Anyone running an MDT skeleton carbine stock?

[BravoSector1]

MDT released their Gen 2 LSS chassis and it's looks like a win for my bolt action short barreled rifle. I'm planning on adding the folding mechanism and their skeleton carbine stock. I put a request in to MDT but thought someone might have one and provide some feedback. Specifically, can you swap the cheek riser so a lefty can use the stock?

 

[thaflash_la]

I believe you can. I don’t remember from where, but I had that same question answered back before Black Friday. I ended up going with the version without the riser because it’s on an AR lower.

 

[SwiftScope]

@MDT_Josh can help you out!

 

[BravoSector1]

MDT got right back to me and it can be reversed. Thank you.

 

[MDT_Josh]

@BravoSector1 is right and as a lefty, I have used these SCS LH and RH

 

[frankprstw]

@BravoSector1 is right and as a lefty, I have used these SCS LH and RH

Josh, is the buffer tube in SCS stock a solid billet bar but not hollow tube?

 

[AlphaThree]

I picked up a skeleton stock and LSS on BF for a SBR build as well!

 

[MDT_Josh]

Josh, is the buffer tube in SCS stock a solid billet bar but not hollow tube?

The SCS-Lite and CCS use a solid, machined round bar as we need the cheekriser pins to pass through the buttstock, however, the standard SCS uses a different cheek riser mechanism which allows it to still be used as a buffer tube system and therefore work on your AR-15/10

Josh

 

[frankprstw]

The SCS-Lite and CCS use a solid, machined round bar as we need the cheekriser pins to pass through the buttstock, however, the standard SCS uses a different cheek riser mechanism which allows it to still be used as a buffer tube system and therefore work on your AR-15/10

Josh

Thank you Josh!

Does SCS come with a hollow buffer tube?
Does it weigh 1.96lb with the hollow tube?
If I find the LOP too long with the folding adaptor, and opt to cut the tube short, will the structure integrity remains adequate with an open end?