MDT TIMBR Core Chassis Precision Kit 116108CCL Rem 700 SA Walnut

Description

MDT built its name on competition chassis, and the TIMBR Core is what happens when that precision know-how gets poured into a classic wood stock. This precision kit is cut for the Remington 700 short action, and it drops your barreled action into an aluminum micro-chassis hidden inside solid walnut. The result is a rifle that looks like a heritage sporter but shoots with the consistency you'd expect from a metal chassis. Because every stock is machined from a single piece of walnut, the grain, color, and finish on yours will be one of a kind.

What the TIMBR Core Chassis Brings to a Rem 700 Build

The heart of this stock is MDT's V-block bedding system. Instead of sending your action off for bedding or gunsmith work, you lay the barreled action into the micro-chassis and torque the action screws down. That's it. The V-block locks everything in place with no flex, so you get a precise action fit and repeatable groups without the extra time or cost. The oversized forend channel free-floats heavier contours, so barrels up to an M24 profile clear without touching wood.

Ergonomics and Field Features on the TIMBR Core

MDT carried over the ergonomic cues from its chassis line here. You get a raised comb that lines up nicely behind a scope, a flatter belly that rides rear bags well, and refined grip angles that feel natural whether you're prone or shooting offhand. Length of pull adjusts via 1/4-inch spacers, and integrated sling studs on the forend let you hang a bipod and a carry sling at the same time. A rubber recoil pad soaks up the impulse and makes range days easier on the shoulder.

This precision kit configuration includes bottom metal, which means AICS-pattern magazines feed straight into your build. Between the walnut looks, the drop-in chassis, and the box mag setup, it's a strong pick for hunters and precision folks who want tradition and performance in one package.