Wow, nice score on the HTI!
Let me know if you need any spare mags or accessories for it.
Let me know if you need any spare mags or accessories for it.
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Being new to calibers larger then .338, I am curious, will a 20MOA mount get me out to 1500yds with a Nightforce NXS (100MOA adjustment ) in both .50bmg and .375CT?
Although 1000 yards and in will be my norm, I will have access to a 1700 yard range several times a year.
Although 1000 yards and in will be my norm, I will have access to a 1700 yard range several times a year.
Yes, you should have no problem with that at all. Typical firing solution to 1500yds with 375CT is about 10 mils (36MOA), with the 50BMG needing slightly more at 11.7mils. Granted these are just some numbers from my AO... but you'll likely find you'll have plenty of travel for 1500yds regardless.
With that said, going to a 40moa mount doesn't really have a down side, and should you find yourself in the position to shoot ELR, you won't be limited by your mount.
With that said, going to a 40moa mount doesn't really have a down side, and should you find yourself in the position to shoot ELR, you won't be limited by your mount.
I was able to get out to 1640 no problem with a 20 MOA mount on a 5.5-22x56 NF. I still had 20 MOA left on turrets and on my reticle
The general rule of thumb for the 50 at 1000 yards is 28 MOA with a 100 yd. zero. That's what Lee Rasmussen told me at least. I think he'd know.
Not sure what lee's shooting, or where he's shooting it... but I don't think there can really be a "rule of thumb" for a cartridge that can shoot from 600gr bullets on up to 1000gr bullets. With 750amax, I'm showing 22MOA to a grand. That can change in the extreme if I was using a 1000gr lehigh, and if I head to 10,000ft instead of 1300ft where I am.
Congrats!!! Now some pics when you get it!!! That was a hell of a deal son!!!!
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Thanks, I pick it up Thursday along with 120 PMC Bronze .50BMG that I bought for $3/ea.
Not sure how accurate the are but should be good to at least rough sight in my scope.
Not sure what lee's shooting, or where he's shooting it... but I don't think there can really be a "rule of thumb" for a cartridge that can shoot from 600gr bullets on up to 1000gr bullets. With 750amax, I'm showing 22MOA to a grand. That can change in the extreme if I was using a 1000gr lehigh, and if I head to 10,000ft instead of 1300ft where I am.
You're right, I shouldn't have made such a broad statement. I believe he was referring to a general starting point using using the 800 gr. bore riders we were both shooting at the time. I can't comment on elevation since he shoots all over the country. My apologies.
Where can I get a reducer to use on my qd brake so it will work on 1/2x28 threads? Thanks
Try these guys. http://www.trosusa.com/ they will make whatever you need too
Idea! Official DTA SRS, HTI, Covert, Hunter Thread
Doing my yearly check in.
Any progress on Left handed SRS?
Doing my yearly check in.
Any progress on Left handed SRS?
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Anyone have pics of stock sides they modified to take the monopod?
It's times like this my grandfather would tell me, "Boy, shit in one hand and wish in the other and see which one fills up first".
They confirmed they are making the lefty on their forum a few weeks ago. But still no time frame.
I spoke with Nick last month at the Desert Tech match in Utah. After shooting the match with my SRS, I told him I really wanted 10 round mags and that I felt like not having them was a huge disadvantage in a match format. I also let him know that for it to be useful to me it could not extend below the butt stock (which means it will need to involve some sort of double stack mechanism). He told me that they are working on it and that they are also working on a left handed SRS.
It was a little funny, because after we spoke they announced the winner of the match. I was a little shocked, but had ended up with the win even though there were a couple stages where I was forced to do mag changes when guys running 10 rd mags didn't have to worry about a mag change. I guess the mag issue was not as big of an issue as I thought that day.
For those that want to see my ugly mug and read a little about the comp. Rob Wilkinson: King of Powder Keg | Com-Link
Desert Tech knows how to throw a great match and I highly encourage anyone within driving distance to attend the next one.
I hope to see ten round mags and left handed srs rifles sooner than later, but I am also looking forward to Desert Tech's MDR rifle, which I know they have been working extremely hard on.
