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Mdt Sporting Goods Inc 105828BLK Field Stock Black Polymer Fits Savage Short Action

Name: Mdt Sporting Goods Inc 105828BLK Field Stock Black Polymer Fits Savage Short Action
Brand: MDT
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$299.99

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Brand: MDT
Color: Black
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Lower Receiver
UPC: 990482713874
MPN: 105828BLK

Overview

The MDT Field Stock is a traditionally shaped polymer upgrade designed to improve the accuracy and ergonomics of factory Savage Short Action rifles. Built to provide comfort and warmth in cold weather conditions, it features an aluminum V-block bedding system and supports a free-floating barrel setup. This stock includes an adjustable buttstock to accommodate various shooters for long-range engagements and is configurable for multiple shooting disciplines. The forend incorporates M-LOK attachment slots for customizing accessories such as bipods and lights, and the stock comes equipped with standard sling swivel studs.

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