Barrett congratulated the U.S. Marine Corps Shooting Team on winning the 2026 International Sniper Competition, according to Barrett's press release. The Marines competed with the MRAD MK 22 Advanced Sniper Rifle System.
What Was Announced
Staff Sgt. Tyler Johnson and Sgt. Spencer Harrell took the title at Fort Benning, Georgia, after a five-day event against a strong field. Barrett says the team showed skill, teamwork, and adaptability throughout the competition.
Key Details
- Event: 2026 International Sniper Competition (ISC)
- Dates: April 6–11, 2026
- Location: Fort Benning, Georgia
- Field: 34 two-person teams from U.S. military and allied nations
- Winning team: Staff Sgt. Tyler Johnson and Sgt. Spencer Harrell, U.S. Marine Corps
- Rifle: MRAD MK 22 Advanced Sniper Rifle System
- Source: U.S. Marine Corps Team wins International Sniper Competition with MRAD® MK 22™ (barrett.net). This article summarizes an announcement published by Barrett. Details, specifications and pricing come from the manufacturer and may change.#barrett#mrad mk 22#sniper#marine corps#military#competition
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