Accurizing the Barrett .50 BMG

Turning in a sub-MOA group at 1,000 yards (5 shots in a 10-inch circle) is an impressive feat. You can’t expect that performance out of a cartridge that was originally designed for substantially larger targets—like fighter planes and ships—right? Don’t tell that to Barrett, which has revamped its M107A1 .50 BMG. "We've been working with this gun for 30 years, and we saw room to make a bunch of improvements all at once," says Chris Barrett, president of the company. Here's a look at what they did.

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