The U.S. military appears to have fallen in love with a relatively new sniper system: The Multi-Role Adaptive Design (MRAD) bolt-action sniper rifle from Barrett Firearms By Jared Keller Updated ...

Those documents cited a purchase of 250 MRAD rifles for the Corps. That means the decades-old M40, which has been in service midway through the Vietnam War. The M40, was scheduled to be replaced ...

Barrett Firearms is furnishing "another USSOCOM element" with a single-caliber version of the MRAD that's normally chambered in 7.62×51 mm NATO, .300 Norma Magnum, and .338 Norma Magnum ...

While the MRAD can utilize 6 different cartridges, Jane’s reports that both branches will buy the rifle with the intention of using the longstanding 7.62x51mm NATO round, in addition to .300 and ...

The MRAD rifle is chambered in .300 PRC, ... LAS VEGAS — The company that made its name building .50-caliber long-range sniper rifles for the U.S. military has a smaller, ...

The MRAD uses 10-round, double-stacked magazines. And like using the MRAD overall, magazine changes are simple and easy. The mag release is partly cut away and has an ambidextrous paddle-style ...

The Mark 22 rifle is a unique weapon system. Unlike many rifles, it's designed to utilize a number of rifle calibers. The Mark 22 can switch between an amazing eight calibers in all: .338 Lapua ...

The MRAD is available in a whopping 8 calibers, depending on the variant, although the MRAD MK22, which will supply the Marine Corps, Army, and SOCOM, will be available in .338 Norma Mag, .300 ...

The Army announced this week that it has awarded a $49.9 million, five-year contract to Barrett Firearms to acquire about 2,800 MK22 Multi-role Adaptive Design (MRAD) rifles.

The Army is buying 2,800 new Mk 22 Multi-Role Adaptive Design sniper rifles from Barrett Firearms. SOCOM has also ordered this weapon, and the Marines have expressed interest as well. The MRAD is ...

Then he got his hands on the MRAD, or Multi-role Adaptive Design, rifle from Barrett Firearms. Both guns are bolt-action rifles, but Harley described the Savage as a civilian rifle, not a military ...

PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. -- The Army awarded a $49.9 million five year contract to Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc., Murfreesboro, Tenn. Monday, Mar.