Anyone have one yet? The whole concept of adjusting weight, not a new innovation, seems to be pretty interesting.
MDT ACC Chassis
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@RyanM is right as we are only starting to ship them this week/next week. We have had a handful of top shooters run these chassis so far, with great results!
The guys who finished 9th and 16th at the NRL Finale last weekend were both running prototype ACC's. They have also racked up a few 2 day, points match wins without even being released yet: MLRSC 2018 - Tac Division, Bushnell Jurassic Classic 2018 - Tac Division, Carolina Summer Shootout - Tac division, The Firm Rifles Vortex Rampage - Tac division, and not to mention a whole host of other good placements all over the place.
If you'd like to give one of these a go, we are starting to ship now, contact your dealers or order from us directly, and if you don't like the chassis, then you can return it within 30 days, no questions asked!
The guys who finished 9th and 16th at the NRL Finale last weekend were both running prototype ACC's. They have also racked up a few 2 day, points match wins without even being released yet: MLRSC 2018 - Tac Division, Bushnell Jurassic Classic 2018 - Tac Division, Carolina Summer Shootout - Tac division, The Firm Rifles Vortex Rampage - Tac division, and not to mention a whole host of other good placements all over the place.
If you'd like to give one of these a go, we are starting to ship now, contact your dealers or order from us directly, and if you don't like the chassis, then you can return it within 30 days, no questions asked!
Awesome! And they are starting to ship now/next week too with the chassis, so if you order them now, they'll be with you very soon.
@hookedonbrass the width of the weight is 1.440" (give or take a few thou), which is wider than the barrel channel in your KRG Bravo. In order to run the two side, m-lok weights and a few interior weights, you'd have to mill out a pocket for them to sit in, or remove material off the sides of the weight.
I ordered the chassis the day it made it on your website. I run an impact action, so I was curious to see how it would work. I also ordered all the weights. The only thing was a surprise was the fact it didn’t come with a grip and that had to be purchased separately.
I give it a go and see if this will work for me.
We’re you notified it shipped? I’ve told next week for a couple of weeks including today.
How would they know what grip you want? People have different sized hands and different prefs for ergo. Spec and buy the grip you want.
I thought it was pretty clear on the website that the vertical grip is something you have to order separately (as are the weights).
From the product page on the MDT website:
I am happy to hear you're excited about the chassis and I can almost 100% guarantee it'll work right out of the box for your Impact, as one of our sponsored shooters, who has been running this chassis, has had an Impact in his the whole time. Let me know what you think of it though!
Also, I am sorry for all the confusion on the grip @vol375, but @diverdon is right in that we wouldn't want to force you into using one type of grip
Some people like vertical grips, others don't and a lot of people already have their favourite grip that they'd want to run on this chassis.Josh
Looks like mine is arriving tomorrow. Cant wait to get behind this thing. Very excited to test this chassis out!
Yeah, mine shipped too. It’s arriving Monday.
Let me know what you guys think! I just put my Tikka in a prototype ACC for a match on the 9-11th and I am very excited.
So... Where are the photos ???
Seriously, you can't say that and then not post photos ???
We are doing some more video and pictures today. I will post some up soon!
Only took me a minute to get this thing adjusted to me. Feels so natural behind it. The ability to slide the new grip forward and backward to get the perfect trigger finger placement is a really nice feature. Will get out to the range the first half of next week and start testing it out.
I've got twins!
I've got a few hundred rounds through my .223 trainer in the ACC (and just enough through my 6 Creed to zero it) and I'm a big fan. It's great to be able to tune the weights to have the balance point right where you want it. I'm also really liking the vertical grip, it's perfect if you like to float your thumb/use the thumb shelf.
I've got a few hundred rounds through my .223 trainer in the ACC (and just enough through my 6 Creed to zero it) and I'm a big fan. It's great to be able to tune the weights to have the balance point right where you want it. I'm also really liking the vertical grip, it's perfect if you like to float your thumb/use the thumb shelf.
What is the barrel profile and length of the rifle in front? Trying to “calibrate” my eye for my own build... Thanks
The rifle in the front is a Defiance Deviant Elite with a 26" Hawkhill M40 in 6 Creed and the one behind it is a Rem 700 with a 26" factory barrel in I think Varmint profile in .223.
Here is a quick photo for you guys
I just got out to the range with it after work on Friday, but have only had a chance to zero and run run a quick practice session with it. Yes, this is a Tikka inlet. No, it was not intended to be left handed (but my poor machining skills and a spare vertical mill changed that!). Yes, it is awesome!
Also, for all of you guys and girls out there waiting for an inlet to become available for your rifle, check out this link https://mdttac.ca/pages/pre-ordering-information
https://mdttac.ca/pages/pre-ordering-information
You are correct! At the beginning of the season the whole barreled action was orange, now just the action remains and a new barrel is hanging off it.
Here is a quick photo for you guys
I know it's sacriligous but could you post a photo or two of your surgery? I'm teetering on the edge of switching to a left hand Tikka action and every little bit helps....!
I don't have any good photos of the actual machining, but the end result is pretty straight forward.
All you have to do is mirror the RH inletting and make room for the bolt handle, such that nothing is making contact. 20 minutes on a vertical mill that is older than I am, and boom, the inlet is ready to go! This photo is of my XL Gen2 that I did earlier in the year.
@MDT_Josh thanks! I’m going to do that with the HS3 chassis in the meantime. I figured there wasn’t much to the machining, but wanted to see the work required. Now to find someone I know with a mill!!
ETA: I should also add, I wondered how you has an LSS-XL Gen 2 with that buttstock interface in a Tikka lefty since it wasn't showing on the MDT website. Tricksy!
ETA: I should also add, I wondered how you has an LSS-XL Gen 2 with that buttstock interface in a Tikka lefty since it wasn't showing on the MDT website. Tricksy!
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If you were patient and took your time, you could do 95% of the same job with a hacksaw and a single cut file, if you can’t find a milling machine locally
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