Barrett MRAD Folding Stock Rifle 6.5 Creedmoor 10rd Magazine(2) 24” Fluted Barrel FDE Finish

The Barrett MRAD folding stock rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor with a 24” fluted barrel and FDE finish is a production-grade precision system engineered for shooters who demand sub-MOA repeatability across multiple calibers. This specific configuration ships with two 10-round magazines and the proprietary folding stock, giving you a compact transport package without compromising the monolithic receiver’s zero retention. At $6,770, it’s a direct investment in a barrel-swap platform that has proven itself in both military contracts and PRS competition circuits.

Specifications

Key Features

• Monolithic Upper Receiver: Machined from a single 7000-series aluminum extrusion with a tapered top rail that maintains zero across barrel changes. Why it matters: No shift in point-of-impact when you swap calibers or remove the barreled action for cleaning.
• User-Changeable Barrel System: Loosen two bolts, slide out the barrel, install a new caliber kit — no headspace gauges or gunsmith required. Why it matters: You can switch from 6.5 Creedmoor to .308 Win in under two minutes at the range, using only the included hex key.
• Folding Stock with Adjustable Cheek Rest: The stock folds to the right, reducing overall length to 34 inches for transport, and locks rigidly when deployed. Why it matters: A 24-inch barreled rifle fits in a standard 36-inch case, and the cheek rest adjusts for both height and length of pull to match your shooting position.
• 24-Inch Fluted Barrel (6.5 Creedmoor): Button-rifled, 1:8 twist, with radial fluting for weight reduction and heat dissipation. Why it matters: The fluting sheds about 8 ounces versus a heavy Palma contour, making this build more manageable for positional shooting, while the 1:8 twist stabilizes 140-grain ELD-M bullets out to 1,500 yards.
• Full-Length M1913 Picatinny Top Rail with Integrated Taper: The rail is machined into the receiver and handguard, with a built-in 20 MOA taper. Why it matters: You get a full 40 MOA of elevation adjustment from a standard scope base without adding a separate rail, maximizing your usable internal travel for long-range holds.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the shooter who owns a single platform and wants to cover multiple disciplines — PRS, F-Class, tactical matches, and hunting — without buying separate rifles. It’s also for the professional end user who needs a system that can be rebarreled in the field with no tools beyond a torque wrench. If you’ve ever had to send a barrel to a gunsmith for headspacing, the MRAD’s quick-change system will feel like cheating.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: True sub-MOA accuracy out of the box (verified with factory Hornady 140 ELD-M); barrel swaps take 2 minutes; folding stock reduces transport length by 10 inches; 20 MOA integral rail; two 10-round AICS-pattern magazines included.
• Cons: The trigger is a two-stage unit that breaks at 3.5 lbs — it’s crisp but not adjustable without swapping the trigger pack. Some shooters prefer a single-stage for PRS. Also, the rifle is heavy at 14.1 lbs; adding a suppressor and full optic pushes it past 18 lbs.

Comparison: MRAD vs. Competitors

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Last updated: April 2026

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