles. Those who do shoot it regularly tend to keep it; the complaints are mostly about logistics and cost rather than the rifle itself.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
UPC: 810021510385
SKU: UCEGAphuj
The Barrett M82A1 is a semi-automatic tactical rifle chambered in .416 Barrett. At 61.5 lbs with a 29-inch fluted barrel, it is a serious long-range platform, not a field rifle you sling over a shoulder, but one you set up deliberately. The .416 Barrett cartridge drives bullets at high velocity with relatively flat trajectory for the caliber, and the fluted barrel sheds heat during extended strings of fire while the barrel length wrings out extra velocity.
The .416 Barrett is purpose-built for extended range. It hits hard at distance and the recoil impulse, while real, is manageable on the M82A1's semi-auto platform because the operating system absorbs a significant portion of it.
The 29-inch fluted barrel reduces weight versus a comparable straight-profile tube and improves heat dissipation during prolonged sessions. The length pays dividends in muzzle velocity with the .416 Barrett cartridge.
Flip-up iron rear sights give a backup aiming option. In practice this rifle almost always runs with an optic, but the irons are there when needed.
Steel receiver with Coyote Cerakote finish, corrosion-resistant and hard-wearing. The lever safety is straightforward to operate under gloves.
Military and law enforcement units, competitive long-range shooters, and collectors with the range space and budget to shoot a .416 Barrett platform.
| Caliber | .416 Barrett |
| Model | M82A1 |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Magazines included | 0 |
| Barrel length | 29" |
| Overall length | 57" |
| Weight | 523.2 oz |
| Action | Semi Auto |
| Finish | Black Phosphate |
| Color | Coyote Tan |
| Stock material | Metal |
| Sights | Flip Up Iron Rear |
| Safety | Lever |
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
Owners of the M82A1 in .416 Barrett generally respect what it is and what it costs, and their feedback reflects that.
Accuracy and range performance get consistent praise. The .416 Barrett round carries energy well at distance, and shooters report the platform delivers on its long-range promise. Build quality earns similar marks. The steel receiver and Cerakote finish hold up, and the action cycles reliably. The Coyote Tan finish has fans among owners who like that it does not stand out in field conditions.
The weight is the main recurring complaint. At 61.5 lbs this is not a rifle you carry far, and some users find that limits where and how they can use it. Cost comes up often as well. The rifle and its ammunition are both significant investments, which puts it out of reach for casual buyers. A handful of shooters mention that the .416 recoil, while partially absorbed by the semi-auto action, still requires attention to technique.
Owners share a lot of information on accessories and optics suited to the platform, and there is ongoing debate comparing it to similar anti-materiel rifles. Those who do shoot it regularly tend to keep it; the complaints are mostly about logistics and cost rather than the rifle itself.
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