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Editorial Special: PRECISION RIFLES

by SAR Staff
May 1, 2022
in V26N5, Archive, Articles, Articles by Issue, Editorial Special, Guns & Parts, Volume 26
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Barrett

MK22

The MK22 defines a new class of long-range rifles by providing even greater capability within the MRAD rifle platform. With unfailing precision and sub-MOA performance, this bolt action sniper rifle adapts to a variety of user needs by converting between 7.62 x 51 NATO, .300NM and .338NM calibers. The aluminum chassis features a folding stock with adjustable length of pull and cheek piece, M-Lok attachment system, 10-mil rail, and suppressor capable muzzle brake. 

  • Calibers: .338NM, .300NM, and 7.62×51 NATO
  • Barrel Length: .338NM: 27in, .300NM: 26in, and 7.62×51 NATO: 20in
  • Twist Rate: .338NM: 1:9.4in, .300NM: 1:8in, and 7.62×51 NATO: 1:8in
  • Magazine: 10 Round
  • Stock Notes:  Folding
  • Finish: Coyote
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): .338NM: 15.2lbs, .300NM: 15.2lbs, and 7.62×51 NATO: 13.9lbs
  • Overall Length: .338NM: 49.4in, .300NM: 48.4in, and 7.62×51 NATO: 42.4in
  • MSRP: $18,300
  • barrett.net

Barrett

MRAD SMR

Built with a specific purpose in mind. The MRAD SMR (Single Mission Rifle) is a fixed caliber and stock rifle system that is focused on the task-at-hand with 5-shot sub-MOA performance. The simplified package retains 90 percent parts commonality with the standard MRAD and offers the user a choice between seven dedicated calibers and three Cerakote colors.

  • Calibers: .338LM, .338NM, .300NM, .300PRC, .300WM, .308Win, and 6.5CM
  • Barrel Length: .338LM: 26in, .338NM: 26in, .300NM: 26in, .300PRC: 26in, .300WM: 26in, .308Win: 17in / 24in, and 6.5CM: 24in
  • Twist Rate: .338LM: 1:9.4in, .338NM: 1:9.4in, 300NM: 1:8in, .300PRC: 1:8in, .300WM: 1:8in, .308Win: 1:8in, and 6.5CM: 1:8in
  • Magazine: 10 Round
  • Stock Notes: Fixed
  • Finish: Black, Tungsten Grey, and Flat Dark Earth
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): .338LM: 12.3lbs, .338NM: 12.3lbs, .300NM: 12.3lbs, .300PRC: 12.3lbs, .300WM: 12.3lbs, .308Win: 10.6lbs / 12.0lbs, and 6.5CM: 12.0lbs
  • Overall Length: .338LM: 48.5in, .338NM: 48.5in, .300NM: 48.5in, .300PRC: 48.5in, .300WM: 48.5in, .308Win: 39.5in / 46.5in, and 6.5CM: 46.5in
  • MSRP: $4,995
  • barrett.net

Black Rain Ordnance

SSP

The Black Rain Ordnance SSP is part of Black Rain’s Spec+ Series. This series has over 100 different build configurations and 24 different finish options to choose from. If you are looking to add something special to your arsenal without breaking the bank, the BRO-SSP and the Spec+ Series has proven to be a great choice.

  • Calibers: 5.56×45 NATO and .300BLK
  • Barrel Length: 16in
  • Twist Rate: 1:7in
  • Barrel Notes: SOCOM Profile 4150V Chromoly Barrel
  • Trigger Weight: BRO 3.5lb Drop-in Trigger
  • Stock Notes:  Magpul MOE SL stock
  • Finish: FDE. Also available in seven other colors/finishes.
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 7lbs 8oz
  • Overall Length: 34.5in
  • MSRP: $1,399
  • blackrainordnance.com

Black Rain Ordnance

SUBATOMIC

The Black Rain Ordnance Subatomic is Black Rain’s elite tactical pistol for the shooter who values the highest quality and craftsmanship. Built on a foundation of 7075 T-6 billet aluminum receivers with nothing but the best options available to build the firearm that you have always dreamed of. If you are looking for top tier quality and a variety of color options, the Black Rain Ordnance Subatomic is the choice for you.

  • Calibers: 5.56×45 NATO and .300BLK
  • Barrel Length: 10.5in
  • Twist Rate: 1:7in
  • Barrel Notes: Stainless Steel Barrel
  • Trigger Weight: BRO 3.5lb Drop-in Trigger
  • Stock Notes: Maxim Defense CQB Pistol Brace
  • Finish: Battleworn Smith’s Grey. Also available in eight other colors/finishes.
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 6lbs 14oz
  • Overall Length: 27in
  • MSRP: $1,959
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Christensen Arms

Modern Precision Rifle

The Modern Precision Rifle is an ultra-lightweight chassis rifle designed to break tradition. Beyond the folding stock, the complete package is well equipped with a target contour Christensen Arms carbon fiber barrel, carbon fiber comb, free-floating carbon fiber handguard, and 20-MOA rail. The action and stainless-steel side-baffle muzzle brake are finished in black nitride for a sleek look. The Modern Precision Rifle weighs in starting at 6.9 pounds and is backed by the Christensen Arms Sub-MOA Guarantee.

