Barrett M107 .50 Caliber Sniper Rifle

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Included Formats

Main:

SketchUp 2
Blender 2

Exchange:

3DS 2

Collada 2

Autodesk FBX 2

OBJ 2

3D Model Specifications

Product ID:	625327
Published:	Aug 30, 2011
Downloads:	27263
Geometry:	Polygonal Quads/Tris
Polygons:	4,722
Vertices:	12,000
Textures:	Yes
Materials:	Yes
Rigged:	No
Animated:	No
UV Mapped:	Yes
Unwrapped UVs:	Yes, overlapping

Artist

Boise Digital

TurboSquid Member Since January 2011

Currently sells 5 products

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Uniskype Oct 21, 2015

wlsgy Jul 13, 2016

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Paul Bert Jul 9, 2017

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Description

At a scale of 1:1* the Barrett M107 is a specialty .50 caliber sniper rifle made by Barrett - Not to be confused with Baretta. The Barrett M107 has an effective range of approximately 1.3 Miles and a maximum range of 4.2 Miles. Getting hit with a bullet from this gun is equivalent in Joules to getting hit by a car traveling at approximately 17 MPH. It weighs 28 pounds unloaded and typically comes with a telescopic scope and an easily detachable carrying handle. Included in this model are the detachable carrying handle, the telescopic scope, a bipod, the M107 magazine, a .50 caliber bullet, a traditional muzzle breaker to reduce recoil and the M107 Rail. All this is detached from the model for easy customization and fits directly into it's corresponding part. All of this for only $30. This model took 11 hours to make in total, including it's texture mapping.

*1:1 is relativistic to my grid. 1 square inch was represented by 1 grid square.