I purchased a DT SRS A1 after deciding my 52" 300 Win Mag was too long. I had my reservations and knew I might be making a compromise with the trigger because I own some great 2 stage triggers (Anschutz, CG, Geiselle). One thing that constantly stood out to me as I poured through this entire thread and the scout thread was these rifles are very inherently accurate due to their long heavy barrel tennon. My DT 308 was the easiest rifle I've ever loaded for, and the node was huge. Additionally, the trigger can be tuned via Orkan's (Primal Rights) instructions to be a very crisp and light (but not too light) pull. I haven't measured mine but I'd guess it to be around 1 to 1.5 lbs. It may take a few iterations, but it's worth doing. The maneuverability is excellent, and no other rifle can be as short with a suppressor as the DT. It is a little heavy for humping around, but actually lighter than a lot of tactical rifles. The weight back design does allow it to settle very nice and steady and does feel lighter when shouldered. The action doesn't run like a slick custom (I have those too) per-se, but it has a very positive lock, and can be run plenty fast. For your reference the bolt basically sits right above my wrist, and cycles back about inline to my mid-cheek bone or corner of my eye. It is easy to run once you practice a bit. It is not friendly for weak side shooting, but you have to determine what kind of shooting you're doing (casual long range, competitor, hunting, etc) and then ask yourself how much that matters to you.
I took a chance on it, and I'm glad I did. I want to own accurate, and unique rifles, and the DT is both.
