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many posts have been made about the triggers and all I have read are positive. I can say I have owned many custom builds including GAP's and I seriously doubt you will notice much or any difference in accuracy with the SRS. The triggers are fully adjustable for both position and pull. They are crisp and clean. I like mine so much I have already purchased a second so I can have dedicated platforms.
many posts have been made about the triggers and all I have read are positive. I can say I have owned many custom builds including GAP's and I seriously doubt you will notice much or any difference in accuracy with the SRS. The triggers are fully adjustable for both position and pull. They are crisp and clean. I like mine so much I have already purchased a second so I can have dedicated platforms.
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What about weight wise for us guys who like things on the light side!! Can they be adjusted to 1# or less if desired??
What about weight wise for us guys who like things on the light side!! Can they be adjusted to 1# or less if desired??
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CST</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How are the Desert Tactical triggers ...since they are in a Bullpup config..wondering how the pull is? anyone want to share there accuracy results with this rifle in 308? Wonder if they can be as accurate as my GAP rifle </div></div>
I have fired the DTA in .308 and .338 with Lapua ammo and it gives nothing up to my GAP builds with either factory ammo or my tailored handloads.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CST</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How are the Desert Tactical triggers ...since they are in a Bullpup config..wondering how the pull is? anyone want to share there accuracy results with this rifle in 308? Wonder if they can be as accurate as my GAP rifle </div></div>
I have fired the DTA in .308 and .338 with Lapua ammo and it gives nothing up to my GAP builds with either factory ammo or my tailored handloads.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Cigarcop</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What about weight wise for us guys who like things on the light side!! Can they be adjusted to 1# or less if desired?? </div></div>
...and yes, it can be run down on the light side of things.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Cigarcop</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What about weight wise for us guys who like things on the light side!! Can they be adjusted to 1# or less if desired?? </div></div>
...and yes, it can be run down on the light side of things.
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I have two giselles and a timney in my ar's. The SRS's trigger is way better in my opinion.
I have two giselles and a timney in my ar's. The SRS's trigger is way better in my opinion.
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I had one of the first 308's they released and really like the rifle, but I personally don't agree that the trigger gives nothing up to a traditional rifle. Just because of the way it is designed it HAS to have a certain amount of creep. There is also a lot of over-travel, something you probably aren't used to from traditional bolt-actions. Trigger weights will run from about 1-3#s. A good tuned Remington will feel noticeably crisper. My CG Jackson kicks it's ass, in single or two-stage configuration.
That said, the rifle is VERY accurate and it is stupid easy to drop down behind it and fire-off a 1/2MOA 5 rd group. Just keep in mind that the trigger IS different than a traditional bolt gun, if you buy the gun believing it's going to feel the same you are apt to be disappointed before you ever even take it out and see what it is capable of.
I had one of the first 308's they released and really like the rifle, but I personally don't agree that the trigger gives nothing up to a traditional rifle. Just because of the way it is designed it HAS to have a certain amount of creep. There is also a lot of over-travel, something you probably aren't used to from traditional bolt-actions. Trigger weights will run from about 1-3#s. A good tuned Remington will feel noticeably crisper. My CG Jackson kicks it's ass, in single or two-stage configuration.
That said, the rifle is VERY accurate and it is stupid easy to drop down behind it and fire-off a 1/2MOA 5 rd group. Just keep in mind that the trigger IS different than a traditional bolt gun, if you buy the gun believing it's going to feel the same you are apt to be disappointed before you ever even take it out and see what it is capable of.
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Rat, they are consistantly making upgrades. The couple I have fired had outstanding triggers.
Rat, they are consistantly making upgrades. The couple I have fired had outstanding triggers.
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I remember reading that the trigger is adjustable from 1 to 6 pound pull. And I have not read anyone that was complaining about the trigger yet.
I remember reading that the trigger is adjustable from 1 to 6 pound pull. And I have not read anyone that was complaining about the trigger yet.
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Yes, it's adjustable and yes, it's impressive for a bullpup. That was my number one concern having experienced some rather not-so-good triggers with other bullpup rifles, but the DTA gets it right. The trigger is not an issue in my opinion.
Yes, it's adjustable and yes, it's impressive for a bullpup. That was my number one concern having experienced some rather not-so-good triggers with other bullpup rifles, but the DTA gets it right. The trigger is not an issue in my opinion.
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