Description
Drop your Remington 700 short-action barreled action into the MDT ACC Elite and you're working with what a lot of match shooters consider the benchmark for precision chassis. It's a right-hand FDE setup built around aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum with a Cerakote finish, and every part of it is aimed at one thing: helping you settle fast, stay locked in, and put more rounds on target when the clock is running. This is a bare chassis system, so you'll add your own barreled action and AICS-pattern magazines.
What Sets the ACC Elite Apart on the Clock
The heart of the ACC (Adjustable Core Competition) design is its modular weight system. You can add interior and exterior weights through the forend and buttstock to fine-tune your balance point and mass, which is the trick to keeping the rifle flat under recoil so your reticle barely moves. Pair that with the strengthened forend, solid center base, and a connector bar linking the grip to the buttstock, and you get a platform that resists twist and flex when you load hard into a barricade or bag.
Forend, Ergonomics, and Fit
The 19-inch M-LOK forend runs a full-length integrated ARCA rail, so bipods, tripods, and plates slide right where you want them for any position. Up front there's a wide, aggressive barricade stop that bites into props without marring them, plus adjustable M-LOK thumb rests on both sides and QD sling cups. The included SRS-X Elite buttstock brings toolless, rapid adjustability for length of pull and cheek height, with slots under the cheek rest for storing Allen keys. The MDT Vertical Grip Elite adjusts for back, front, and angle so your firing hand lands the same way every time.
Running Magazines and Getting Set Up
The ambidextrous, adjustable magazine latch feeds AICS-pattern magazines and lets you tune out any slop for a clean, repeatable fit with high-end actions. Length of pull adjusts from roughly 12.25 to 14.75 inches, so it fits a wide range of shooters. Whether you're chasing points in PRS, NRL, or positional matches, the ACC Elite gives you a proven foundation to build on.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: MDT
- Model: ACC Elite
- Manufacturer Part Number: 106557-FDE
- UPC: 990482704636
- Action Fit: Remington 700 Short Action, Right Hand
- Color / Finish: Flat Dark Earth Cerakote
- Construction: 6061 Aircraft-Grade Aluminum, Hard Anodized
- Forend: 19-inch M-LOK with full-length integrated ARCA rail
- Length of Pull: 12.25 in to 14.75 in, adjustable
- Grip: AR-style compatible; MDT Vertical Grip Elite included
- Buttstock: SRS-X Elite, toolless adjustable
- Magazine Compatibility: AICS-pattern
- Weight: Approx. 6.10 lbs (varies by added weights)
- Product Type: Rifle Chassis System
What’s Included
- MDT ACC Elite chassis (Remington 700 short action, right hand, FDE)
- SRS-X Elite buttstock with toolless adjustability and quick-release buttons
- MDT Vertical Grip Elite with backbar
- Adjustable M-LOK thumb rest
- Allen keys stored under the cheek rest
- Custom-cut forend grip tape
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifles does the MDT ACC Elite Chassis fit?
This version is cut for the Remington 700 short action in a right-hand configuration, and it also works with most aftermarket Rem 700 short-action clones that share the same footprint. You supply your own barreled action and drop it in. Confirm your action is short action and right-hand bolt before ordering.
What magazines does the ACC Elite use?
The chassis feeds from AICS-pattern magazines, which are the standard in precision and PRS shooting. Match the magazine length to your cartridge, such as short-action AICS mags with the binder plate for .308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor. The ambidextrous latch is adjustable so you can tune out play for a clean, repeatable fit.
Does the MDT ACC Elite come with a scope base or bipod?
No, the chassis ships as a chassis system with the SRS-X Elite buttstock and Vertical Grip Elite included, but no optic, mount, or bipod. The full-length ARCA rail on the 19-inch forend lets you clamp on a bipod, tripod, or plate wherever you need it. Scope mounting is handled by your action's own rail or bases.
Can I adjust the weight and balance of the ACC Elite?
Yes, that's a big part of the design. The ACC Elite accepts interior and exterior weights through the forend and buttstock, so you can shift your balance point and add mass to keep the rifle settled under recoil. This tuning is popular for stage-to-stage adjustments in PRS and NRL matches.




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