Desert Tech Bull Pup Shot Show 2019

Published on January 22, 2019
Duration: 2:52

The Desert Tech MDR bullpup rifle features ambidextrous controls and a proprietary forward eject system, allowing for left or right-hand ejection by swapping covers. It also boasts caliber convertibility within the same chassis. While bullpups are not typically known for good triggers, the MDR offers a surprisingly decent trigger for a battle rifle, comparable to precision rifle triggers.

Quick Summary

The Desert Tech MDR bullpup rifle stands out with its proprietary forward eject system, allowing for easy ambidextrous operation by swapping ejection port covers. It also offers caliber convertibility within the same chassis and features a surprisingly good trigger for a battle rifle, a notable improvement over typical bullpup designs.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Ambidextrous Controls & Forward Ejection
  2. 00:07Left/Right Hand Shooting Capability
  3. 00:13Switching Ejection Sides
  4. 00:20Caliber Convertibility
  5. 00:27Bullpup Triggers & MDR Performance
  6. 00:34Bullpup Trigger Expectations
  7. 00:38Precision Rifle Trigger Comparison
  8. 00:45MDR as a Battle Rifle
  9. 00:51Main Differences Summary
  10. 00:55Booth Availability & Shooting Opportunities
  11. 00:575.56 Version Available for Shooting
  12. 01:03Target Engagement Distances
  13. 01:12Shooting Conditions (Wind)

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Desert Tech MDR's ejection system unique?

The Desert Tech MDR features a proprietary forward eject system. This innovative design allows for ambidextrous operation by enabling users to easily swap ejection port covers, directing spent casings out of either the left or right side of the rifle.

How does the Desert Tech MDR handle caliber convertibility?

The MDR is designed with caliber convertibility in mind, meaning the same core chassis can be adapted to function with multiple different calibers. This offers significant versatility for users who may need to switch ammunition types.

Are bullpup rifle triggers typically good, and how does the MDR compare?

Bullpup rifles are not generally known for having excellent triggers. However, Desert Tech is recognized for improving this aspect, and the MDR offers a surprisingly good trigger for a bullpup, especially considering its role as a battle rifle rather than a pure precision rifle.

Where can I shoot the Desert Tech MDR?

At Shot Show 2019, Desert Tech had their 5.56 version of the MDR available for attendees to shoot. They had targets set up at various distances, including 100 yards and 225 yards, with plans to extend engagement to 500 yards.

Related News

All News →

More Tactical & Gear Videos You Might Like

More from Tactical Advisor

View all →