Any love for the Zermatt Matterhorn?

I have a manners tcs, manners prs2, and mdt ACC premier g2 in the stable and have recently been able to get quite a bit of experience with the Matterhorn.

I really enjoy the Matterhorn more than any of my other options. So much so, planning on selling my TCS soon. I don’t really know how to explain it, I’m not sure if it’s a bore height difference, or the grip, or the use of woods, but recoil seems very, very straight back and dampened and quite a bit in the system compared to my other stocks. That is without any of the weight kit installed, running a 6 GT suppressed.

I have yet to find anything that annoys me, besides the cost of some of the accessories. I did put some MDT external weights on the forend, and my bipod knob would not clear them, so I need to invest in some of their external weights, or just do without them. Not a huge deal, but that is the only thing that is annoyed me at all about it in a few months I’ve had it.

Overall, I love it

The gray ops MPro weights as shown on my setup are no issue but I use RRS heads on all my bipods. I don’t use any twist knobs.

The issue I had was with a ckyepod knob hitting. It clears the factory weights just fine, it’s the mdt weight that hangs lower. Although I don’t need all the weight I was trying to add, it’s literally the only thing that has even annoyed me thus far.

last match I just switched to the aluminum version of the gray ops MPA MPRO XL inserts. No weights on my rifle just a 28” 1.250” barrel and it’s the best setup now for me.

Southpaw357 said:

Thanks for your detailed review vid bro. It was useful. I appreciate your insights.

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Appreciate the support man! Always happy to help.

Not mine. But I have shot a few of them and they are very nice. It's on my want list for sure.

Yes, I love mine.

I want to try one. It's one of the few machined chassis I'm aware of other than the ARC Xylo that has the grip to butt area shaped to allow a thumb placement near the centerline like a traditional stock, and that's a feature that I really like. My thumb cramps up after a while if I float it off the side of a slab sided chassis with a pistol grip like say an MDT ACC elite. Allowing the thumb to sit closer to the centerline is much more comfy for me especially for long sessions.