Ronnie Barrett set that tone 25-years-ago and Barrett Firearms Manufacturing has remained true to the mission; build a business on relationships, quality products and service, and work from the customers point of view. The company credo is We think outside the box and always explore ways on how we can continue to improve.

Barrett rifles and related products made for civilian sport shooters, law enforcement agencies, the United States military and over 50 foreign countries that are American allies prove that point.

Barrett Firearms Manufacturing recently moved into our new multi-million dollar corporate headquarters that features expanded research and development, manufacturing, quality control and shipping. By focusing on improved operations, the results are higher productivity, morale, and ultimately a better product for our customers. We never rest on our laurels and that its always been done this way.

Our company believes that business success is measured far more than with our new state of the art facility, our largest workforce ever and a good return on our investment. Success is spelled out in the letters and emails that we receive. The following is an example:

Shaun Smith, Im with the United States military serving in Iraq. I just want you to know that I carry your XM107. Thank you for supporting the troops and for building a great firearm. I plan to buy one when I get back to the States.
Richard Deitke ( Ohio) I am a proud owner of one of your rifles. Keep up the good work.
Clay Conley, Aloha from Baghdad. Thank you for making the worlds greatest .50-caliber sniper rifle. Everyday that were on patrol, our sniper watches over us with his trusty Barrett.
Don Dietz ( New Mexico) Thank you for your efforts in trying to educate the public, politicians and bureaucrats regarding the .50 Caliber. If they succeed in demonizing the .50 Caliber, the road to more restrictive firearms legislation is made easier. Im a retired Navy weapons specialist. Your pioneering work has been of great benefit to the military services and police departments and has certainly saved many lives. Best wishes to you.
A personal letter dated October 5, 2006 from Colonel Harry K. Stringer (United States Army) says it well.

The name Ronnie Barrett will go down in the American History Firearms Hall of Fame along with Samuel Colt, John Browning, and John Garand as one of the great inventors of Firepower for Freedom in this incredible country of ours. Your greatest testimony is written on the hearts of dozens of U.S. Infantrymen and Snipers Ive talked to upon their return from Iraq and Afghanistan, many of them while recovering from combat injuries, when they enthusiastically describe the precision accuracy and devastating effectiveness of the Barrett Gun as they call it. In honor of God and country, I salute you.

Ronnie Barrett is a patriot and true-to-life Horatio Alger who dreamed big in 1982 when a dream was almost all he had. That dream has become a legacy.

The legacy of Barrett Firearms Manufacturing is being perpetuated by another generation; son Chris and daughter Angela Barrett who are also active in the business helping to take the company, its products and services further into the 21 st Century to meet the needs of an ever-expanding market.

The bolt is machined from a single piece of proprietary grade steel. Its 15 lugs safely lock it into the machined barrel extension. The bolt's few moving parts are its extractor, ejector and firing pin assembly. It is reliable and easy to maintain.

The Model 99 is easily disassembled without tools by removing three quick-release assembly pins. These pins attach the trigger housing and bolt guide to the receiver assembly. The match-quality trigger design is proprietary and virtually maintenance free. The bipod is easily detached for benchrest shooting.

The Model 99, like all Barrett rifles, is continuing to be improved. A more effective muzzle brake is now standard. It is available in .416 Barrett and in several barrel options.

Other manufacturers may cut corners on quality and design. Barrett does not because even in a single shot, you get what you pay for.

The Model 99 is what you expect in a Barrett. Strong. Simple. Accurate.

The ergonomic pistol grip positions the shooters hand in a natural position, reducing muscle fatigue and promoting the utmost control over the fully adjustable trigger. The familiar thumb-operated safety is accessible without compromising the firing grip, allowing the shooter to maintain a solid cheek-weld on the adjustable cheek piece while manipulating the oversized bolt handle, feeding a fresh round into the chamber as the bolt silently glides through a polymer guide.

Optics and accessories are easily mounted to the aluminum upper receiver, which boasts an 18 inch 1913 rail as standard equipment. All that real estate allows for substantial optics to be mounted in conjunction with a night sight or laser designator. For the rare application requiring additional mounting space, the optional receiver extension is available to extend the rail an additional 6 inches. The forward receiver is drilled and tapped for additional accessory rails to be mounted at the 3, 6, and 9 oclock positions.

The fluted, match-grade barrel is easily accessed for cleaning from the chamber by breaking the rifle open much the same way as an M4 Carbine. Barrel cooling is aided by a series of vents machined into the upper receiver.

Equipped with a rear monopod and forward bipod, shooters find the Model 98B a pleasure to shoot. Mild felt recoil, a design conforming to the shooter, and easily manipulated controls help eliminate fatigue and promote accurate shots. Shooters who are intrigued by innovative design coupled with long range performance will appreciate the Model 98B. For extreme hunting, long-range target shooting, military or police applications, the Model 98B is ready for service right out of the box which happens to be where Barrett engineers developed the design.