I have been a DTA dealer for nearly 4 years and been shooting an SRS for that long too. I am glad to be 10 minutes from their facility here in Salt Lake where I can drop by routinely to pick up products and chat with the Desert Tech employees. The SRS is a fantastic rifle system as I am sure the MDR will be as well. Nick has a great company with talented employees and I believe Desert Tech has a very bright future. I am anxiously awaiting their new products, but until then, I will throughly enjoy the Desert Tech products that I own.
It was a little funny, because after we spoke they announced the winner of the match. I was a little shocked, but had ended up with the win even though there were a couple stages where I was forced to do mag changes when guys running 10 rd mags didn't have to worry about a mag change. I guess the mag issue was not as big of an issue as I thought that day.
For those that want to see my ugly mug and read a little about the comp. Rob Wilkinson: King of Powder Keg | Com-Link
Desert Tech knows how to throw a great match and I highly encourage anyone within driving distance to attend the next one.
I hope to see ten round mags and left handed srs rifles sooner than later, but I am also looking forward to Desert Tech's MDR rifle, which I know they have been working extremely hard on.
I have been a DTA dealer for nearly 4 years and been shooting an SRS for that long too. I am glad to be 10 minutes from their facility here in Salt Lake where I can drop by routinely to pick up products and chat with the Desert Tech employees. The SRS is a fantastic rifle system as I am sure the MDR will be as well. Nick has a great company with talented employees and I believe Desert Tech has a very bright future. I am anxiously awaiting their new products, but until then, I will throughly enjoy the Desert Tech products that I own.
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Has anyone stipled their grip? Want some ideas before i do mine.
Picked one of these up from a local shop brand new in the box!! I called Leopold and confirmed the serial number because the price scared me with the Chinese copies floating around.
Leupold Mark 4 10x40mm LR/T M3 Long Range Tactical Rifle Scope w/ Mil Dot Reticle FREE S&H 47638. Leupold Mark 4 Rifle Scopes, Leupold Rifle Scopes.
Opinions on a fixed 10x for .50 out to say 1000-1500 yards?
Now I just need another aadmount.
Leupold Mark 4 10x40mm LR/T M3 Long Range Tactical Rifle Scope w/ Mil Dot Reticle FREE S&H 47638. Leupold Mark 4 Rifle Scopes, Leupold Rifle Scopes.
Opinions on a fixed 10x for .50 out to say 1000-1500 yards?
Now I just need another aadmount.
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Targets get very small at 1000yds at 10x. At 1500yds, it is considerably worse.
Has anyone had any issues with lite firing pin strikes on their DTA SRS-A1?
Just going through load development with my new .338 Lapua, have about 50 rounds down the pipe and in the final stages of load development but on the last range session I got 5 lite strikes out of 15 rounds!
Any suggestions before I call DTA and the Canadian importer?
Just going through load development with my new .338 Lapua, have about 50 rounds down the pipe and in the final stages of load development but on the last range session I got 5 lite strikes out of 15 rounds!
Any suggestions before I call DTA and the Canadian importer?
I'm assuming your primer seating depth is uniform. Have you inspected the firing ping? Measure its overall length?
Yes primer seating depth is uniform, I have not measured the overall length of the firing pin but can do that easily.
Do you have a spec for the overall length?
Just a thought, did you ever or oil the firing pin mechanism whatsoever?
Anyone have a .pdf of the HTI manual? The link on the website doesn't work and mine didn't come with one.
That one worked!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Some early bolts were notorious for light strikes. A bad batch of springs was the culprit if memory serves.
Never hurts to strip your bolt and check for foreign material or sharp edges though.
Never hurts to strip your bolt and check for foreign material or sharp edges though.
I just got my DTA SRS and would like to put a sling on it do i can sling it over my shoulder when in the forest. Just wondering how it fits to the rifle, i see one point on the stock that looks like its used to accept a quick release pivot but how dose it connect to the fore grip?
