Best semi-auto .50 BMG? We certainly think so...

The GM6 'Lynx' is a semi-automatic anti-material rifle. The rifle was designed to be compact, lightweight, accurate, low-recoil, portable and easily deployable for immediate use. Most rifles chambered in .50 BMG are heavy, long, bulky, heavily recoiling and are of a slowly operated bolt action. Many not even magazine fed.

Due to the bullpup configuration, most of the weight is re-distributed to the rear of the rifle allowing for the possibility of off hand firing. This is near impossible with most other .50 BMG rifles. Thanks to the unique barrel recoil technology, the rifle's recoil is less than the other rifles in the same category. This design also allows the rifle to be transported at a length of only 915mm/36.5". It weighs just 25lbs, with a slight rear bias weight distribution. Assembled with match grade Lothar Walther barrels, capable of sub-MOA accuracy with match grade ammunition.

Comes with spare magazine, pair of 34mm 50 BMG scope rings, spare barrel spring, bi-pod, cleaning kit, Pelican 1750 hard case and manual.









Non-Restricted, priced at $14999.

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*Special Order Item*
Rifles are made to order. 3-6 month delivery on average. 35% deposit required.
Unfortunately due to the value of this item, 65% balance payment has to be made through means other than credit card. 35% deposits can be made with credit card however.

*Now Available for USA Sales*
Priced at 13,499 USD, shipped directly to your FFL.

Payment/layaway plan available.

Features:
•Durable mil-spec design and construction
•Unique barrel recoil technology dissipates most recoil energy
•Semi automatic design
•Magazine fed for ease of reloading
•Bullpup design for compact size and optimum weight distribution
•Sub-MOA with match grade ammunition
•Barrel capable of retracting for transportation at an overall length of just 36.5"
•Lightweight, just 25 lbs

Specifications:
Caliber: .50 BMG
Effective Range: 1500m/1640 Yards
Magazine Capacity: 5
Method of Operation: Long Recoil Action
Operating Length: 1126mm/44.3"
Transportation Length: 928mm/36.5"
Barrel Length: 730mm/28.7"
Barrel Twist: 1in15
Picatinny Rail built-in Elevation: 10.6 mils/36.2 MOA
Weight, Empty: 11500g/25.3lbs

I have the money but not the patience. The six month lead time is a deal breaker. I almost bought one from Wolverine but it was used, gross.

Long-recoil operation isn't exactly unique, but it's certainly not common these days.
Very cool rifle.

I need to check my 6/49 tickets!!!!

Originally Posted by B

I have the money but not the patience. The six month lead time is a deal breaker. I almost bought one from Wolverine but it was used, gross.

Part of the delay is batching orders together, if you contact us when we are close to putting an order if you could likely shave off a couple months

Just curious, how did you guys manage to import this rifle into the US? Does it fit the ATF's "sporting use" requirement?

Originally Posted by Alvin1095

Just curious, how did you guys manage to import this rifle into the US?

Just like you do when you wipe your balloon knot.....lots of paperwork, probably two ply at that Beautiful rifle btw, would make a fine cherry on top of any gun collection

Is this tile a joke ... obviously never herd of Barrett Try Google!!!
Ranks 3 in the world definitely not the best .50

Originally Posted by Liquid_Snake

Is this tile a joke ... obviously never herd of Barrett Try Google!!!
Ranks 3 in the world definitely not the best .50

That's very subjective.
Oh and:
The firearms of the designs commonly known as the Barrett "Light Fifty" Model 82A1 rifle and the Barrett Model 90 rifle, and any variants or modified versions of them.
Kind of a moot point if they're prohib, isn't it?

This has gotta be one of the most f**ked up threads I've seen in awhile...