{"id":91211,"date":"2018-05-09T14:09:03","date_gmt":"2018-05-09T18:09:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.gunsamerica.com\/blog\/?p=91211"},"modified":"2018-05-09T14:09:03","modified_gmt":"2023-08-30T19:29:49","slug":"nemo-dakkar-snipers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gunsamerica.com\/digest\/nemo-dakkar-snipers\/","title":{"rendered":"The Dakkar from NEMO: A Sniper’s Dream Realized"},"content":{"rendered":"\"The<\/a>\n

NEMO is a name synonymous with innovation. They made a splash as being one of the first to market with magnum caliber AR-pattern rifles. After that, they developed and sold the lightest recoiling semi-auto rifle in the .308\/6.5 Creedmoor class.<\/p>\n

This year, they have set their sights on something completely different. Just unveiled at the 2018 NRAAM, the NEMO Dakkar bolt action!<\/p>\n\"The<\/a>\n

How do you go from top-of-the-line semi-autos to top-of-the-line bolt actions? You team up with experts from that realm.<\/p>\n

NEMO already had a mastery of barrels in-house, as a recent XO in 6.5 CM caliber will attest. Spoiler alert: <\/em><\/strong>My test model turned in a .4 MOA 5-round group, and a .3 MOA group at 950 meters. So that part was handled.<\/p>\n

How about all the things that make a bolt action great besides accuracy?<\/p>\n\"The<\/a>\n

Fortunately for all of us in the Potato State, the Boise Valley is littered with firearms-related businesses. One of those companies is Kinetic Research Group (KRG), best known for making world-class aftermarket chassis systems for bolt action rifles.<\/p>\n

KRG\u00a0isn\u2019t a group of Harvard MBAs that decided to sell widgets. They are a group of former Special Forces snipers that understood there was a better way. In addition to their real-world experience, they routinely send out test items to snipers still on active duty for input, which gives them reach into the brain trust of current combat lessons learned.<\/p>\n\"The<\/a>\n

NEMO decided to team with KRG for the Dakkar and the result is spectacular. The chassis looks like something out of the space age and it contains all the features a growing boy needs. From the tool-less barrel change to the carbon fiber forend, innovation is the name of the game.<\/p>\n

The Dakkar is like nothing else and this is one you are going to need to hold to believe. Currently available in 6.5 Creedmore and 308, this one is going to make some waves.\u00a0 MSRP: $8,600.<\/p>\n

Dakkar Specs<\/h2>\n