All NEW Daniel Defense Delta 5™ Bolt Action Rifle

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All NEW Daniel Defense Delta 5™ Bolt Action Rifle

We have some more information for ya on the new Daniel Defense Delta 5™ Rifle!

Current ETA.... SOON :) (that's all the information I've been given at this time - the .308 will hit the market first, with the 6.5 to follow)

Price... $2,885.00 + applicable taxes and shipping

Link to Website: https://www.wolverinesupplies.com/SearchByKeyword?word=DD14215907#?sortValue=0

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OVERVIEW:

Daniel Defense has taken the modularity of the AR platform and integrated it into a one-of-a-kind bolt action rifle. From an interchangeable cold hammer forged barrel to a user-configurable stock, the DELTA 5 features out-of-the-box customization that would normally require professional gunsmithing. Designed for the user that expects more from their rifle, the DELTA 5 provides the ultimate long range shooting experience from the day its purchased. No custom wait time required.


SPECIFICATIONS:

Calibre: .308 Win. / 6.5 Creedmoor

Action: Bolt

Safety Type: Two-Position

Trigger Type: Adjustable single stage Timney Elite Hunter with two position safety (1.5 – 4 lbs)

Barrel Specifications: 20" (.308 Win.) / 24" (6.5 CM), User-interchangeable, stainless steel cold hammer forged to contour, 5/8 x 24 TPI (Threads Per Inch) with thread protector

Twist Rate: 1:10" (.308 Win.) / 1:8" (6.5 CM)

Sights: Sold Separately

Stock Description: Ergonomic Stock constructed of carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer, Adjustable Cheek Riser for preferred height, yaw, and drift, Configurable Buttstock offers length of pull and butt pad height adjustments

Capacity: 5 Rounds

Weight: 8.9 lbs (.308 Win.) / 9.5 lbs (6.5 CM)

Overall Length: 40" Max (.308 Win.) / 44" Max (6.5 CM)

Classification: Non-Restricted


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

ACTION: Mechanically bedded stainless steel action with integral recoil lug

BOLT: Three-lug bolt with a 60 degree throw and floating bolt head

BOLT KNOB: 5/16 - 24" removable bolt knob

PICATINNY SCOPE BASE: 20 MOA/ 5.8 MRAD of elevation with four #10-32 bolts

BOTTOM METAL: Integrated with pillars and barrier stop

ATTACHMENT: 14 total M-LOK points along forend with one point on bottom of buttstock

QUICK DETACH: Three M-LOK QD sling points


HIGHLIGHTED FEATURES:

USER INTERCHANGEABLE BARREL: No gunsmith required. Factory set headspace and is easily swapped by removing two bolts from the bottom metal and a barrel nut.

INTEGRAL PILLARS: Integrated as part of the bottom metal and allows for metal contact to the mini chassis and action. More rigid plus eliminates humidity and temperature concerns, which allows for uniform performance in all weather conditions.

INTEGRAL RECOIL LUG : Integral to the action instead of a separate piece sandwiched between the action and barrel for consistent, superior performance. The shoulder also extends 360 degrees to provide a bedding surface for the scope base, thus not allowing the scope to move during recoil.
 
I just don’t see how DD is going to get a winner out of this. At 2800-3000 you can get much better than this.

I mean really.

Remington 700 factory 6.5 barreled action threaded: 700 new
KRG Bravo chassis: 525 new
MDT 10 round magazine: 80 new
Trigger tech special: 250 new

Call it 1550 plus tax for something comparable. Is a quick change barrel system that is likely going to require proprietary barrels and a 60 degree throw worth 1300 dollars more?
 
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As a DD fanboy, no way in hell would I ever buy this for $2800-3000. What the hell are they thinking....
 
Don't get me wrong I love the details but as mentioned above I'd drop $1100 on a Rem 700 Magpul and spend the remainder on ammo
I'm sure these will sell as new stuff always does lol
 
Easy "no-brainer" barrel change sounds very appealing. Which other bolt action rifle can you do that with? None that I remember. This DD sounds like one ultimate bolt action to replace all others. Buy a few extra spare barrels and you're set for life.
 
anton520b said:
Easy "no-brainer" barrel change sounds very appealing. Which other bolt action rifle can you do that with? None that I remember. This DD sounds like one ultimate bolt action to replace all others. Buy a few extra spare barrels and you're set for life.
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Or just buy 3 rifles for the same price as one and a few barrels... Why bother switching calibers when you can switch guns for cheaper?
 
anton520b said:
Easy "no-brainer" barrel change sounds very appealing. Which other bolt action rifle can you do that with? None that I remember. This DD sounds like one ultimate bolt action to replace all others. Buy a few extra spare barrels and you're set for life.
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Considering that the interchangeable barrels will be proprietary to DD, what’s the advantage? As others said, the barrels are going to cost as much as a second rifle.
Not to mention, the return to zero issues that I guarantee will be problematic at best. And another thing. Why is a cold hammer forged barrel a desirable thing? Is this bolt action capable of sustained automatic fire?
 
The Delta5 seems comparable to the Tikka T3X Tac A1 in price and specs. Hopefully, the price comes down a bit to be more competitive.
 
As a DD fan boy, I'm happy to see them break into the market. Pricing is high, but I'm certain there is good reason.
 
FoxAlpha said:
I just don’t see how DD is going to get a winner out of this. At 2800-3000 you can get much better than this.

I mean really.

Remington 700 factory 6.5 barreled action threaded: 700 new
KRG Bravo chassis: 525 new
MDT 10 round magazine: 80 new
Trigger tech special: 250 new

Call it 1550 plus tax for something comparable. Is a quick change barrel system that is likely going to require proprietary barrels and a 60 degree throw worth 1300 dollars more?
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You'd have to assume that the quality of the DD barrel and action is much higher than your typical Remington 700 (which, these days, is basically sh!t). Still, nearly $3,000 is a lot of money for what is basically a run of the mill bolt action rifle.
 
This sounds over priced and gimmicky to me. How often does someone change caliber? Just buy a savage and you can change caliber at home with basic tools. For that price you can get all the tools and a few barrels and bolt faces.
 
Agreed with other comments pricing is gonna make this a tough pill to swallow, just doesn't make sense for what's being offered here.
 
FoxAlpha said:
Considering that the interchangeable barrels will be proprietary to DD, what’s the advantage? As others said, the barrels are going to cost as much as a second rifle.
Not to mention, the return to zero issues that I guarantee will be problematic at best. And another thing. Why is a cold hammer forged barrel a desirable thing? Is this bolt action capable of sustained automatic fire?
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Barrel life and average consistancy is better with chf barrels. And current remington offerings shoot like #### so not really a comparable at your mentioned price point. You need to at least factor in the cost of getting the action worked and chucking in a bartlein barrel or something. And you still don't have the caliber conversion kit.

If you don't need the caliber conversion kit I say forget this and forget the ####ty lemington and get a tikka ctr and forget the rest.

But if you wanted to do a 308 and 6.5 but dont have the money to play in the kraken, axmc, mrad etc rarified air this is a great option.
 
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