Barrett MRAD ELR | .416 Barrett | 36″ Fluted | 5rd | 18953

The Barrett MRAD ELR is a bolt-action, magazine-fed extreme long-range system built for precision and modularity. This MRAD ELR example is configured in .416 Barrett with a 36″ fluted heavy barrel, aluminum chassis, and a full-length M1913 top rail for optic mounting. For an optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this platform, consider the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25×50 for long-range precision work.

Common applications for this rifle include extreme long-range (ELR) competition and disciplined precision long-range target shooting.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 810021511689.
• The manufacturer is Barrett Firearms.
• The model is MRAD ELR (MRADELR).
• The caliber is .416 Barrett.
• The action type is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 36 inches.
• The barrel description is Fluted.
• The magazine capacity is 5 rounds.
• The rifle uses a detachable magazine.
• The finish is Black Cerakote.
• The stock material is Aluminum.
• The top rail length is 24.63 inches (10 Mil).
• The rifle includes a muzzle brake.
• The stock color is Black.
• The rifle features a folding, adjustable stock.

This MRAD ELR combines a modular, monolithic receiver architecture with a long top rail and an adjustable folding stock to support serious long-range work. Its chassis-driven design and aluminum construction make it a stable platform for heavy-barrel .416 Barrett performance. The full-length M1913 rail and modular handguard provide flexible attachment options for bipods and accessory rails.

For shooters looking to step into ELR competition or dedicated long-range target work, this rifle packs the core features needed for repeatable, precision shooting at extreme distances. Built to Barrett’s production standards, it is suited to demanding range use where a modular, caliber-change-capable platform is required.

Accolades and user feedback: The MRAD ELR was named the “Ballistic Best Editor’s Select” for Best ELR Rifle and achieved a 2nd place finish at the King of 2 Miles competition as a production rifle.

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