Barrett Rifles?
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Wolverine sell some .50 cal but not Barrett brand.
The Barrett 98 Bravo bolt action in .338 Lapua was available with a price tag hovering around 5100$.
Check with Wolverine..they are the only Barrett dealer in Canada and a CGN advertiser.
The Barrett 98 Bravo bolt action in .338 Lapua was available with a price tag hovering around 5100$.
Check with Wolverine..they are the only Barrett dealer in Canada and a CGN advertiser.
You can still dream, just not about a Barrett. Swiss made Nemisis repeaters are available, as well as some Steyr rifles. The jury is still out as to Accuracy International's
.50 offerings. There are a smattering of single shot bolt removals around. The problem is not so much the rifle, but feeding them. Because of the export ban, less exspensive ammo is very difficult to get here, making these rifle very, very, exspensive to feed. Even realoading components are big coin. So if you want to shoot .50's, prepare to get out your wallet, and prepare to leave it out.
R.
.50 offerings. There are a smattering of single shot bolt removals around. The problem is not so much the rifle, but feeding them. Because of the export ban, less exspensive ammo is very difficult to get here, making these rifle very, very, exspensive to feed. Even realoading components are big coin. So if you want to shoot .50's, prepare to get out your wallet, and prepare to leave it out.
R.
I know it won`t be cheap to buy ammo, or to reload. I play with 338/378`s and know the gingle it takes to feed those so, multiply by about 4 and I`m sure I`m there. 
I guess I could always drop down to the 416, or go for a PGW Timberwolf C14 MRSWS
Still keeping the .50 BMG dream alive
I guess I could always drop down to the 416, or go for a PGW Timberwolf C14 MRSWS
Still keeping the .50 BMG dream alive
