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The MDT LSS Gen3 chassis brings the same modular precision-rifle DNA MDT built its name on down to the humble Ruger 10/22. Instead of being stuck with your factory stock, you drop your barreled action into a machined aluminum core and build the rifle around how you actually shoot. Because the action stays put through every change, you can rework the whole platform and keep your optic zeroed right where you left it.
This is the Tactical configuration, and the forend is where it earns that name. You get M-LOK slots spread across the faces of the forend, so bipods, hand stops, weights, lights, and sling hardware all have a home. There's an enclosed, rigid design that holds its shape under a bipod load, and the whole chassis is machined from 6061 aluminum with a durable Cerakote finish that shrugs off truck-bed and range abuse. For a rifle you might toss behind the seat or run hard through a rimfire match, that toughness matters.
The real appeal of the Gen3 is the mix-and-match approach. The center body accepts AR-style pistol grips and works with MDT's buttstock interface system, letting you run an XTN adapter, a carbine buffer-tube setup for AR stocks, or a Picatinny interface for folding stocks. One thing worth knowing up front: the Ruger 10/22 uses its own dedicated interface assembly, so it isn't cross-compatible with the standard centerfire LSS Gen3 buttstock interfaces. Plan your build around the Ruger-specific parts and everything drops together cleanly.
Setting up a 10/22 in an LSS Gen3 is a smart move if you want cheap trigger time that mimics your precision or tactical rifle. Same grip angle, same M-LOK accessories, same feel behind the glass, just running affordable .22 LR. It's a practical, no-gunsmithing upgrade that makes an already great plinker feel like a purpose-built tool.
This chassis is built specifically around the Ruger 10/22 action, using a dedicated inlet designed for that platform. You drop your barreled action into the center body and secure it without any gunsmithing. It's a good idea to confirm your rifle is a standard 10/22 configuration before ordering.
Yes, that's the whole point of the Gen3 system. The center body accepts AR-15 style pistol grips, and MDT's buttstock interface options let you run everything from an AR carbine buffer-tube stock to a folding stock on a Picatinny interface. Keep in mind the Ruger 10/22 uses its own interface assembly that isn't interchangeable with the centerfire LSS Gen3 interfaces.
No. The barreled action stays clamped in the center body while you change forends, grips, or buttstocks, so your optic keeps its zero. That's one of the biggest advantages of the Gen3 design over swapping a whole stock.
Yes, this is the Tactical configuration, which pairs the Gen3 center body with the tactical forend loaded with M-LOK slots. That gives you plenty of room to mount a bipod, sling, light, or weights. It's a solid choice if you want a rugged, do-a-bit-of-everything rimfire setup.
| UPC | 990482726799 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 115061BLK |
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