MDT has launched their latest in rifle stocks with the new Timbr Frontier Stock.
MDT states “The MDT Timbr Frontier has been developed to provide the look and feel of a traditional stock while incorporating the precision and repeatability of the modern V-Block bedding from a chassis.
The buttstock and forend are made of Birch hardwood laminate giving every stock a unique wood grain and warm feel.
They are then finished with a high-quality clearcoat and attached to the aluminum micro chassis and bottom metal.
This is a new generation of wood stocks with a fully tool-less adjustable Length of pull, cheek riser height and interchangeable rubber over-molded grips to fit you and your style of shooting.
At just 4lb the Frontier allows you to use it for anything from hunting to target shooting with the ability to add accessories to the M-LOK forend and buttstock.
The stock uses standard AICS pattern magazines and has an easy to manipulate ambidextrous magazine latch.”
KEY FEATURES:
- TOOLLESS BUTTPAD & CHEEK RISER ADJUSTMENT
- Adjustable cheek riser for Remington 700 TIMBR Stock
- FOAM COVERED CHEEK PIECE
- AICS magazine for MDT Timbr chassis for Remington 700
- AICS MAGAZINE COMPATIBLE
- AICS Magazine compatible TIMBR Chassis
- AMBIDEXTROUS MAGAZINE LATCH
- grips for MDT Timbr Chassis for Remington 700
- INTERCHANGEABLE ANGLED & VERTICAL GRIPS
- Aftermarket rifle chassis TIMBR for Remington 700
- ALUMINUM V-BLOCK MICRO CHASSIS
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