  • Calibers: 6CM, 6.5CM, .308WIN, .300WIN, .300PRC, .338LM
  • Barrel Length: 16-27in
  • Twist Rate: 1:8in, 1:10in
  • Barrel Notes: 416R stainless-steel
  • Magazine: AICS-compatible detachable magazine
  • Trigger Notes: Trigger Tech “Flat” Trigger
  • Stock Notes:  Folding stock with locking hinge and Magnelock Technology
  • Finish: Action finish: Black nitride with chassis finish options of Black Anodize, Desert Brown Anodize, or Tungsten Anodize
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): Starting at 6.9lbs
  • Overall Length: 44.75in extended, 34in folded
  • MSRP: $2,500
  • christensenarms.com

CZ-USA

600 Range

The CZ 600 Range was designed to give the precision shooter every possible opportunity to take full advantage of the accuracy of the platform. The cold hammer forged heavy barrel delivers the best accuracy guarantee ever offered by CZ. Sub ¾-MOA guaranteed at 100 meters, 5-shot group with match-grade factory ammo, verified on every CZ 600 Range.

  • Calibers: 6CM, .308WIN
  • Barrel Length: 24in
  • Twist Rate: 1:7in, 1:10in
  • Barrel Notes: Heavy, cold hammer-forged, suppressor ready 5/8×24-threaded
  • Magazine: Detachable, locking
  • Trigger Weight: 1.3-3lbs end-user adjustable
  • Stock Notes: Laminate, Precision
  • Finish: Black Nitride
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 10lbs
  • Overall Length: 44.9in
  • MSRP: $1,199
  • cz-usa.com

CZ-USA

457 VPT MTR

Always a favorite in our rimfire line, the Varmint Precision Trainer gets a boost in accuracy with the addition of a barrel borrowed from the Match Target Rifle. With a match chamber and a stiff 16.2-inch heavy barrel, it’s threaded 1/2×28 to allow easy installation of a suppressor or muzzle device. New for 2022, the Manners carbon fiber stock now features an adjustable cheekpiece. The forend is recessed, drilled, and threaded for use with an Arca rail.

  • Caliber: .22LR
  • Barrel Length: 16.2in
  • Twist Rate: 1:16in
  • Barrel Notes: Cold Hammer Forged
  • Magazine: Detachable
  • Trigger Weight: 2.5-5lbs, end-user adjustable
  • Stock Notes:  Manners Carbon Fiber
  • Finish: Black Nitride
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 7.1lbs
  • Overall Length: 33.5in
  • MSRP: $1,635
  • cz-usa.com

FN

FN SCAR 20S NRCH

Perfectly calibrated for long-range fire, the FN SCAR 20S NRCH (Non-Reciprocating Charging Handle) delivers surgical precision, with an enhanced set of controls to enable any shooting position or optic choice. The rifle features a monolithic upper receiver with full-length MIL-STD-1913 rail for accessories and fully adjustable precision buttstock. The FN SCAR 20S is the benchmark for long-range precision from a gas-driven piston platform, delivering an accurate and proven design for target shooting.

  • Calibers: 7.62×51 NATO, 6.5CM
  • Barrel Length: 20in
  • Twist Rate: 1:10in (7.62×51 NATO), 1:8in (6.5CM)
  • Barrel Notes: Heavy-profile, cold hammer-forged and chrome-lined
  • Magazine: 10-round SCAR 17S magazine; compatible with 20-round SCAR 17S magazine
  • Trigger Weight: 3.5 – 4.5lbs two-stage trigger
  • Stock Notes:  Precision rear stock, fully adjustable for LOP and cheek rest height
  • Finish: Anodized aluminum, FDE or Black
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 11.6lbs
  • Overall Length: 41-42.8in
  • MSRP: $4,829
  • fnamerica.com

Grey Ghost Precision

GGP MKII Grim 6.5 Creedmoor

After experiencing the accuracy potential of Grey Ghost Precision rifles, several competitive shooters in the precision rifle realm desired a gas gun in a 6.5 caliber with all the advantages of a modern semi-automatic sporting rifle – without compromising accuracy, consistency, and performance. GGP worked hard to produce the GRIM, an extremely accurate 6.5 Creedmoor rifle built on the AR-10 platform that fit specific requests from experienced snipers and precision rifle shooters.

