BARRETT MODEL 95 .50 BMG BULLPUP RIFLE

SERIAL NUMBER: 1078. BARREL: 29". CALIBER: .50 BMG. The Barrett Model 95 represents a major shift in long-range firearm design, condensing the extreme destructive power of the .50 BMG cartridge into a highly efficient bullpup layout. Developed in 1995 as an upgrade to the older Model 90, this weapon places its bolt-action mechanism and five-round magazine entirely behind the pistol grip. This strategic positioning allows the rifle to maintain a full-length 29-inch barrel while shortening its overall footprint to just 45 inches. The result is a weapon that delivers devastating anti-materiel performance and extreme-range accuracy while remaining remarkably easier to transport, store, and maneuver in confined spaces compared to standard long-range military rifles. To manage the violent forces generated by the heavy .50 BMG round, the rifle relies on a mixture of massive physical weight and highly optimized recoil dynamics. Weighing 23.5 pounds completely empty, its sheer mass serves as a natural anchor against sudden movement, while its upper and lower receivers are formed from rugged, heavy-gauge stamped steel pinned securely together. The most critical recoil-reduction component is the oversized, dual-baffle muzzle brake fixed to the end of the free-floating barrel. By redirecting massive volumes of high-velocity propellant gases out to the sides and rear, this muzzle brake safely bleeds away roughly 70% of the felt recoil, reducing the heavy punch to a level comparable to a standard 12-gauge shotgun. Accuracy and reliability are further maximized through simplified, user-focused mechanics that appeal heavily to military operators and precision collectors alike. The gun uses a massive, multi-lug rotary bolt that locks directly into the barrel extension, ensuring a tight, repeatable chamber seal with every single shot. For long-range optical precision, a continuous M1913 Picatinny rail is machined directly onto the upper receiver, featuring a built-in 27 MOA forward incline to give shooters plenty of internal elevation adjustment when dialing targets past a mile. This combination of an ultra-rigid steel chassis, reduced physical length, and a highly stable bolt system makes the Model 95 one of the most durable and consistent long-range platforms ever built. CONDITION: Excellent. The bore is bright with sharp rifling. Operates normally. It appears to have been fired little, if at all post factory testing. MODERN 27-354