The Stealth Recon Scout (SRS) is one of the most versatile sniper systems in the world. It is nearly a foot shorter than conventional sniper weapons, maintains 1/2 MOA or better accuracy, and can be easily adapted to individual mission requirements by changing the weapon’s caliber and length. Whether a police sniper is shooting 50 yards or a military sniper is shooting a mile the SRS offers unrivaled flexibility in a package shorter than the M16 battle rifle.
Details
Accuracy
The SRS achieves superb accuracy in all calibers because it’s built around core accuracy components:
1. Match grade (free-floated) barrels, chambers, and crowns
2. High quality match trigger
3. Solid, repeating return-to-zero barrel mounting system (the receiver securely clamps around the first six inches of barrel)
Quick Caliber Conversion
The SRS is quickly convertible between the following calibers: 308 WIN, 300 WIN MAG, 338 LM, and 243 WIN. The caliber conversion and return to zero is simple and takes less than 60 seconds.
Benefits:
1. Operators can change rifle length, penetration, and distance capabilities.
2. Snipers can shoot various ammo calibers and types depending on METT-T.
3. Snipers can progressively train on more powerful ammo.
5. Reduced system down-times (the operator can change his own barrels).
Compact
The SRS is the shortest purpose-built sniper weapon in the world. The telescoping bolt and bullpup configuration make it almost a foot shorter than conventional Mauser-style turnbolt sniper rifles. The compact design shifts weight and center-of-gravity rearward, creating a perfectly balanced and relatively short rifle.
Rugged
The SRS was designed to operate under the harshest conditions and abuse. It is built of high-impact polymers; aircraft grade aluminum (ANSI 7075-T6); ultra high-strength steels; and some of the most durable coatings known to man. The monolithic receiver serves as a full length mounting chassis, eliminating the need for any sort of receiver-to-stock bedding interface. Ergonomic stock panels attach directly to the receiver.
The SRS maintains its accuracy and reliability in virtually any environment, including subzero arctic temperatures, extreme desert heat and dust, and wet jungle