September 30, 2015

Deep South Precision Features Mossy Oak on Its Modern Sporting Rifles

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Deep South Precision Inc., also known as DSP Armory, has entered into a licensing agreement with Haas Outdoors Inc. to use their brand of Mossy Oak camouflage patterns on a new line of modern sporting rifles designed for hunting.

One of the company’s specialties is the ability to customize features of their rifles.

“We give our rifles more of a personal touch by adding features like textures on the front of the mag well and customizing the trigger guards,” says Ted Chatham, President of Deep South Precision Inc. “Modern sporting rifles are gaining popularity with hunters, but not a lot of rifles have been designed and built as a hunting rifle. We have designed our Deep Woods Line with hunters in mind. Adding a Mossy Oak pattern to the rifles puts a finishing touch hunters are sure to appreciate.”

“Our DSP-15 model rifle in both .223 Remington and 300 Blackout will be available in Mossy Oak Bottomland, Brush and Break-Up Country patterns. The DSP-15 platform in .308 will also be available in the same patterns,” says Chatham.

For more information on Deep South Precision contact Ted Chatham, President, at ted.chatham@deepsouthprecision.com or 662-862-4272. Please visit the DSP Armory website at www.dsparmory.com or find them on Facebook at DSP Armory.

Deep South Precision Inc. is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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