by brett1868 » 31 Aug 2014, 12:11 pm
I have both the DTA SRS in 308 Win,338 Lap and the HTI in 375 Cheytac,50BMG. Both have near perfect triggers from the factory and are fully adjustable, not that I've had to worry about that yet. The general opinion is that cycling the bolt whist maintaining cheek weld is awkward though with practise becomes second nature. The bull pup configuration has the benefit of longer barrel for shorter overall length which makes for a lighter package. One thing I do love about the DTA is I can swap calibres in under 2 mins by swapping out the barrel, bolt, mag and resetting the scope zero. The only downside is that with the lighter weight you feel the recoil more, especially in the 50BMG configuration.
I remember the good old days when I lusted after a bull pup conversion stock for the Ruger Mini-14, I've always had a thing for how they look.
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