Description
Barrett M107A1 Electric AEG Sniper Rifle with Scope and Bipod (Snow Wolf – 29″ – Black – SW-13A)
This is Snow Wolf’s electric (AEG) replica of the Barrett M107A1, the .50 calibre anti-materiel rifle, in black with the 29-inch barrel configuration and listed with a scope and bipod, as named. Few replicas have the presence of a Barrett: it is long, heavy and unmistakable, and it turns heads at any site.
Snow Wolf is well known for big, characterful AEGs, including its Barrett M82A1 replicas, and the M107A1 follows the same recipe of a robust metal build around a dependable Version 2 gearbox. Because it is electric, it fires in semi and full auto, which makes it a support-style rifle as much as a sniper’s prop, and a guaranteed talking point.
Build and materials
A European retailer listing for Snow Wolf’s M107A1 AEG (SW-013) describes a build that is steel or metal alloy throughout apart from the pistol grip, which is durable plastic, and the rubber butt pad. It gives an overall length of 1,455mm and a weight of around 6.4kg, so this is a rifle with real heft that is at its best from a prone position or a rest.
The same listing describes a long top rail for optics, adjustable folding sights, a carrying handle, a sling and a height-adjustable bipod with an additional third leg for extra stability at the rear. This listing is named as including a scope and bipod; please check the product photos for the exact optic supplied.
Performance and internals
The retailer listing gives a reinforced Version 2 gearbox with 7mm metal bushings, an M120 spring and a long-type high-torque motor, with a 650mm inner barrel and an adjustable hop-up. A long inner barrel and a stable, heavy platform help with consistent shots, and recommended BB weights of 0.23g to 0.25g are listed. Fire modes are safe, semi and full auto, with a mechanical trigger.
Ammunition is fed from a wind-up high-capacity magazine listed at 500 rounds, and the listing recommends a large-type 8.4V battery with a mini Tamiya connector; a battery and charger are not included.
On the field
A rifle of this size and weight is best used from a fixed position: set up on the bipod, use the scope to spot and engage targets and let the rest of your team move around you. It is also a superb choice for themed and milsim events, film-style displays and collectors who want a working Barrett replica. Practise setting up and packing away the bipod and scope, and plan how you will carry it between positions.
Key features
- Snow Wolf replica of the Barrett M107A1
- Electric (AEG) operation, safe / semi / full auto (as listed)
- 29-inch configuration (as named)
- Steel and metal alloy construction (as listed)
- Reinforced Version 2 gearbox with 7mm bushings (as listed)
- 650mm inner barrel and adjustable hop-up (as listed)
- 500-round wind-up high-capacity magazine (as listed)
- Listed with scope and bipod (as named)
- Carrying handle, sling and folding sights (as listed)
- Black finish
What’s in the box
- Snow Wolf Barrett M107A1 AEG
- Scope (as named)
- Bipod (as named; a European retailer also lists a third leg)
- 500-round wind-up high-capacity magazine (as listed)
- Carrying handle and sling (as listed)
Compatibility
Use a large-type battery with a mini Tamiya connector that fits the battery space; please ask us if you are unsure which size to buy. The Version 2 gearbox accepts many standard V2 parts, although a specialist rifle like this may use some model-specific components, so contact us with the model code before ordering spares. The top rail takes standard 20mm optic mounts, and spare magazines should be made for the Snow Wolf Barrett.
Care and maintenance
Disconnect and remove the battery after every game, and never store the rifle with the battery plugged in. Charge batteries with a suitable charger, never leave them charging unattended, and store them at a sensible storage charge somewhere cool and dry.
Use good quality seamless 6mm BBs, as poor or damaged BBs are the main cause of jams and hop-up wear. Clean the inner barrel regularly with a cleaning rod and a soft cloth, wipe the outside down after wet or muddy games, and keep the rifle somewhere dry between games.
Fold the bipod and remove the scope for transport if your case allows, and check the mounting screws before each game, as the weight of the rifle puts extra strain on fittings.
Who is it for?
The M107A1 suits players who want a show-stopping support or sniper role, milsim and themed-event players, and collectors who want a working Barrett replica with plenty of presence.
Please note: Battery and charger are not included. Always wear suitable eye and face protection when using airsoft replicas, and check your site’s rules and power limits before play.
