The Barrett Firearms 82A1 in .416 Barrett is a legendary semi-automatic rifle engineered for extreme long-range precision, delivering devastating performance at distances that challenge the limits of conventional cartridges.
- Chambered in .416 Barrett for superior long-range ballistics and terminal performance
- 29-inch fluted barrel reduces weight while maximizing muzzle velocity
- Manganese phosphate finish provides exceptional corrosion and wear resistance
- 10+1 capacity magazine keeps you in the fight longer at the range
- California-compliant configuration meets state legal requirements out of the box
- Rugged tactical black stock designed for stability during high-recoil shooting sessions
Who This Is For
This rifle is built for serious long-range shooters, competitive precision marksmen, and collectors who demand the absolute pinnacle of large-caliber semi-automatic rifle engineering. Whether you're punching targets at extreme distances or adding an iconic Barrett to your collection, the 82A1 in .416 Barrett delivers unmatched capability in a California-compliant package.
Specifications
| Brand | Barrett Firearms |
|---|---|
| Model | 82A1 |
| Caliber | .416 Barrett |
| Barrel Length | 29 inches (Fluted) |
| Capacity | 10+1 Rounds |
| Finish | Manganese Phosphate |
| Stock | Tactical Stock, Black |
| Sights | None (Optics Ready) |
| Magazines Included | 1 × 10-Round Magazine |
| Compliance | California Compliant |
| Action | Semi-Automatic |
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the .416 Barrett cartridge different from .50 BMG?
The .416 Barrett was developed by Barrett Firearms as a high-performance alternative to the .50 BMG. It offers a flatter trajectory, reduced recoil compared to .50 BMG, and exceptional long-range accuracy — often exceeding 2,000 yards effective range. It also benefits from being legal in more jurisdictions where .50 BMG is restricted, while still delivering outstanding terminal ballistics and supersonic performance at extreme distances.
Does this rifle come ready to mount a scope?
Yes. The Barrett 82A1 ships without iron sights but features a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail on the upper receiver, making it fully optics-ready. For a rifle of this caliber and intended range, a high-quality variable power long-range riflescope — typically in the 5–25× or higher range — is strongly recommended to take full advantage of its precision capabilities.
Is this Barrett 82A1 truly California legal, and what does CA compliance mean for this model?
Yes, this specific configuration of the Barrett 82A1 is California-compliant as sold. CA compliance for a semi-automatic centerfire rifle typically involves features such as a fixed or featureless stock configuration and a magazine that meets state capacity limits. The included 10-round magazine satisfies California's standard capacity regulations. Always verify current California DOJ guidelines to ensure continued compliance with any regulatory updates.