Description

Barrett MRAD SMR 6.5 Creedmoor 24″ Fixed Stock — Precision Rifle for the Long-Range Shooter

The Barrett MRAD SMR 6.5 Creedmoor 24″ fixed stock is a bolt-action precision rifle built for shooters who demand MRAD-level accuracy without the multi-caliber swap system. This Single Mission Rifle (SMR) comes from the factory locked into 6.5 Creedmoor, pairing a 24″ match-grade fluted barrel with a fixed, non-folding stock. You get a vertically adjustable cheek piece and length-of-pull spacers to dial in your fit. Per Barrett specs, the SMR retains high parts commonality with the full MRAD line, making it a serviceable, precision-oriented platform for long-range work. If you need a dedicated 6.5 Creedmoor rig that doesn’t compromise on barrel harmonics or stock rigidity, this is your rifle.

Manufacturer	Barrett
Model	MRAD SMR (Single Mission Rifle)
Material	7075-T6 aluminum receiver, steel barrel
Compatibility	6.5 Creedmoor only (fixed caliber)
Finish	Black Cerakote (per manufacturer specs)
Weight	Approx. 14.5 lbs (unloaded, per Barrett)
Condition	New

Key Features

• 24″ Match-Grade Fluted Barrel: Why it matters — the fluting reduces weight while maintaining stiffness, allowing sustained fire without POI shift. You get consistent sub-MOA groups round after round.
• Non-Folding Fixed Stock with Adjustable Cheek Piece: Why it matters — eliminates the hinge point for rock-solid cheek weld and zero play. Vertically adjustable comb and LOP spacers let you customize fit for prone or barricade positions.
• Single Caliber Configuration: Why it matters — no barrel swap system means fewer moving parts, better barrel torque consistency, and a lighter overall rifle. Perfect if you shoot 6.5 Creedmoor exclusively.
• MRAD Parts Commonality: Why it matters — you share bolt, trigger, and chassis components with the full MRAD line, making maintenance and spares easy. No need to reinvent the wheel.
• Barrett Reliability and Support: Why it matters — backed by Barrett’s military and law enforcement pedigree, you get a rifle that runs in harsh conditions and has a warranty that stands behind it.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the long-range precision shooter who wants a dedicated 6.5 Creedmoor platform without paying for a multi-caliber system you don’t need. It’s ideal for PRS-style matches, steel ringing past 1,000 yards, or precision hunting where every shot counts. If you’re a concealed carrier who also shoots long-range for practice, the SMR gives you the same Barrett build quality in a simpler package. It’s also a fit for law enforcement or military marksmen who need a serviceable precision rifle with proven components.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Sub-MOA accuracy out of the box, fixed stock adds rigidity, easy LOP and cheek adjustment, high parts commonality with MRAD, Barrett reputation for durability.
• Cons: Heavy at 14.5 lbs unloaded — not a backpack rifle. Also, the fixed stock means no folding for compact transport. If you need caliber swapping, look at the standard MRAD.

Comparison: Barrett MRAD SMR vs. Competitors

Feature	Barrett MRAD SMR 6.5 Creedmoor	Geissele MRGG-S 6.5 Creedmoor	Zev Technologies Long Range 6.5 Creedmoor
Caliber	6.5 Creedmoor (fixed)	6.5 Creedmoor (fixed)	6.5 Creedmoor (fixed)
Barrel Length	24″ match-grade fluted	20″ or 24″ match-grade	24″ match-grade
Stock Type	Fixed, adjustable cheek piece	Folding, adjustable	Folding, adjustable
Weight	~14.5 lbs	~13.2 lbs	~12.8 lbs
Price	$4,716.74	$5,200 (est.)	$3,800 (est.)
Best For	Fixed-position precision, durability	Competition, portability	Budget-conscious shooters

The Geissele MRGG-S offers a folding stock for easier transport, but the Barrett SMR’s fixed stock provides a stiffer platform for bench and prone shooting. The Zev Long Range is lighter and cheaper, but lacks the barrel fluting and MRAD parts commonality. If you value rigidity and military-grade build, the Barrett wins.

FAQ

Is the Barrett MRAD SMR available with a folding stock?

No. The SMR comes with a fixed, non-folding stock. That’s intentional — it removes the hinge for maximum rigidity. If you need a folding stock, look at the standard MRAD or the MRAD SMR aftermarket chassis options.

What twist rate does the 24″ barrel have?

Per Barrett specs, the 24″ match-grade fluted barrel uses a 1:8 twist rate, optimized for 6.5 Creedmoor bullets from 120 to 147 grains. This gives you excellent stabilization for long-range accuracy.

Can I change the caliber on the SMR later?

No. The SMR is a single-caliber rifle from the factory. Unlike the standard MRAD, it does not have a quick-change barrel system. If you want multi-caliber capability, you need the standard MRAD platform.

What scope mount does the SMR use?

The SMR has a 20 MOA Picatinny rail on the receiver, compatible with any standard scope mount. Barrett recommends a one-piece mount for best alignment. No rings or base included.

Is this rifle suitable for hunting?

Yes, for precision hunting where you’re set up at a fixed position. At 14.5 lbs, it’s heavy for spot-and-stalk hunting but ideal for stand or blind use. The 6.5 Creedmoor is excellent for deer, antelope, and similar game.

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Last updated: April 2026

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