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I have a TacOps Delta-55 that is exactly what your describing. Give Mike a call and he can give you more info and if you have all the parts yourself then maybe it wouldn't be as long of a wait.

Use this stuff from Loctite. It is high temp rated and using it with my direct mount suppressor has never burned it off. The viscosity and thickness is just right for this application and the suppressor will mount and dismount smoothly. C5-A ANTI-SEIZE LUBRICANT | Brownells

It's one of the more unappreciated 6.5's because it requires a LA in 700 form and cant be pushed to insanity. You dont need to push it hard for it to perform. I had mine built while on a deployment to Iraq. Came back home, shot it a couple times with about 30 rounds through it, cleaned and then...

You dont have to be rich to buy one of his rifles. He asks for (if I remember) about half or a third up front as deposit. Surely you can afford $2k-$2.5k (depending on what model you get) up front after you save a little if you need too! Give the guy your money, and forget about it. He will call...

I have a M150/TA51 on one of my M4's and its, well.......an ACOG..!!! Neither the best, nor the worst. By that, I mean it's not the best suited for close in work and not exactly the best suited for long distance. It's fine for out to 100 to 200 meters though as long as your not expecting utmost...

Inherently no, one 6.5 will shoot just as well as the next in different cartridges. It all depends on what the distance is your trying to reach. My 6.5 Grendel out of an AR platform is just every bit as accurate as my 6.5X55 TacOps Delta-55 out to say 600-700 yards......after that, because of a...

Tango-51 and a Delta-55

Re: Tactical Operation Delta 51 Excellent looking rifle and photography. I like the Delta much better. Maybe I should upgrade from the Tango! I love both of mine and really cant say enough about them.....they are truly great rifles! Tango-51 with S&B and AWC Thundertrap. Delta 55 with...