Today on Guntalk Nation, we've got Daniel McLeroy from Daniel Defense.

He doesn't own the company. He's an engineer and a shooter. He's going to give you some tips on

PRS and some other little pet peeves. Lessons learned here.

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Hey, welcome into Guntalk Nation. Today on Guntalk Nation, we've got Daniel McLeroy

with Daniel Defense. Welcome in, man. Hey, good to be here. So, Daniel, I mean, tell people

what you do there and how the hell you're here. Yeah. Why are you here? I'm the senior product

design manager for Daniel Defense, new product development, and I focus on bolt-action rifles.

Okay. All right. So, we have a bolt gun sitting on the table. If you're listening to this,

you won't see it, but you can also tune in on YouTube, Facebook, all those places to see this

bad daddy. What do we have here? So, this is kind of a very non-traditional bolt-action rifle,

right? This is a 16-inch, heavy, garment contour barrel chambered in 308. It's a Delta 5 Pro

is the name of the model. It's a bolt gun. Yeah, bolt-action rifle. This is set up for when you

need anything within 500 yards to be able to be taken out. But a handier package then... Exactly.

The monster package, you guys know. Yeah, you know, a 26-inch barrel is great for muzzle velocity,

but a lot of times you just don't need it. And the mobility is more of a priority over the extra,

you know, feet per second or, you know, the kinetic energy downrange. I bet with a bull barrel,

you know, have your contour barrel on... Still doesn't move much when you shoot it, right?

No, it's an extremely controllable rifle. This one has the area 419 Hellfire muzzle brake on it,

which is what it comes with. A fantastic muzzle brake. But even if you're running it suppressed,

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