MDT Releases Tikka T3x and T1X Inlets for the MDT Field Stock

MDT Releases Tikka T3x and T1X Inlets for the MDT Field Stock

MDT has redefined the modern rifle stock with the Field Stock. Its traditionally shaped polymer provides comfort and warmth in cold weather but improves accuracy with its aluminum v-block bedding and free-floated barrel. The Field Stock’s adaptability raises the bar of any factory rifle. An adjustable buttstock and length of pull means the user can adjust the gun to their body, ensuring comfortability in long-range shooting. Furthermore, the Field Stock has an M-LOK forend to add accessories, like an ARCA rail or weights, meaning the rifle could be adapted to any shooting discipline. The Field Stock is also compatible with AICS magazine.

Key Features of the MDT Field Stock:

  • Swivel studs and M-LOK forend.
  • One size fits all with an adjustable buttstock cheek riser and length of pull spacers.
  • Easy installation.
  • At home in the field or on the range.
  • V-Block bedding for rigidity and stiffness that dramatically improves accuracy.
  • Free-floated barrel.
  • AICS magazine compatible.
  • Available in Black, FDE, and the all-new ODG option.

The best part of the Field Stock is the range of rifle actions available. Initially, Remington, Savage, and Ruger actions were offered, but over time, MDT added more. However, one of the most requested was Tikka. The Field Stock can accommodate both the short and long-action Tikka T3/T3X, and for NRL 22 folks, the T1X is now available for the Field Stock. A shooter can take one of the best factory actions and increase its performance and shootability with the Field Stock. Check out the Field Stock for your next factory rifle build!

The MDT Field Stock is now available in OD Green!

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