Videos tagged with Desert Tech SRS

This video conducts a comparative silencer test featuring the KGM R30k, KGM R30, and Thunderbeast 338 Ultra suppressors. It evaluates their performance with subsonic .308 and supersonic Federal Gold Medal Match 175 grain ammunition. The test also examines point of impact shift between the silencers and includes a Desert Tech SRS rifle. Sponsorships for Arken Optics, Cole-Tac, MK Machining, and Axil Hearing Pro are highlighted, with discount codes provided.

This video features a long-range shooting session with ELR competitor Ryan Cheney, demonstrating his "Air Foil" rear support bag. The session involves shooting targets from 1465 yards out to over a mile using a 416 Stroker ELR rifle and a Desert Tech SRS in .338LM. The video also highlights an audio target hit indicator with a link to its Etsy store. Viewers are encouraged to check out Ryan Cheney's YouTube channel and his Air Foil bag website.

This video offers a comprehensive tour of Demolition Ranch's facilities, including their impressive firearm collection housed in a new, state-of-the-art vault. Matt Carriker showcases custom vehicles, workshop projects, and the meticulous organization of their armory, highlighting advanced storage solutions and off-grid power systems. The content demonstrates a high level of expertise in firearm collection management and ranch operations.

This video features expert instruction from former special ops sniper Nicholas Irving (The Reaper) alongside Matt Carriker of Demolition Ranch. They compare the Desert Tech SRS and the powerful Desert Tech HTI, detailing ballistic specifications for the .375 CheyTac round and demonstrating their performance in live-fire tests and a competitive shooting challenge. The content highlights advanced rifle capabilities and expert marksmanship.

This video presents the top 5 practical firearms for pandemic preparedness and everyday life. The content emphasizes legality and safe storage practices in Canada. Specific firearms showcased include the Beretta M9A3, Hk Mr223A3, CSA Vz58, Remington Express Tactical 870, Ruger SR 10/22, Desert Tech SRS Covert, and an ATRS AR15. The video also mentions common calibers like 9mm, 5.56mm, 7.62x39mm, 12 Gauge, .338LM, and .308. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the creator for corrections and additional content via Patreon and social media.

This video details a one-mile shot attempt with a Desert Tech SRS Covert rifle chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum. It highlights the challenges of extreme long-range shooting, including the need for precise ammunition, scope adjustments, and accounting for external ballistics like spin drift and the Coriolis effect. The quick-change barrel system and bullpup design of the SRS are also showcased.

This video announces the Desert Tech SRS A2 rifle, an updated configuration of their bolt-action SRS rifle. Key improvements include a weight reduction of nearly two pounds, achieved through chassis redesign. Notable changes feature interchangeable handguards for different lengths and an enhanced barrel clamping method claimed to increase accuracy by 30%. Existing SRS owners can upgrade by purchasing the new chassis and fitting their current bolt and barrel. The MSRP ranges from $4000 to $4500, varying with barrel length and caliber. The video also promotes TFBTV's monthly Patreon giveaways for firearms and gear.

This YouTube video features a review of the Desert Tech SRS (Stealth Recon Scout) rifle on TFB TV. The reviewer highlights its bullpup design, where the action is located at the rear of the rifle. While acknowledging its precision capabilities, the reviewer also notes that the manual of arms for the SRS can be challenging. The video directs viewers to The Firearms Blog TV for the full review.

The Desert Tech SRS (Stealth Recon Scout) is a compact, multi-caliber bullpup rifle offering excellent long-range accuracy, engaging targets out to 1,240 yards. Its quick-change barrel system allows caliber swaps, though the bullpup manual of arms presents operational challenges, especially with rear bags. While the 10-round magazine had seating issues, the 6-round variant was flawless, and the rifle's compact design makes it suitable for users with space constraints.

Bryan Litz, a recognized authority in ballistics, details the critical steps for setting up a long-range rifle. Key focuses include achieving proper shooter ergonomics across various positions and meticulously leveling the scope's reticle. Incorrect scope leveling can lead to significant horizontal shot deviation at extended distances, compromising accuracy.

This video debunks the myth of easy 1000+ yard milk jug shots, highlighting the extreme difficulty under field conditions. Environmental factors like snow and low contrast significantly hinder impact observation, making adjustments nearly impossible. Even with high-end equipment like Tikka T3 in 6.5 Creedmoor or Desert Tech SRS in .338 Lapua, success often relies on luck and high round counts, not consistent first-round hits.