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MDT HNT26 Chassis for Remington 700 Short Action Fixed Standard Right Hand Black

$1399.99
Brand
MDT
Color
Black/Carbon Fiber
Category
Gun Parts
UPC
990482701765

Overview

The MDT HNT26 is a lightweight hunting chassis system designed for the Remington 700 short action. It is constructed with an AZ61A magnesium alloy base, a carbon fiber grip, and a foam-filled buttstock that helps dampen sound, vibrations, and felt recoil. The system features a V-block bedding design to support a free-floating barrel and can accommodate barrels up to 1.25 inches in diameter. The HNT26 includes an adjustable comb riser with a soft-touch foam pad, an adjustable length-of-pull system, and an AICS-style magazine-compatible mag well with a low-profile latch. The forend is M-LOK compatible and includes integrated sling swivel and QD mounts. Titanium action and grip screws are included, and the entire system is designed to provide ergonomic support while maintaining a minimal weight.

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