$299.99
7 in stock
Online inventory may differ from in-store availability.
Quick turnaround so you get your gear sooner.
Trusted checkout with industry-standard protection.
Keeping Traditions Alive Since 1953
Secure Transactions provided with 
The MDT Field Stock is one of the easiest ways to wake up a Remington 700 short action. Drop your barreled action in, torque a couple of screws, and you have a stable, repeatable foundation that shoots more like a custom rig than a factory gun. At its core is an aluminum V-block that cradles the action in a machined tapered channel, so metal meets metal and your barrel floats free. That translates to more consistent groups shot after shot, without the point of impact wandering when the weather turns.
What makes this chassis clever is the overmolded polymer body wrapped around that aluminum core. You get the rigidity and bedding of a chassis with the warm, comfortable feel of a traditional stock, which matters when you are hunting in the cold or carrying the rifle all day. The integrated pistol grip puts your hand behind the trigger in a more natural, vertical position than a swept-back factory stock, so your trigger press stays cleaner. On the range this thing is rock solid, and shooters have reported zero point of impact shift after making the swap.
Adjustability is built in. The cheek riser and length-of-pull spacers let you set the rifle up so your eye lands behind the scope in the same spot every time. The forend carries M-LOK slots plus sling swivel studs front and rear, giving you room to hang a bipod, sling, ARCA rail, or extra weight to balance things out.
The other big win is magazine feeding. The Field Stock converts your Remington 700 to AICS-pattern magazines with no additional bottom metal or inletting, so you ditch the hinged floorplate or blind mag for quick, reliable reloads. Just plan on picking up a quality AICS mag in your caliber, since factory magazines won't fit. It settles in around 3 pounds 3 ounces, a sensible weight that adds stability at the bench without turning your rifle into a boat anchor.
No, the Field Stock converts your rifle to AICS-pattern magazines, so your factory floorplate or blind magazine won't feed here. You'll want to grab a quality AICS short action magazine in your caliber, like MDT's own polymer or metal mags. The upside is you get quick, reliable detachable reloads without buying separate bottom metal.
Most folks handle this as a straightforward drop-in job at home. You set your barreled action into the aluminum V-block and torque the action screws, no special tools or bedding required. Some shooters note the action fits into the recoil lug area quite snugly, so seat it firmly and make sure everything lines up before torquing down.
It works for both, which is really the point of this chassis. The overmolded polymer body gives it a comfortable, warmer feel for cold-weather hunting while the V-block bedding delivers range-grade consistency. At roughly 3 pounds 3 ounces it's a bit heavier than a bare-bones hunting stock, so backcountry hikers should factor that in, but it's a fair trade for the added stability.
The forend runs M-LOK slots plus sling swivel studs front and rear, so you have plenty of options. You can add a bipod, sling, ARCA rail, or M-LOK adapters for tripod work, and the M-LOK real estate is handy for adding weight to balance the rifle. That flexibility lets you set it up for hunting, competition, or casual long-range shooting.
| UPC | 682157410750 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 105825-FDE |
| Action | |
| Color | Flat Dark Earth |
| Model | |
| Style | Chassis |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.