The MRADELR is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .416 Barrett, designed for extreme long-range shooting. At 23 lbs and 62 inches overall with a 36" barrel, it's a dedicated precision platform rather than a field-carry rifle. The .416 Barrett cartridge was purpose-built for anti-materiel and very long-range work. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: MRADELR 
• Caliber: .416 Barrett 
• Weight: 23 lbs 
• Overall Length: 62 inches 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Trigger: Adjustable Single Stage Trigger 
• Safety: Selector Switch 
• Barrel Length: 36 inches 
• Barrel Twist Rate: 1:9" 
• Stock Type: Fully adjustable stock 
• Scope Mount: Full length picatinny rail 
• Iron Sights: None 
• Handedness: Right Hand 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The adjustable single-stage trigger lets the shooter dial in pull weight to preference. The fully adjustable stock accommodates different body sizes and shooting positions, which matters during long sessions at the bench or prone. 
 
The full-length Picatinny rail handles any optic or accessory combination without compromising flexibility. The 23 lb weight and 36" barrel give the .416 Barrett cartridge the platform it needs to perform at the distances it was designed for.

The MRADELR in .416 Barrett draws attention from long-range shooters and collectors who understand the cartridge's capabilities. Users appreciate the build quality and the precision the rifle delivers at extended distances. The FDE finish is commonly mentioned as both visually appealing and practical.

The rifle's weight and size come up in almost every discussion. At 23 lbs, it isn't a field-carry setup, and most users accept that as the trade-off for shooting the .416 Barrett at distance. Ammunition availability and cost are ongoing topics. The round performs well but is more expensive and harder to source than standard calibers.

Customization gets discussed frequently, with owners adding optics and bipods to build out their setups. Overall feedback is positive from the subset of shooters who actually need this kind of platform, with the practical limitations of the caliber and size acknowledged rather than treated as flaws.