The buttplate, magazine well, and trigger housing are unitized and help stiffen the lightened steel lower receiver. The upper receiver is made of lightened steel reinforced with a fitted steel M1913 optics rail. It supports the match-grade, chrome-chambered, fluted barrel. The two are assembled in less than a minute using only two ball-detent assembly pins.

The innovative bolt carrier is designed for speed, reliability and safety. The carrier slides effortlessly on machined-smooth dual parallel rails. It transports a huge bolt that locks into the barrel extension at three points. The firing pin is driven by two shortened firing pin springs designed for redundancy and lightning-quick lock speed. The bolt sports a large, easy to grasp handle.

The Model 95 ergonomics make it comfortable to shoot. The rifle rests on its lightweight M60-inspired front bipod and an optional adjustable rear monopod. The shooter can accurately and quickly fire five rounds before easily replacing the magazine.

The Model 95 provides the discerning shooter with bolt-action accuracy and magazine fed rate of fire.

The Model 95 is what you expect in a Barrett. Innovative. Purposeful. Rugged.

The REC7s dependability stems from its innovative operating system. Using a minimum number of parts, a piston system separates heat and powder residue from the bolt carrier and trigger assembly. The rifle runs cool and clean resulting in increased cleaning intervals and reduced likelihood of stoppage.

The 17-4 stainless piston moves energy captured in the chrome-lined gas block to the bolt carrier. The bolt carrier, machined from a monolithic block of 8620 steel, features a piston strikeface that is integral to it. There is no separate gas key to shoot loose. The chrome-plated bolt is silky smooth, easy to clean, free of gas rings, and is purposely sized for the 6.8 SPC cartridge.

At the heart of the system is the chrome-plated gas regulator that retains the piston. The piston can be accessed through the gas block without removing the handguard, optical sights do not need to be rezeroed after routine maintenance. The top of the gas block also has an integral 1913 rail, extending the rail length for mounting accessories.

The REC7s forged 7075 aluminum upper and lower receivers are type 3 hardcoat anodized. The lower houses an ultra-dependable, single-stage combat trigger. The upper supports a free-floated, 16-inch, chrome-lined barrel with M-4 feed ramps machined into both receiver and the barrel extension. An efficient A-2 style flash hider reduces recoil. The REC7 is optimized for optical sights and its A.R.M.S. 50 M-CV mounting system is ideal for user-specified accessories.

The REC7 is ideal for hunting medium-sized game, and its fun to shoot. It was also built for someone whose life depends on a gun that works both in his hands and down range.

The REC7 is what you expect in a Barrett. Reliable. Powerful.

The REC7s dependability stems from its innovative operating system. Using a minimum number of parts, a piston system separates heat and powder residue from the bolt carrier and trigger assembly. The rifle runs cool and clean resulting in increased cleaning intervals and reduced likelihood of stoppage.

The 17-4 stainless piston moves energy captured in the chrome-lined gas block to the bolt carrier. The bolt carrier, machined from a monolithic block of 8620 steel, features a piston strikeface that is integral to it. There is no separate gas key to shoot loose. The chrome-plated bolt is silky smooth, easy to clean, free of gas rings, and is purposely sized for the 6.8 SPC cartridge.

At the heart of the system is the chrome-plated gas regulator that retains the piston. The piston can be accessed through the gas block without removing the handguard, optical sights do not need to be rezeroed after routine maintenance. The top of the gas block also has an integral 1913 rail, extending the rail length for mounting accessories.

The REC7s forged 7075 aluminum upper and lower receivers are type 3 hardcoat anodized. The lower houses an ultra-dependable, single-stage combat trigger. The upper supports a free-floated, 16-inch, chrome-lined barrel with M-4 feed ramps machined into both receiver and the barrel extension. An efficient A-2 style flash hider reduces recoil. The REC7 is optimized for optical sights and its A.R.M.S. 50 M-CV mounting system is ideal for user-specified accessories.

The REC7 is ideal for hunting medium-sized game, and its fun to shoot. It was also built for someone whose life depends on a gun that works both in his hands and down range.

The REC7 is what you expect in a Barrett. Reliable. Powerful.

Unlike other semi-automatic .50 BMG's, the Model 82A1 is completely reliable. Its chamber is chrome plated and dimensioned for both civilian and military ammunition. The extractor and ejector are proven to work under any condition. Close tolerances on all parts and intelligent design allows it to function in all environments. The trigger is appropriate for a battle rifle.

The improved muzzle brake, along with dual barrel springs and a long mainspring design make the Model 82A1 comfortable and fun to shoot. Rapid, accurate fire from its ten round magazine is a breeze.

The Model 82A1 fits in a regular sized carry case. It is transported disassembled as an upper and lower receiver. The rifle is assembled and ready to fire in under a minute by inserting 2 assembly pins through both receivers. Since the scope remains mounted on the upper receiver, the scope zero is maintained. The Model 82A1's M1913 optics rail is elevated 27 MOA to take full advantage of a scope's elevation travel. Emergency iron sights are provided as well.

For over 2 decades, the short-recoil, semi-automatic Model 82A1 series has been refined and improved. There are no competitors.