  • Caliber: 6.5CM
  • Barrel Length: 22in
  • Twist Rate: 1:8in
  • Barrel Notes: Proof Research Stainless Steel 6.5CM barrel with extended rifle length gas length. Threaded 5/8×24.
  • Magazine: Magpul PMAG 20 LR/SR Gen M3 Magazine (also accepts most LR/SR type magazines)
  • Trigger Weight: 2lb first stage, 2lb second stage
  • Stock Notes:  Magpul PRS Gen 3 Precision Adjustable Stock
  • Finish: True Back Type III Mil Spec Hard Coat Anodize
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 10lbs
  • Overall Length: 44in
  • MSRP: $3,199
  • greyghostprecision.com

Grey Ghost Precision

GGP MKII Heavy .308 Win

The first “Heavy” rifle was built at the request from U.S. soldiers operating in Afghanistan who wanted a designated marksman rifle (DMR) that could match the accuracy of bolt action .308 platforms used in combat, while still resembling a 5.56 service rifle. The resulting rifle bolstered troops’ effective range in multiple intermediate range engagements. The GGP Heavy has received glowing evaluations by Special Forces marksmanship instructors, competitive shooters, and hardcore hunters alike.

  • Caliber: .308Win
  • Barrel Length: 16in
  • Twist Rate: 1:10in
  • Barrel Notes: 16in Ballistic Advantage AR .308 barrel with mid length gas. Threaded 5/8×24.
  • Magazine: Magpul PMAG 20 LR/SR Gen M3 Magazine (also accepts most LR/SR type magazines)
  • Trigger Weight: 3-4lbs
  • Stock Notes:  Magpul SL-S Adjustable Stock
  • Finish: True Back Type III Mil Spec Hard Coat Anodize
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 8.3lbs
  • Overall Length: 38in (collapsed stock 35in)
  • MSRP: $2,500
  • greyghostprecision.com

Heckler & Koch

MR762A1 LRP III

Taking an essentially standard MR762A1 (7.62×51 NATO) semi-automatic rifle, Heckler & Koch USA turns the MR762A1 LRPIII into a more effective precision rifle by an astute addition of the right optics and accessories. A Vortex Viper PSTII 3-15×44 FFP MRAD, HK G28 adjustable cheekpiece buttstock, and LaRue Tactical BRM-S bipod are the primary add-ons that make the MR762A1 Long Rifle Package (LRP) more than a sum of parts.

  • Caliber: 7.62×51 NATO
  • Barrel Length: 16.5in
  • Twist Rate: Right twist, 1:11.02in
  • Barrel Notes: 4 lands & grooves, right twist, 1 in 11.02in
  • Magazine: 10/20 rounds
  • Trigger Weight: 3.5 – 4.5lb two-stage trigger
  • Finish: Nitride
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 10.42lb
  • Overall Length: Stock extended: 40.50in; Stock retracted: 36.50in.
  • MSRP: $7,249
  • hk-usa.com

Maxim Defense Industries

MD11

New for 2022 Maxim Defense Industries is launching their Direct Impingement large frame MD-11 series made on the SR-25 cut pattern. This large frame rifle will be available in 6.5 Creedmoor or 308 Winchester utilizing 18-inch Proof Research carbon fiber or stainless-steel barrels allowing them to come in at just 9 pounds. They come with a carbine buffer system and a B5 SOP-MOD stock and utilize the Gisselle SSA-E trigger. They are available in Urban, Arid, and Black.

  • Calibers: 6.5CM, .308Win
  • Barrel Length: 18in
  • Barrel Notes: Stainless Steel or Carbon Fiber
  • Trigger Weight: 2.9 – 3.8lbs
  • Finish: Urban Grey, ARID
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 9lbs
  • Overall Length: 37in
  • MSRP: $3,895-4,295
  • maximdefense.com

Mossberg

MVP Precision bolt-action rifle

The Mossberg MVP Precision bolt-action rifle, chambered in 6.5CM and 7.62×51 NATO, was built with a purpose in mind – precision. Features include an aluminum chassis and slim-profile hand guard, LUTH-AR MBA-3 adjustable stock, and a Magpul MOE+ grip. And unlike the competition, this bolt-action, with its multi-patented design, will accept both M1A/M14 and AR10/SR25-style magazines. Combining sub-MOA accuracy, superior-handling and Mossberg’s proven bolt-action platform, the MVP Precision takes long-range shooting to a new level.

  • Calibers: 6.5CM, 7.62×51 NATO
  • Barrel Length: 24in, 20in
  • Twist Rate: 1:8in, 1:10in
  • Barrel Notes: Medium Bull/Threaded/Protective Cap
  • Magazine: 10-Round Magpul PMAG
  • Trigger Weight: Adjustable, 3 to 7lbs
  • Stock Notes:  LUTH-AR MBA-3 Adjustable Stock; Magpul MOE+ grip
  • Finish: Anodized and matte blue metal finishes, black synthetic
  • Weight (w/empty mag.): 10lbs; 9.2lbs
  • Overall Length: 43.25in; 39.25in 
  • MSRP: $1,509
  • mossberg.com
This article first appeared in Small Arms Review V26N6 (JUNE/JULY 2022)
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