Barrett 82A1, 1:3.5 Scale Diecast Metal Build Kit, Black

Sturdy and well built. I have the Barrett 50-cal. Great desktop decor. Great detail, solid and heavy-weight diecast. Cool little features make it fun to look at and play with.

What a great product. Easy to put together, and fun to own. Looks just like the real thing. I now have several of these decorating my desk

This thing is awesome. It made fully out of metal and has fully functioning parts. The bolt slides back, the magazine is loadable and has real brass rounds. The bi-pod folds up and down, and the trigger pulls back. It of course doesn't shoot, but nonetheless, this is a awesome desk piece and great conversation starter. Would recommend to anyone who is familiar with the 50 cal.

The parts are fine . But the manufacturer should ship in a box ,mine came in a bubble wrapped pack.With all the packages this time of year the box was crushed see photos. Even a couple of pieces of cardboard on either side of box would be better protection.

The most adorable a deadly 50 cal can be, it's built well and it's fun to fidget with or just keep as decoration. Didn't expect anything more or less.

I'm a big fan of goat gun miniatures (I own a couple, and have given several as gifts). This is a fantastic looking 82A1 replica, replete with scope (glass, but not magnifying), tiny fake bullets, and muzzle brake. This is way cheaper, safer, and quieter than owning a real one (and legal in all 50 states! :). For the record, this is NOT (as they claim) a 1/3 scale replica. The overall length of an unmodified 82A1 is around 5 ft, and this is under 1 foot. That said, a 1/3 scale replica would be quite unwieldy, and the size is just about right for casual display. My big quibble is the way it sits. Unlike their M1A1 model, this does not attach via peg slots into a base. It comes with a folding bipod, and is meant to sit on the bipod legs, just as a real 50cal would. The problem is that (at least on my one), the bipod legs aren't tight enough, so they collapse unless propped up against something. The relevant screws are not accessible, so there's no way to tighten them. I'm not sure whether this is a QA issue or an issue with design tolerances, but it's somewhat frustrating --- especially given the generally high build quality and attention to detail elsewhere.

Looks absolutely amazing and realistic. The size is small enough for a desk accessory and big enough to make a statement. The assembly is annoying. I know these are always made in China so there’s the chance of misalignment or things not fitting/looking like they’re supposed to. Well I bought a few of these and they all had their individual issues. Some screws needing to be forced in, some screws not seating all the way, and one of the legs of the bipod is loose and wobbly. With all that said, once done and placed on my desk it looks beautiful so I am a very happy camper. Might consider the few extra bucks to buy it assembled from their site directly though. They have some other cool guns, just wish in the near future they started really expanding their selection because it’s a little small for now.

Who doesnt love goat guns! Ive always wanted a 50 cal so I finally have one. Anyways its fun to play with and it sits on my work bench.

I found it very easy to assemble🖤

The packaging box is a beat up and had some wear and tear, but the inside product still okay, so probably won't rate it worse but won't give it a perfect