The FR-F1 is a bolt-action sniper rifle of French origin. It was adopted to replace the scoped MAS 36 and MAS 49/56 rifled and provides superior accuracy.

The FR-F1 is a bolt-action sniper rifle which utilizes the proven bolt system of the MAS 36 rifle. With the French switch from the 7.5x54mm to the 7.62x51mm NATO standard round most FR-F1 were converted. During the conversion of caliber most were fitted with a long polymer barrel shroud and designated FR-F2. Later conversions retained the wooden furniture and are designated FR-G1 and FR-G2. Most rifles are fitted with the APX L806 scope, but the SCROME J8, Nightforce NXS or Schmidt & Bender 6x42 mil-dot scope are also used.

The FR-F1 fires the 7.5x54mm or 7.62x51mm round from a 10 round detachable magazine. Being a bolt-action rifle the rate of fire is limited but the accuracy is rather good. The effective range is claimed to be 800 meters. It is not possible to mount a silencer.

The FR-F1 is the standard issue sniper rifle of the French forces and gendarmerie. It remains in use today, although special units have replaced in with more modern designs. It has been exported in modest quantities to several nations in Africa and the Middle East with close ties to France.