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There's a certain crowd that loves the look and feel of a wood stock but won't give up the accuracy of a modern chassis. The MDT Timbr Core Precision Kit is built for exactly that. This Green Mountain Camo version pairs laminated wood furniture with MDT's aluminum micro-chassis and V-block bedding, so you get old-school character on the outside and a rigid, repeatable platform where it counts. It's cut for the Remington 700 short action right-hand footprint, and the Precision Kit configuration means it comes ready to feed from AICS-pattern magazines.
Inside that smooth laminate exterior sits an aluminum bedding block with a V-block that locks your barreled action into place. That translates to a precise action fit, minimal flex, and groups that repeat trip after trip. Because the bedding is built in, there's no need to send it out for a traditional bedding job. Lay the barreled action in, torque the action screws to spec, and you're ready for the range. Most Remington-pattern setups just need two screws snugged down with an Allen key, which makes install about as painless as it gets.
Laminate construction is layered wood pressed under high pressure, which fights the warping and point-of-impact shifts that can plague solid wood in changing weather. That stability matters when you're chasing whitetail in the rain one weekend and punching paper in the dry heat the next. The Green Mountain Camo finish is dyed through the layers, so scratches and dings out in the timber won't leave bright bare wood showing.
MDT pulled ergonomic cues from their chassis line into the Timbr Core. You get refined grip geometry, a comb that rides right for optics, and a flatter belly that plays nice with a rear bag. Length of pull adjusts through included spacers, and dual sling swivel studs up front accept a traditional bipod and field sling. It's a stock that shoots like a chassis but still handles and looks like a proper hunting rifle.
No. The aluminum micro-chassis with V-block bedding is built right into the stock, so you just drop the barreled action in and torque the action screws to spec. For Remington-pattern actions that usually means snugging down two screws with an Allen key. It's a drop-in job you can do at the bench.
This Precision Kit configuration is set up to feed from AICS-pattern short action magazines, which opens up a wide range of polymer and metal options. That's a big step up from a traditional wood stock's internal box magazine. You can run whatever AICS mags fit your caliber and capacity needs.
GMC stands for Green Mountain Camo, MDT's green laminate color option for the Timbr Core line. The color is dyed through the layered wood, so it stays consistent even if the stock picks up scratches or dings in the field. It gives the rifle a classic wood look with a hunting-friendly green tone.
It's cut for the Remington 700 short action right-hand footprint using the Badger M5 profile. As long as your action matches that pattern, it should drop right in. If you're running a heavier barrel contour, check your barrel profile against MDT's channel specs to confirm clearance before ordering.
| UPC | 990482728588 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 116108GMC |
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