MDT TIMBR Core Kit Laminate Stock Savage Short Action RH 116109CCL

Description

The MDT TIMBR Core Kit is one of those upgrades that makes you wonder why nobody blended the two worlds sooner. On the outside it's a handsome sporter-style laminate stock with that warm, traditional wood character. On the inside it's all business: an aluminum micro-chassis with a V-block bedding system that locks your barreled action in place with zero guesswork. You get the look and feel hunters have loved for generations, backed by the kind of consistency you'd expect from a full aluminum chassis.

What Sets the TIMBR Core Kit Apart

Laminate construction is the quiet hero here. Layered wood pressed under high pressure resists the warping and point-of-impact shifts that can plague solid wood stocks, so your zero holds steady through swings in temperature and humidity. Married to MDT's micro-chassis and V-block bedding, that means repeatable torque values and a precise action fit without sending anything off to a gunsmith. The forend channel is generously sized too, so it clears heavier barrel contours that traditional wood stocks usually can't handle.

Setting Up Your Savage Short Action

This kit is cut for the right-hand Savage 110 Short Action pattern, and installation is refreshingly simple. Lay the barreled action into the stock, run the action screws to spec, and you're shooting. Because the kit includes the CORE bottom metal, you drop straight into AICS-pattern magazines and can run whatever capacity fits your day, from a low-profile 3-rounder to a 10-round mag. The trigger guard opening is wide enough to clear factory and most aftermarket triggers.

Built for the Field and the Bench

MDT borrowed the good ideas from its chassis line and worked them into a shape that still feels like a rifle stock. A raised comb helps you get behind an optic, the belly runs flatter for rear-bag work, and the length of pull adjusts through included quarter-inch spacers so the fit is yours. Dual sling swivel studs up front handle a bipod and a field sling. Whether you're still-hunting the timber or ringing steel on the weekend, this setup gives you the warmth of wood with the repeatability of metal.