Release of the new MDT ACC Chassis System

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We have just released our new chassis system; the Adjustable Core Competition or ACC Chassis System.

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The ACC is designed for the competitive shooting world. With an integrated, modular weight system which allows you to customize the balance and mass of your rifle, to maximize performance and minimize recoil.

The ACC chasis features a full 17" ARCA/RRS forend and M-LOK mounting points for additional weights and accessories. While the external forend weight system attaches via M-LOK, we have also created internal weights that slide into the forend underneath your floating barrel (without having to remove it). Optionally, utilizing the entire weight system, you can add up to 9 lbs to the ACC chassis. The chassis also features a flared magazine well, extended barricade stop, widened thumb shelf, adjustable cheek riser and length of pull.

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Along with the ACC, we have also release some supporting accessories like the MDT Vertical Grip (with forward and back adjustability), Buttstock Weight that fits into the Skeleton Rifle Stock v5.5, Exterior M-LOK Weights and lastly, Interior Forend Weights (interior weights are ACC specific).

Here's a quick video overview.

For the full details and specs, head over to mdttac.ca - Now available for pre-order
 

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TAC21 said:
The weights are sold separately.
To get a full set of internal forend weights (that can be installed without taking the rifle apart) is $144
External forend weights can be ordered in sets at $59.00
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Thanks for the quick response, found it at the bottom on your site.
Grand total for the chassis, grip, internal weights, bag rider, and the full 5 sets of external weights, plus buttstock weight will cash in around $1595.

My 12rd mag & Elite brake arrive today - looking forward to another order. Will have to wait for a few reviews - maybe 8451 Tactical already has his on the way?

Keep up the good work fellas
 
Looks terriffic. Have you done any accuracy testing with this stock? I would be interested in seeing some actual ten round groups and what you can get versus my McMillan setup.
 
MikeinCalgary said:
Looks terriffic. Have you done any accuracy testing with this stock? I would be interested in seeing some actual ten round groups and what you can get versus my McMillan setup.
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Oh yes, this is probably our most tested chassis ever. Not only by us, but a number of other top shooters.
We don't have a picture of a 10 round group here ready to post, but we can guarantee you that you will see an improvement.
Once we get some more data, we will post it here.
 
I'm like a crazy ex-girlfriend stalking you all over social media, but for the love go God, make this in a Tikka inlet please!

Also, on a related note, have you ever considered making ambidextrous inlets for some of the actions? One of the interesting aspects of the Magpul Pro stock is that it is ambi right out of the box. Would make managing SKUs easier and would really make us lefties happy campers.
 
jadam said:
I'm like a crazy ex-girlfriend stalking you all over social media, but for the love go God, make this in a Tikka inlet please!

Also, on a related note, have you ever considered making ambidextrous inlets for some of the actions? One of the interesting aspects of the Magpul Pro stock is that it is ambi right out of the box. Would make managing SKUs easier and would really make us lefties happy campers.
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Yup, Tikka is in the works :)

About the ambidextrous inlets, yes we were one of the first ones to actually produce this. See Savage Stealth. We just never rolled it out on our commercially available products, but may change that!
 
TAC21 said:
Yup, Tikka is in the works :)

About the ambidextrous inlets, yes we were one of the first ones to actually produce this. See Savage Stealth. We just never rolled it out on our commercially available products, but may change that!
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Thank you on behalf of all the Tikka freaks out there!

I did not know that. Please consider it again.
 
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