Just pick up a barreled action from a reputable company and bolt to a quality chassis system. As Pete demonstrated in his article, you do not need to be a gunsmith to jump into the realm of precision shooting, whether it be in rimfire or bigger, centerfire cartridges. Installing a barreled action to an MDT chassis is intuitive and relatively simple. The Forend Hood predictably is seated over the top of the ACC Chassis and mitigates mirage but can also be used to mount prisms or night vision devices.
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The MDT Vertical Grip is equally easy to install by connecting the inner structural piece to the ACC Chassis and then sandwiching that with your two grip halves to complete the Vertical Grip. This chassis grip offers forward and backward. This will lead to better accuracy and safer trigger manipulation. Adjusting the grip position enables the shooter to properly position their hand and guarantee a 90 degree trigger press. The SRS-X Stock attaches to the ACC Chassis simply with one large hex bolt, which is intuitive and easy. The MDT Vertical Grip ELITE allows the shooter to adjust the distance and angle from the grip to the trigger. Other MDT components that were high on Pete's build list were the SRS-X Stock, Forend Hood, and Vertical Grip. More: MDT Mention - Anthony Amantine Discusses his Thermal Hog Rifle These are all key features long-range shooters – rimfire or centerfire – admire. Also, an ARCA rail runs the entire length of the forend to make the addition of tripods, bags, and bipods a cinch. This milled, one-piece chassis boasts 10 M-LOK slots on all three facings of the forend for endless accessorizing. The ACC Chassis, designed for competition, is incredibly modular and adaptive to the needs of a competition shooter.
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More: Check out TFB's Precision Rimfire Series If Pete ever grew tired of shooting rimfire, he could swap the Vudoo for a centerfire short-action Remington 700 style action and have a large caliber, short-action ready for work. The Vudoo V-22 barreled action is a short-action Remington 700 footprint that allows for the barreled action to be used in various chassis systems. The beauty of the ACC Chassis, according to Pete, is that this chassis is a drop-in, free-float design, so assembly was a breeze. For a trigger Pete used a Timney Remington 700 2 Stage.Īccording to Pete, the MDT ACC Chassis was chosen because he wanted to emulate long-range, precision-style shooting typically seen in PRS/NRL matches but accomplish it more affordably via the path of rimfire. Atop the Vudoo V-22, Pete mounted a Vortex Razor Gen 2 4.5-27 and a Thunder Beast Arms Corporation 22 Take Down Suppressor for noise suppression. The rifle's core was a Vudoo V-22 Barreled Action bolted to an MDT ACC Chassis. Recently, TFB's Editor-In-Chief Pete built a unique precision rimfire rifle. There are very few corners of the firearms universe that TFB does not go. From concealed carry and silencers to machine guns and precision rifles. TheFirearmBlog, or TFB, affectionately known for its apolitical "Firearms Not Politics" stance covers a wide range of firearms topics. Editor's Note: MDT Mentions is a new series where we highlight unique individuals discussing rifle builds, skill sets, or going over gear that pertains to shooting.
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