Another TREK-22 Review
Guns America recently dropped a great review of our TREK-22 stock for the 10/22. We love seeing more people get their hands on the TREK, and seeing their experience with it: “As you may have guessed, bullpup firearms can be a hot topic of controversy and argument among the gun community, but I’ve always been … Read more
Outdoor Life reviews the SRS A2
Outdoor life magazine reviews the desert tech srs a2 for performance, accuracy and modularity in both 308 winchester and 6.5 Creedmoor
Bore sighting and Zeroing your scope
If you are like me, you are frequently swapping scopes back and forth from one rifle to another. As long as you are using a good scope and mounting system this can be a very helpful practice, but also very tedious if you don’t have a good system to do it. Today I’d like to … Read more
Guns and Ammo Rimfire Magazine reviews the TREK-22
The TREK-22 has garnered some attention in the rimfire market, and as such it has been the topic of a great many reviews. Guns and Ammo recently did a review of the TREK in their latest rimfire special edition. The author discusses the assembly and setup of the TREK-22, as well as its shootability and … Read more
Oneill Ops Reviews the SRS M2
Oneill Ops is a a very experienced group of hunters and long-range shooters. Watch the video here where they review the desert tech SRS M2
Rimfire Report: TFB reviews the TREK-22
The Firearms Blog has done a review of our Trek-22 stock for the ruger 10/22
An MDRX Master Class
The youtube channel Alabama Arsenal does an in depth review of the Desert Tech MDRX bullpup rifle.
Plinking with the TREK-22
22 Plinkster has released a video shooting his TREK-22. After installing a Ruger 10/22 into the new TREK-22 stock, you can follow along as he tests it out on the range. Its nice to see another perspective of the rifle, and how each person applies the TREK to their shooting needs. If you’re curious or … Read more
MDRX Rivalry: One gun for every scenario
We get a constant stream of questions from would be MDRX owners trying to decide on which MDRX configuration they should purchase. The obvious answer to that question is; why just one? One of the most advantageous aspects of the MDRX family is the ability to interchange from one caliber or configuration to another. So … Read more
Guns & Ammo Hunts with the SRS A2
Guns & Ammo brought along an SRS A2 for one of their recently published hunts, a Nebraska Whitetail deer hunt. We have always thought that the SRS makes an excellent hunting tool, its good to see we are not the only ones: “The SRS-A2 was an ideal choice for hunting from a blind because it … Read more
Trasol Upgrade
For those of you using our Trasol ballistic app, there is some great news! Trasol has been updated with a MASSIVE new bullet library to allow you to select your favorite bullet. This will auto populate all the pertinent bullet data into your trajectory solution. Trasol provides the best calculations for your shooting experience, if … Read more
New TREK-22 Owners share their experience
With TREK-22’s shipping out every week, there are quite a few new owners out there. A few of them have been kind enough to share their experience installing and shooting their new TREK-22. Here is what they’ve said: Ryan said: A huge upgrade over the stock 10/22! The first thing I noticed unboxing was how … Read more
Side Eject VS. Forward Eject
There has been some confusion regarding the MDRX and its various configurations. In order to help customers understand, we put a video together to show the differences. And since you are already here, I’ll explain it you: Chassis The base of all Desert Tech rifles is the rifle chassis, the chassis consists of the base … Read more
Autumn’s Armory shoots the Trek-22
One of the Trek-22’s strong points as a bullpup chassis for the 10/22, is reducing the overall length of the rifle. This in turn brings the point of balance further back. This is particularly handy for small and young shooters, who’s stature may make shouldering a rifle difficult. Autumn Fry from Autumn’s Armory has been … Read more
Forgotten Weapons reviews the MDRX Micron
Ian reviews the Desert Tech MDRX Micron, with very satisfying results.
The Quattro-15
One of the newest products from Desert Tech, innovating America’s favorite rifle. The Quattro 15 is an AR Lower receiver that allows the use of our 53 round quad-stack magazines.
Restocking the freezer with the SRS A2
Every so often we get an opportunity to partner up with other folks from the industry to do something fun, and today was one of those days. Iain Harrison of Recoil Magazine joined us for a cow elk hunt this fall, and as you might imagine, we brought along the hardware. The SRS A2 was … Read more
A First Deer Story: Deer hunting with the Desert Tech SRS A2 Covert 6.5 Creedmoor
A good hunting story is hard to pass up, and todays is one of those. One of our own employees went on his very first deer hunt this month, and brought a camera along to share his experience. Nick was shooting his personal SRS A2 Covert with the eighteen-inch 6.5 Creedmoor conversion kit. Watch the … Read more
Is .223 Wylde Better Than 5.56 and .223 Rem?
The .223 Wylde chamber is one of those epitomes of the concept of “happy” medium when it comes to shooting. It was born out of a need to balance engineering for accuracy and pressure. The dimensions of a firearm’s chamber, even with the exact same case dimensions, greatly affect how a gun will shoot. The … Read more
Part of a Team, careers at Desert Tech
If you are looking for a job, Desert Tech is always looking for good people to join our team
Trasol: A Ballistic Calculator Introduction
It’s a shame teachers aren’t paid more. Sure, as a kid in school, you swore that you’d never use math in real life. Looking back, boy were you wrong. Those math teachers gave you the foundation you need for long range shooting. Thanks, Mr. Werner! Shooting at distance involves a lot of math and calculations. … Read more
Optics: First Focal Plane vs Second Focal Plane
A discussion on the difference between first focal plane scopes and second focal plane scopes.
The Pros and Cons of Ultra-Light AR15s
Lightweight AR15′ rifles can be very handy, does it fit your shooting needs?