I was thinking this for the fore grip:
Detachable QD Heavy Duty Quick Push Button Sling Swivel SET Picatinny Mount 20mm | eBay
and this for the stock:
Uncle Mikes QD Push Button Detachable Swivels 1011 2 FIT 1" Slings Hunting | eBay
would those options work? I cant seem to find anything other that those china models
I was thinking this for the fore grip:
Detachable QD Heavy Duty Quick Push Button Sling Swivel SET Picatinny Mount 20mm | eBay
and this for the stock:
Uncle Mikes QD Push Button Detachable Swivels 1011 2 FIT 1" Slings Hunting | eBay
would those options work? I cant seem to find anything other that those china models
Thanks guys, I will strip the bolt and take a look. I am sure that it will be easily resolved.
Just a side note this one of the most accurate rifles I have owned (and I have many custom rifles), she is shooting sub 1/2 MOA and have shot sub 1/4 MOA with the 300 grain Hybrid UNBELIVEABLE for a factory rifle!
I just got my SRS in 308 and had a question. Has anyone ran the delta p thread adapter? Any issues? My suppressor is in the 5/8x24.
Thanks
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running one, no issues.
Yep. Also on a .338LM. However, I seated primers for that batch with a Co-Ax instead of my hand primer, so I haven't ruled that out as the culprit. Let us know what you find out.
They work fine, I'm using one on a .308 Covert.
There is a spray on anti slip texture , might work ok ? Rust-Oleum EpoxyShield, 12 oz. Anti-Slip Aerosol Spray (6-Pack), 268652 at The Home Depot - Tablet
Plasti-dip?
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I am looking for some recommendations for a new caliber in the SRS. I currently run the 6.5 SAUM and a .338 Norma Magnum AI. Any suggestions? I have a Remington 700 in .308 so maybe something different or I can get the standard .308... any thoughts?
SAC .223 will be cool for something different
That's a thought. I have a sweet RRA that is a damp tack driver with a ton of loads I feed it. I like what I see so far.
Or wait for the MDR...
I'm waiting on a .243 Imp 30deg, it's similar to the 6mm Competition Match. You could also look at the 300 Norma Magnum, I want to do one of those after I get the stamp for my 338BA.
A .243 Ackley Improved with 115gr DTACs or some of the 105gr pills will get you a phenomenally flat shooting cartage with very little recoil!
I looked at the AI version but picked the simpler 30deg for simplicity. The ballistics Robert Whitley publishes indicate it has the same characteristics as the 6.5 SAUM (long barrel life with moderate pressures). I also didn't want to chance feeding issues with the AI.
6.5X47, 260 rem are good intermediate types. I like the 338BR for subsonic shooting with a very short barrel(16-17"). That keeps it very compact even with the suppressor installed. 12.7 X 48 is a neat one once again primarily for the subsonics. Lots of neat choices out there and the toughest issue is choosing.
Frank
How well does the SRS feed the BR case? Does the bolt catch on the next round in the magazine?
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7LRM. LOVING them in DTA's.
I have had no issues with feeding in the normal .308 mags for the 338BR. The only thing that has happened is an occasional case dropped if I don't cycle the bolt normally. If you pull it back too slowly it will sometimes drop it. Same is true of the 6.5 X 47 and any of the other shorter cases we shoot out of these. It doesn't happen often and normal operation of the bolt doesn't seem to create the issue.
Frank
That's interesting. I'll have to make up some dummy rounds and play around with it. Thanks.
Anyone out there shooting an SRS WITHOUT the mono-pod? If so are you bagging for a rear support? If so what bag set up?
I ask this because I Ordered my SRS-A1 without the Pod; At the time I thought $350 was an obscene price for a threaded insert w/screw. Now reading over several threads about how the SRS monopod is the greatest thing since sliced bread has got me thinking..... Is it actually worth the price?
Anyone have a video of the actual mono-pod operation?
I ask this because I Ordered my SRS-A1 without the Pod; At the time I thought $350 was an obscene price for a threaded insert w/screw. Now reading over several threads about how the SRS monopod is the greatest thing since sliced bread has got me thinking..... Is it actually worth the price?
Anyone have a video of the actual mono-pod operation?
