CSR 50

The CSR50 is a 12.7×99mm NATO bolt-action precision rifle and Anti-materiel rifle. The gun uses a 7075 aluminum receiver and stock. It combines a capacity magazine with 10 rounds Barrett M82/M107A1. The barrel length is approximately 31. The gun weighs without the magazine 20.94 lb. (9.5 kg). It is built and developed by Caracal International.[1][2]

CSR 50
TypeAnti-materiel precision rifle
Place of originUnited Arab Emirates
Service history
In service2013-present
Production history
DesignerCaracal International
Designed2013
ManufacturerCaracal International
Produced2013-present
Specifications
Mass20.94 lb. (9.5 Kg)
Length1470 mm/1420 mm
Cartridge.50 BMG
SightsPicatinny rail for mounting optical sights

Design and features

The CSR 50 is a 12.7×99mm NATO bolt-action precision rifle, intended for long-range target engagement. Its solid, monolithic receiver and free-floating, heavy-contour, match-grade precision barrel ensure unparalleled precision in a lightweight package. Can be operated by both right and left hand shooters. It combines a high capacity magazine with the proven hard-hitting .50 BMG round to provide unmatched battlefield versatility as anti-material, as well as ultra-long range and counter-sniper platform. The fully adjustable buttstock increases carrying comfort and transportability in folded condition. Ambidextrous fire controls, safety, and magazine release, drastically improve ease of operation. Cheekpiece, butt plate and trigger position/weight are configurable by the operator.[3]

Users

 United Arab Emirates Seen in UAE, US joint military exercise.[4]


References
  1. Jamessays (2013-09-09). "Caracal CS50 – Bolt Action 50 BMG". Retrieved 2022-02-26.
  2. "Sniper Rifles - CSR 50 Snipper Rifle | CARACAL". caracal.ae. Retrieved 2022-02-26.
  3. "CARACAL Unveils Two High-Performance Weapons at IDEX 2021 | AL TAIF". altaif.ae. Retrieved 2022-03-05.
  4. National, The (2021-01-27). "Emirati and American forces take part in joint military exercises". The National. Retrieved 2022-07-06.
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