DESERT TECH FIREARMS for Sale

Quick Look

Desert Tech Firearms, founded in 2007, specializes in precision rifles known for compact bullpup designs. Their focus on modularity delivers high-performance solutions for tactical and hunting markets. Desert Tech remains popular among enthusiasts valuing accuracy and adaptability in a lightweight platform.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact bullpup design for maneuverability
• Highly modular for multiple calibers
• Precision accuracy at long range
• Durable materials and construction
• Strong community and aftermarket support

Key Variants

Desert Tech SRS A2

This variant is favored for tactical use, offering rapid caliber changes and exceptional precision.

Desert Tech MDR

A versatile bullpup rifle designed for military and law enforcement applications with multi-caliber capability.

Desert Tech HTI

Designed for extreme long-range precision shooting with powerful calibers up to .50 BMG.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Desert Tech	Accuracy International	Barrett
MSRP	$4,500+	$6,000+	$8,000+
Capacity/Size	Bullpup, 5+1 to 10+1	Standard rifle layout, 5+1	Large rifle, 10+1
Weight	8–10 lbs	12–15 lbs	30+ lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Adjustable Match	Two-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Multi-caliber modularity	Proven military use	Powerful long-range performance
Notable Con	Niche brand, higher cost	Heavier and less compact	Very heavy and bulky

Best Use Cases

• Long-range precision shooting
• Tactical and law enforcement operations
• Modular hunting platform
• Competition shooting
• Advanced training and collection

FAQs

Can I change calibers on Desert Tech rifles?

Yes, Desert Tech rifles like the SRS and MDR support multi-caliber conversions through modular barrels and bolts, allowing quick changes to several calibers.

What is the weight of the Desert Tech MDR?

The MDR weighs approximately 8.5 pounds unloaded, making it a lightweight bullpup rifle suitable for tactical use.

How does the bullpup design affect Desert Tech rifles?

The bullpup design places the action behind the trigger, reducing overall length while maintaining barrel length and accuracy.