Named for the military nomenclature for Barrett's M82 Semi-Automatic Anti-Material Rifle, the M107 commercial trade name was eliminated due to the high level of similarity between the Army-adopted rifle and its commercial counterpart. Fitted with the signature dual-chevron muzzle brake on the fluted barrel, an accessory rail runs along the upper receiver cover, with integral flip-up blade front and peep rear back up iron sights, a detachable carry handle and a Leupold Mark Four 4.5-14x scope in Barrett rings. Additionally, the rifle is fitted with a folding metal bipod, AR-15 style grip and safety, and a rubber padded buttstock with "club foot" style hand rest and rear monopod. Complete with a Pelican 1750 hard case containing an extra magazine and a piece of 50 BMG themed desk art.

Near new in case with some light handling marks. The optics are crisp. Mechanically excellent.