Description
MDT built the HNT26 for the hunter who wants chassis-level consistency without lugging around a chassis-level rifle. This version is set up for the Remington 700 long action in a right hand configuration, wrapped in a Cobalt Green Cerakote finish that stands out from the usual sea of black rifles at camp. It swaps the bulk you'd expect from a typical chassis for a magnesium alloy stock body paired with a carbon fiber forend, grip, and buttstock, keeping the whole package light enough to actually want to carry up a mountain.
Why the HNT26 Folding Stock Makes Sense on Long Hunts
The folding buttstock is the feature that gets the most attention, and for good reason. Fold it down and the rifle rides shorter on a pack, clears brush easier, and doesn't dig into your back on the hike in. When it's time to shoot, it locks back open securely so you're not worried about wobble at the moment it matters. It's a small mechanical detail that makes a real difference once you're a few miles into the backcountry.
What Sets This HNT26 Chassis Apart From a Standard Stock
Beyond the fold, this is still a proper chassis. V-block bedding keeps the action seated consistently shot after shot, the magazine latch is tucked right into the trigger guard so there's nothing sticking out to snag on brush or a pack strap, and the carbon fiber touch points stay warmer in your hands than bare metal on a cold morning. M-LOK slots along the forend give you a clean way to add a bipod or accessories without bolting on extra rails you don't need.
Dialing In Fit on the HNT26 Green Chassis
Length of pull and cheek height both adjust, so the chassis can be set up to match your build and the optic you're running rather than forcing you to adapt to it. It's compatible with AICS pattern magazines, which opens up a lot of options if you want to run a detachable box setup on your 700 instead of a fixed magazine.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: MDT
- Model: HNT26
- Manufacturer Part Number: 105661-CKG
- UPC: 682157404445
- Action Compatibility: Remington 700 Long Action
- Hand Orientation: Right Hand
- Color: Cobalt Green Cerakote
- Buttstock Style: Folding
- Forend Style: Standard M-LOK, Non-ARCA
- Chassis Material: Magnesium alloy body with carbon fiber forend, grip, and buttstock
- Approximate Weight: Up to 31 oz depending on configuration
- Magazine Compatibility: AICS pattern
- Bedding System: V-block bedding
- Adjustability: Length of pull and cheek height adjustable
- Accessory Mounting: M-LOK slots
What’s Included
- MDT HNT26 magnesium alloy chassis body
- Carbon fiber standard forend
- Carbon fiber pistol grip
- Foam filled folding carbon fiber buttstock
- Adjustable cheek riser
- Length of pull spacers and hardware
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the HNT26 folding chassis come with a magazine?
No, this chassis is built to accept AICS pattern magazines but does not include one in the box. Most owners already run AICS style mags or pick one up separately since the chassis is compatible with a wide range of options.
Will the HNT26 drop right onto my Remington 700 long action or do I need a gunsmith?
This chassis is built specifically for the Remington 700 long action footprint, so a factory or clone action should seat in without any fitting work. You will still want to torque the action screws to spec and check function before heading out, but it is designed as a straightforward swap.
Is the folding stock as rigid as a fixed one when it's locked open?
Once locked into the open position it holds solidly with no meaningful movement, which is what you want when you're actually pulling the trigger. There can be a very slight bit of play in the hinge itself when folded, but it doesn't affect the rifle's stability when the stock is deployed for shooting.
Can I adjust this chassis to fit my body and my scope setup?
Yes, the cheekpiece adjusts vertically and length of pull can be tuned with included spacers, so you can get proper eye alignment with your optic and a comfortable stance. That kind of fit adjustment is one of the main reasons hunters move to a chassis system in the first place.




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