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MDT SRS-XF, Skeleton, Folding Stock Kit, Matte Finish, Black, Fits MDT XTN Stock Interface 103452-BLK

$426.00
Brand
MDT
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
709951103555
MPN
103452BLK

Overview

The MDT SRS-XF (Skeleton Rifle Stock Folding) buttstock in matte black is CNC-machined from 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum with polymer and steel components for robust strength. It is designed to fit the MDT XTN stock interface and features a folding mechanism secured by a central screw. The stock offers extensive toolless adjustability via thumbwheels and thumb or set screws, including an adjustable length of pull (LOP), an adjustable buttpad (height, cant, and depth), and a fully adjustable cheek rest (height, side-to-side, and cant) with an integrated bolt cut-out for easy bolt removal. Additional features include three ambidextrous QD flush cup sling mounts and a bottom-surface attachment point for a 2.5-inch accessory rail.

Price & Stock History

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