The Model 82A1 is what you expect in a Barrett. Dependable. Reliable. Well-designed.

Unlike other semi-automatic .50 BMG's, the Model 82A1 is completely reliable. Its chamber is chrome plated and dimensioned for both civilian and military ammunition. The extractor and ejector are proven to work under any condition. Close tolerances on all parts and intelligent design allows it to function in all environments. The trigger is appropriate for a battle rifle.

The improved muzzle brake, along with dual barrel springs and a long mainspring design make the Model 82A1 comfortable and fun to shoot. Rapid, accurate fire from its ten round magazine is a breeze.

The Model 82A1 fits in a regular sized carry case. It is transported disassembled as an upper and lower receiver. The rifle is assembled and ready to fire in under a minute by inserting 2 assembly pins through both receivers. Since the scope remains mounted on the upper receiver, the scope zero is maintained. The Model 82A1's M1913 optics rail is elevated 27 MOA to take full advantage of a scope's elevation travel. Emergency iron sights are provided as well.

For over 2 decades, the short-recoil, semi-automatic Model 82A1 series has been refined and improved. There are no competitors.

The Model 82A1 is what you expect in a Barrett. Dependable. Reliable. Well-designed.

The bolt is machined from a single piece of proprietary grade steel. Its 15 lugs safely lock it into the machined barrel extension. The bolt's few moving parts are its extractor, ejector and firing pin assembly. It is reliable and easy to maintain.

The Model 99 is easily disassembled without tools by removing three quick-release assembly pins. These pins attach the trigger housing and bolt guide to the receiver assembly. The match-quality trigger design is proprietary and virtually maintenance free. The bipod is easily detached for benchrest shooting.

The Model 99, like all Barrett rifles, is continuing to be improved. A more effective muzzle brake is now standard. It is available in .416 Barrett and in several barrel options.

Other manufacturers may cut corners on quality and design. Barrett does not because even in a single shot, you get what you pay for.

The Model 99 is what you expect in a Barrett. Strong. Simple. Accurate.

The REC7’s dependability stems from its innovative operating system. Using a minimum number of parts, a piston system separates heat and powder residue from the bolt carrier and trigger assembly. The rifle runs cool and clean resulting in increased cleaning intervals and reduced likelihood of stoppage.

The 17-4 stainless piston moves energy captured in the chrome-lined gas block to the bolt carrier. The bolt carrier, machined from a monolithic block of 8620 steel, features a piston strikeface that is integral to it. There is no separate gas key to shoot loose. The chrome-plated bolt is silky smooth, easy to clean, free of gas rings, and is purposely sized for the 6.8 SPC cartridge.

At the heart of the system is the chrome-plated gas regulator that retains the piston. The piston can be accessed through the gas block without removing the handguard, optical sights do not need to be rezeroed after routine maintenance. The top of the gas block also has an integral 1913 rail, extending the rail length for mounting accessories.

The REC7’s forged 7075 aluminum upper and lower receivers are type 3 hardcoat anodized. The lower houses an ultra-dependable, single-stage combat trigger. The upper supports a free-floated, 16-inch, chrome-lined barrel with M-4 feed ramps machined into both receiver and the barrel extension. An efficient A-2 style flash hider reduces recoil. The REC7 is optimized for optical sights and its A.R.M.S. 50 M-CV mounting system is ideal for user-specified accessories.

The REC7 is ideal for hunting medium-sized game, and it’s fun to shoot. It was also built for someone whose life depends on a gun that works both in his hands and down range.

The REC7 is what you expect in a Barrett. Reliable. Powerful.

The ergonomic pistol grip positions the shooter’s hand in a natural position, reducing muscle fatigue and promoting the utmost control over the fully adjustable trigger. The familiar thumb-operated safety is accessible without compromising the firing grip, allowing the shooter to maintain a solid cheek-weld on the adjustable cheek piece while manipulating the oversized bolt handle, feeding a fresh round into the chamber as the bolt silently glides through a polymer guide.

Optics and accessories are easily mounted to the aluminum upper receiver, which boasts an 18 inch 1913 rail as standard equipment. All that ‘real estate’ allows for substantial optics to be mounted in conjunction with a night sight or laser designator. For the rare application requiring additional mounting space, the optional receiver extension is available to extend the rail an additional 6 inches. The forward receiver is drilled and tapped for additional accessory rails to be mounted at the 3, 6, and 9 o’clock positions.

The fluted, match-grade barrel is easily accessed for cleaning from the chamber by breaking the rifle open much the same way as an M4 Carbine. Barrel cooling is aided by a series of vents machined into the upper receiver.

Equipped with a rear monopod and forward bipod, shooters find the Model 98B a pleasure to shoot. Mild felt recoil, a design conforming to the shooter, and easily manipulated controls help eliminate fatigue and promote accurate shots. Shooters who are intrigued by innovative design coupled with long range performance will appreciate the Model 98B. For extreme hunting, long-range target shooting, military or police applications, the Model 98B is ready for service right out of the box – which happens to be where Barrett engineers developed the design.