I was curious if anyone had one.
I have one on order. I should have it hopefully by March.
If you haven’t seen it yet, this one may surprise you.
It’s a pistol. No seriously, it’s a .50 BMG pistol.
Just click the blurry picture to see it.
Noreen ULR 50 BMG Single Shot Ultra Long Range Rifle (onlylongrange.com)
Let me know your thoughts on this one.
I’ll share some ideas I have for it later.
I would say invest in a good wrist brace for that is a true “Hand Cannon”!
A full size barret 50 is on my wish list if i ever come across 12 to 15 grand to just completely piss away. So doubt ill ever have one but im keeping it on my list just in case. That 50bmg pistol you posted deffently looks like a handful literally. Look forward to hearing about it once you have it in hand.
Looks painful…for everyone involved. 
Is there any way to put a brace or stock on it? That would be an interesting SBR
The .50 I was assigned weighed as much as a truck battery. It came with some really cool equipment: a M151 for transportation and a driver. The MUTT wasn’t assigned on the MTOE as a vehicle, but as associated equipment to the weapon. I could aim it one handed if the terrain wasn’t too rugged.
That thing weighs 32 freaking pounds!
The ULR only weighs 16.5 bare. That is less than a m249. The M2 is more like 85, with 26 being the barrel alone. Not to mention the ammunition, mount, M151 and driver.
No need to SBR. The barrel is 16". Also, Noreen is going to offer a stock of some sort.
The ULR rifle with 32" barrel weighs 32lbs.
This is the Mini, 16" barrel at 16lbs.
Oh because 16lbs with your arms straight out is perfectly doable…
Damn, the pictures are deceiving lol. It looks shorter. But I suppose if I would have read the description, I would have seen that the barrel is 16.5"
Be Careful!!!
If you click on the link it shows a folding stock comes with it.
Well that’s new. Maybe I’ll get a few more add-ons before they ship mine.
@HandyDave Me too brother. 
I had seen BMG 50 door guns in B-17’s and B-24’s before, but some 28 years ago now I saw my first BMG 50 cal. rifle.
One evening, a buddy of mine at the time (a very tall hippie guy about 10 yrs older than me) stopped by the house. He said he was heading up the road to visit one of his lifelong friends who lived in another little town about 12 miles north of us, and he had been given permission to bring me along. He wouldn’t tell me why, but he said I would enjoy the visit. (He obviously had something specific in mind that he knew I would like)
Now I didn’t know, nor had I ever met his friend, and although I wouldn’t exactly call him an anarchist (for lack of a better description), I did know one thing. He was the kind of man you didn’t just show up at his home having someone else with you and those who were invited and welcome in his home (which were very, very few) had earned his trust and respect in order to have that privilege.
The only other way was if in “Extremely Rare” instances, such as mine, you were invited and welcome on the word alone of someone belonging to an even smaller “inner circle of trusted”, and the number of people whose word alone was good enough was so small as to be all but non-existent.
So off we went.
We arrived at his home and after introductions, we proceeded to have a cocktail or two or three (four?), enjoyed some good conversation and got to know each other a little better.
After a spell the gentlemen looked at my buddy (whose last name was Pike) with a little grin, then back at me and said,
“The Commander”… (As in “Commander Pike” from the original Star Trek. It took nearly four years for me to learn the meaning behind the nickname “Commander” LOL)…mentioned I have something you would probably enjoy having a look at.
He got up, went out of the room for a moment, came back with a large black hard case, set it down on the floor in front of me and said, “tell me what you think”.
I could have, in a million years, never guessed what I was about to see…
I opened the case, and there before me was a Barret 50, one ported??? barrel, two scalloped barrels, a bi-pod, and a scope that to this day I have no idea what was, other than magnificent.
I was, (and this, as a rule, is pretty uncommon for me), absolutely SPEECHLESS!!!
WOW…What a magnificent piece of hardware!
I came across this while reading the news tonight.
Although not a Barret in the video, I thought I would share my personal, first vision of a Barret before posting it
TESTING THE WORLDS MOST POWERFUL PISTOL - .50 BMG - YouTube
Still waiting on mine. But finally a vid showing off that awesome power.
Jesus.
If ever a gun was made for the Terminator this is it.
