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The MDT Field Stock is what happens when a precision chassis company decides to build something for the hunter and the range shooter who wants better accuracy without the tactical bulk or the tall-day-project install. It takes the guts of MDT's chassis lineup, an aluminum V-block bedding system, and wraps it in a familiar, traditionally shaped polymer stock. This FDE version is inlet for the right-handed Remington 700 short action, and installing it is about as simple as it gets: drop your barreled action in and tighten two screws. No bedding compound, no gunsmith, no headache.
The heart of this stock is a 6061 aluminum core with V-block bedding. That machined V-shaped block cradles your action and lets you torque it down for a rock-solid, repeatable connection to the chassis while the barrel floats completely free. Because it's aluminum rather than wood or hollow polymer, the bedding doesn't shift with temperature or humidity, so your zero holds and your groups stay honest shot after shot. Plenty of folks have reported tightening up groups from a sloppy factory stock just by making this swap, and the forend has internal support that keeps it from flexing into the barrel under bipod load.
This is a stock built to be dialed in. The toolless adjustable cheek riser gives you up to 1.370 inches of height so you can line up behind your optic with a consistent cheek weld every time. Length of pull adjusts about an inch through 1/4-inch spacers, taking you roughly from 13.5 to 14.5 inches. The forend carries M-LOK slots at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions for bipods, rails, or a tripod setup, and there are sling swivel studs on both ends for a sling or a bipod stud mount. At around 3.1 pounds with an overall length of 32.22 inches and a max barrel diameter of 1.250 inches, it stays light enough to carry deep into the backcountry.
One of the best parts of the Field Stock is that it converts your Remington 700 to run AICS-pattern magazines with no separate bottom metal to buy and no inletting. The magazine well is built right in, with an ambidextrous release just forward of the polygonal trigger guard. MDT's own metal AICS mags drop free clean, and popular polymer options like Magpul PMAGs feed reliably too. Whether you're setting up for a hunt, casual long-range plinking, or a club match, this stock gives you a versatile, accurate platform for the money.
No. The Field Stock has the AICS-pattern magazine well built right into the stock along with an ambidextrous release, so it converts your Remington 700 with no extra bottom metal and no inletting. MDT's own metal AICS mags drop free cleanly, and polymer options like Magpul PMAGs feed reliably, though some polymer mags may not fall completely free.
Not at all. Installation is genuinely a drop-in job: you set your barreled action into the aluminum V-block and torque down two action screws. There's no bedding compound to mix, no gunsmithing, and no special tools beyond a torque wrench, which makes this one of the easiest upgrades you can do at home.
It accepts barrels up to a maximum of 1.250 inches in diameter and free-floats the barrel along the full length of the channel. Most sporter, medium, and many heavy contours clear with room to spare, so if your barrel measures under that 1.250-inch mark at its widest, you're good to go.
It runs about 3.1 pounds depending on the rifle model, which keeps your overall build light enough for backcountry carry. The traditional shape and warm-to-the-touch polymer make it comfortable on long treks and cold mornings, while the V-block bedding still gives you the accuracy benefits of a full chassis.
| UPC | 990482704964 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 105825FDE |
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