The Noreen ULR-X is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .50 BMG. It ships with a 30-inch barrel, 5-round detachable magazine, and an aluminum adjustable stock, weighing 27 lbs and measuring 57 inches overall. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .50 BMG 
• Barrel Length: 30.00 inches 
• Item Weight: 27.000 lbs 
• Action Type: Bolt Action 
• Cartridge Capacity: 5 rounds (Detachable Magazine) 
• Overall Length: 57.000 inches 
• Color: Black 
• Mount Type: Picatinny Rail 
• Stock Style: Adjustable 
• Stock Material: Aluminum 
• Muzzle Device: Muzzle Brake 
• Finish: Cerakote 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The 30-inch barrel maximizes the .50 BMG's velocity and makes the rifle capable at extreme ranges. The muzzle brake is necessary at this caliber — it redirects a significant portion of the recoil impulse and keeps follow-up bolt manipulation manageable. The Cerakote finish handles outdoor conditions well. 
 
The aluminum adjustable stock accommodates different shooting positions and body types. A Picatinny rail spans the receiver for large-format scopes, which are essentially mandatory at the distances this rifle is intended for. The single-shot-style bolt action is deliberate and smooth when worked methodically. 
 
At 27 lbs, the ULR-X is a bench or bipod rifle — you're not carrying this through the field. That weight contributes to stability during the shot. 
 

Usage Notes 

 
The .50 BMG chambering puts this firmly in the long-range precision and target shooting category. Ammunition cost and availability are real factors to plan around if you're shooting regularly.

The ULR-X draws consistent praise for accuracy at distance and solid build quality. Owners who shoot it at extended ranges report tight groupings for the caliber, and the muzzle brake is credited with keeping recoil from being punishing during a session.

The weight comes up in nearly every discussion. At 27 lbs, transport and setup take effort, which is expected for a .50 BMG platform but worth factoring into any purchase decision. Price is another recurring point — the rifle is not cheap, and it sits in a segment where buyers often compare it against established names in the .50 BMG space. Availability of Noreen parts and customer support gets mixed reviews in some forums.