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Do you think the Remington MSR meets that criteria?

When you get the chance, take your bbl out and look at it. ;) I have no proof that the bbl, the rifle, or any part therein is patented. I do believe the bbl could be reverse engineered. I also think doing it without the permission of Desert Tactical Arms would be counter productive.

Kind of like this one... Designed for operators, by operators. The new Remington® Modular Sniper Rifle (MSR™) combines lethal accuracy at 1500 meters with a user adjustable folding stock, free-float handguard, and the potential to change barrel lengths and calibers within minutes at the user...

Zak are you saying because you cannot find a patent in reference to the Desert Tactical Arms Stealth Recon Scout Rifle that it does not exist? Yet you want to publicly attack my character and accuse me of profiteering? I asked you to fill in the blanks on the bbl conversion above. There's proof...

1858, I have 4 of them, I'll try and get you some pics as requested. The benefit of the monopod really comes into play from the observation standpoint. Continually punching/fluffing a rear bag or staying on target can become fatiguing. With the FGW monopod, you turn the lever 1/2 a turn, the...

Well I hope their stance on the barrels changes, it would be nice to have other options out there, but at the moment, they have no desire what-so-ever to sell a DTA bbl to anyone other than DTA.

There is a pretty trick rear monopod in the works too. It replaces 2 of the LOP spacers in the rear of the rifle. When not deployed, it's flush with the bottom of the rifle and no one would even know it was on there. With TONS of adjustment range and lightweight construction, it's going to be a...

And so you know, the bbl shank and shoulder are equally as critical as the bbl extension. The extension simply screws on the bbl, if the shank were an incorrect dimension, the bbl would flop loosely in the receiver. If the critical dimension shoulder is too long or too short, the half moon bbl...

Maverick, have you contacted Krieger about getting a DTA contour bbl? They would seem to be the logical choice since they already have a program written for turning out the barrels right? Let me know what they tell you.

As far as I know Zak, it is a correct statement. I did not say it was legal or ok for someone to copy the bbl, I agreed it could be done with enough work and knowledge of the bbl setup. You would need to contact Desert Tactical Arms at 801-975-7272 if you want an answer to that from the...

For someone to copy the contour would be work enough without a spec sheet from DTA. Can't answer the "patent pending" questions, Nick would have to speak for that. I'm sure it could be duplicated, there are some talented machinists out there, but your not going to call your favorite bbl maker...

Well if you decide you want a 7mm variant let me know and we'll hook you up. It will certainly be cheaper to shoot than the .338 and the 7mm's will ballistically outperform the .300 offerings. Many people are confused about the intricacies of a custom caliber for the DTA rifles. First of all...

For the record, bbl conversions are available for the Desert Tactical rifles, just look here: http://www.freedomgunworks.com/desert-tactical-arms/stealth-recon-scout-barrel-conversions/prod_39.html You said if it was available in a 26" .308 you'd be all over it. Well here's your chance!

The handgun is an STI Tactical 5.0 and like their other 2011 frames it has an odd trigger guard that prevents my other 1911 holsters from working. Anyone know where I can get a holster for the thing? BTW, I don't want a generic cordura one. Thanks!