Barrett and GoatGuns have entered into a licensing agreement which will see GoatGuns add a 1:3 scale Barrett Model 82A1 to product their line up. The miniatures can be picked up in assembled or unassembled packs.

The new 82A1 from GoatGuns is available assembled or disassembled (GoatGuns)

GoatGuns describe the new toy:

All Metal parts on this Big & Bad miniature .50 cal sniper. This will be the conversation piece of any room you choose to display it in. The magazine stores 5 scale sized dummy rounds, item comes with 3 (can purchase additional). Dial the scope to your liking and get ready for the grasshoppers to invade! This is an officially Licensed Model 82A1.

Murfreesboro, TN- Barrett announced that it has entered into a licensing agreement with Goat Guns to design, manufacture and market a Barrett branded collection of high-quality die-cast replicas of select firearms.

GoatGuns LLC, creator of collectible miniature gun models, has developed a leading replica design replica of the Barrett Model 82A1. It is currently available online and will be showcased officially at the Shot Show in January 2020. The iconic .50cal Model 82A1, is made in 1/3 scale for a great collectible display item for any home or office.

FEATURES:

The 1:3 scale Barrett Model 82A1 GoatGun Toy is 100% die cast metal. It has several interchangeable parts for users to modify to their liking. Features include:
13” in length
Adjustable bipod
Magazine that holds up to 5 dummy miniature .50cal rounds
Sliding bolt carrier
Adjustable scope
Functional carry handle
Famous muzzle break
Available in Black, Digital Camouflage and Gold

AVAILABILILTY:

GoatGuns is now accepting purchase orders for the licensed Barrett Model 82A1. Product is available in pre-assembled display boxes or self-build model kits. MSRP $44.99. Contact wholesale@goatguns.com.

Well if you can’t afford a full-size Barrett, this miniature from GoatGuns might go some way towards filling that void. Of course, Christmas is coming up and what better gift for the kids this year than a mini .50 cal? Find out more on GoatGuns’ site, here.