New Barrett REC10 .308 rifle at SHOT Show 2019
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2019
- A step up from the company’s popular REC7 5.56mm carbine, the new REC10 brings a .308 Winchester chambering to the line - a first for the Tennessee-based company.
Chris Barrett, president of Barrett Firearms, talked to Guns.com about the new direct impingement SR25-pattern semi-auto at the 41st annual SHOT Show in Las Vegas last week. Debuted on the commercial market just prior to the trade show, the REC10 has a carbine-length 16-inch chrome-lined barrel and machined billet receivers while accepting 20-round PMAGS.
Barrett emphasized that the 8-pound rifle has been through an extensive amount of military testing in the past couple of years that included a 6,000-round test fire with a suppressor attached. “So that’s a very tough test to get through but this rifle has been through it and is highly refined to live in those kinds of bad conditions,” he said. - Розваги
My REC 10 is great, used it from 100 to 800yds shooting 175gr Sierra's averaging 1 to 1.5 MOA to 800yds. Using a Leupold v2 6x. So light and accurate. Glad I bought it.
AWESOME
You know I’ve been going to that website and never knew they had a UA-cam channel this is cool
Glad you found our UA-cam channel.
Yeah
I still have yet to see one in a store! 🤨
Thats class
Sweet rifle.
For a DI lol
@@Ballista762 still a great rifle. But if I had to pick, I'd take a gas version.
@@zoo2you Me too. I have a POF Revolution as my go to.
COOL 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rec10 in 6.5 Creedmoor with a heavy barrel please. Like most others that were in the market for an AR10 already bought one. We are now in 6.5 Creedmoor target/hunting market. I don’t have the figures but I surf the forums and that is where the market is and would hate to see Barrett miss that train
I Love America
I want one!😀
You can get one, but" the wait is gonna be a long one! Their so backed up its not even funny.
Wiil a piston version be produced?
DB10 is just as good
All this riffle and made by Barrett. Amazing but can it core an apple????🍎🍎
$1200?
Weight? Price?
$4000 2019 Mattel Gun - BARBIE WOULD LIKE
8-pounds. MSRP is $2,750.
@@Gunscom are we lucky enough to get a hard case with it?
@@user-qd6jt9sd3h Haha, fat chance. My SCAR, Noveske, and LWRC all came in a pizza box.
@@PrettyGoodShot I suppose its better to have the money go to production
30-06 for under 2g would be nice in AR platform
3006 doesnt fit in an ar10 platform, would have to be something more custom like the .300wm ar style rifles made by Nemo arms I think.
338 Federal.
@@beproud3027 keep quiet about that will ya - it's supposed to be a secret
Yo are you even a gun person
@@Sparks00psn who ?
Is it also for US Military?
Yes
No
@@bulletcatcher2280 no
@@Sparks00psn The Rec 10 was initially developed for socom. Then the contract was scraped when in development. So yes it was for the U.S. Military but not fielded.
@@bulletcatcher2280 no it was not, quit making things up
When you say “extreme precision”, how many MOA are we talking?
I would assume sub MOA
J If they aren’t bragging about it, then I wouldn’t jump to conclusions
@@werunguns you didnt even jump to a conclusion you asked a question
Spoke w/ rep today, was told that yellow zip-tie indicates "1 MOA or better" which, really, should be a minimum
If it's as good as the Rec7 series, sub moa at worst. Rec7 is a tack driver with crap ammo.
how about making a 50 cal that is not 10k
Serbu
the M99 and M95 are both well under $10,000.
Is this as good as the POF Revolution? I doubt it.
Better
Better
@@claymcwilliams9966 yeah
Probably $3k+ rifle with some of the cheapest iron sights. Granted the rifle probably needs an optic. Just seems like a really cheap add-on
$2,750
I agree, that was my only disappointment. For a rifle this price, the fact that they send it with all the cheapest plastic parts - polymer Magpul sights, instead of the metal MBUS Pro; flimsy plastic injection port cover; and a Radian Raptor charging handle "made just for Barrett", but what they don't tell you is that that is plastic as well, even though the regular version is usually metal. On a budget gun I could understand this, maybe on a $2,100 and I can understand this - but a $2,800 gun, no way.
Obergruppenführer John Smith I own a rec -7 di rifle, and I will certainly agree with you here.
$2,499 is what I took mine home for
Not even available