An Official Journal Of The NRA | NIOA Acquires Barrett Firearms
Australian defense contractor NIOA Group announced today that it acquired 100 percent of Barrett Firearms.
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Barrett Firearms Has Been Sold!!
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Cali LEO's must be wetting their pants at the prospect of being able to once again buy snapper raffles from Barrett.
Can’t believe it happened while Ronnie is still alive. I figured as soon as he passed, or turned the company over to Chris, that Chris would sell it.
Any civilians wanting a Barrett, scrape together the money and get it now. You won’t be able to in the future.
Any civilians wanting a Barrett, scrape together the money and get it now. You won’t be able to in the future.
But why to Australians? You know they are going to neuter the company and most likely make it like HK where they only support defense contracts.
There ya go.
Most folks don’t know that Australia was fixing to loosen up on firearms restrictions. I was asked to be involved in a deal to build and ship thousands of rifles to Australia. Then COVID happened, and the Aussie government realized how easy it was to control their folks when they weren’t armed. A lot easier to force them into quarantine camps when they aren’t armed to actively resist. The entire deal I was involved in ended up going nowhere.
Wow. That’s crazy man. Thank God and our founding fathers for the 2A. Semper
Sad 
In stock...
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Since it's a family company that bought them I have hopes that they continue the tradition...
Barrett 13316 M82A1 50 BMG 29' 10+1 Black Cerakote Black Fixed w/Sorbothane Recoil Pad Stock Black Polymer Grip
<p>As the first semi-automatic .50 caliber rifle available, the Model 82A1 continues to blaze new territory. Its chamber is chrome plated and dimensioned for both civilian and military ammunition. The extractor and ejector are proven to work under any condition, and close tolerances on every...
Since it's a family company that bought them I have hopes that they continue the tradition...
Fingers crossed for the best, but I have very low expectations when you blend firearms with Australian anything. Time will tell. Glad I already snagged my M99.
