Originally designed as an update to the iconic Barrett M82A1, the M107A1 retains the same appearance and long distance firepower of it's predecessor. Beginning in 2002, the U.S. Army began making orders for the M107 even though it wouldn't be officially accepted for full scale deployment in 2005. The rifles would be quickly deployed to Afghanistan due to the Taliban and Al Queda having a small supply of M82A1 rifles. The M107 rifle was also designed to be four pounds lighter than the M82 through the use of titanium for some of the internal parts. The M107 is fitted with a redesigned muzzle brake for use with Barrett's QDL line of suppressors at the end of the fluted barrel. The receiver retains Barrett's signature two piece steel construction with full length top rail mounted with a U.S. Optics 5-25x scope, flip up blade front and elevation adjustable peep rear sights, a bipod mounted at the front and rear adjustable monopod as well as a factory cheek rest. Includes a Pelican hard case fitted for the gun and a cleaning kit.