MDT Timbr Core Walnut Stock – Tikka T3x Short Action RH

Description

The MDT Timbr Core takes the argument out of choosing between a good-looking wood stock and a stock that actually shoots. Each one starts as solid walnut carved from a single blank, then gets built around MDT's aluminum micro-chassis with a V-block bedding system. That inner backbone is where the accuracy lives. It gives your barreled action a rock-solid, flex-free home so your groups stay consistent shot after shot, while the walnut exterior brings the grain, warmth, and character that no synthetic can fake. Since every blank is unique, no two of these stocks look exactly alike.

What Sets the Timbr Core Walnut Apart

MDT leaned on its competition chassis experience here, so this is not your grandpa's straight-comb sporter. The comb sits a little higher to line you up behind a scope, the belly of the stock runs flatter to ride a rear bag, and it wears a more vertical grip with a 68-degree angle for a comfortable, repeatable hold. Laser texturing on the grip and forend gives you grip without chewing up your hands, and dual sling studs up front let you hang a bipod and a carry sling at the same time.

Fit, Setup, and Dialing It In

The Timbr Core ships with length-of-pull spacers so you can tune the fit to your build and layers. Installation is refreshingly simple: lay the barreled action into the V-block, torque the action screws to spec, and you are done. No bedding compound, no gunsmith visit, no guesswork. On its own the stock runs right around 2.6 pounds, giving you a nice balance of steadiness and field-ready handling.

Built for the Tikka T3x Short Action

This version is cut for right-hand Tikka T3x short-action receivers using the CTR profile. It does not include bottom metal, so you can pair it with MDT Core, Hunting, or Precision bottom metal (or any Badger M5 profile unit) to run AICS-pattern magazines and set the rifle up exactly how you hunt or compete.