DT SRS-RF-M-C26R-BB SRSM2 308 RFL 26 BLK 6R

SKU: TSW|179829UPC: 813865028672Mfr. Part #: SRSRFMC26RBB

$5,824.00

DT SRS-RF-M-C26R-BB SRSM2 308 RFL 26 BLK 6R

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Description

The SRS (Stealth Recon Scout) is a precision rifle designed for demanding marksmen seeking an advantage or overmatch in real-world situations. The SRS-M2 features a full length Picatinny rail canted at 30 MOA, adjustable monopod standard; adjustable cheek riser with an 1/2″ of adjustable height; repeatable barrel mounting system and when removing & reinstalling the barrel will return to zero; machined M-LOK hand guard. The SRS platform can be readily converted between 8 different calibers; short, long and magnum action calibers. Includes SRS magazine, 80ft/lb Torque Hexkey and user manual.

Additional information

upc

813865028672

manufacturer

DESERT TECH

Manufacturer Part Number

SRSRFMC26RBB

Action

Bolt Action

Barrel Length

26"

Caliber/Gauge

.308 / 7.62 NATO

Capacity

10 + 1

Rate of Twist

1:11"

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