#MDTChassis

The MDT ORYX Chassis appears to be a product that is gaining a lot of momentum. In my gunshop, I have had a couple customers mention it in conversations. Most were liking the price point and took a “wait and see” attitude. The chassis has been on the market for a few years so, many are out there. MDT was cool enough to provide an ORYX Chassis for Remington 700 LA (long action) for review.

Hello and welcome back to another edition of The Rimfire Report! This ongoing series is all about the rimfire world and its various guns, ammunitions, sports, and history. Precision rifle shooting has taken off in popularity over the last few years and that excitement and enthusiasm have bled through its centerfire origins right on through to rimfire shooters like myself. I attended my first Rimfire Precision Rifle Series (PRS) match in 2021 and since then I’ve been heavily researching the subject to learn all the ins and outs as well as get a read on some of the trends that the niche sport has taken on. I recently had the opportunity to review one of Modular Driven Technologies’ Oryx chassis for the Ruger 10/22 platform. Today we’ll be going over a few of the details and observations I’ve seen with the MDT Oryx chassis and how I think it can be a boon to curious or new rimfire PRS shooters.

Photo Of The Day: What do you think about shooting groups? Do you get stressed out or is it more like yoga? Here is a .3″ group with 3 shots at 100 yards. The rifle is a Springfield Waypoint 308, mounted in an MDT Chassis. The riflescope is a Vortex Razor 3-18x in a Spuhr mount. Rex Silentium manufactured the suppressor, and the specific model is called MG10. Bipod support from B&T Atlas.

PROOF Research and MDT have teamed up to produce the ultimate precision rifle. The new PROOF Research MDT Chassis Rifle takes the high-quality barrels of PROOF and combines them with the solid foundations that MDT produces for barreled actions. The new rifle will be available in .223 Rem, 6 ARC, 6 Dasher, 6 Creedmoor, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .308 Win.

Savage Arms announced a new series of rifles, dubbed The Precision Series, which includes a wide variety of caliber options.  Savage has been collaborating with Modular Driven Technologies (MDT) to provide a chassis system to pair with the new Precision Series.  The three precision rifles will include the 110 Elite Precision, the B Series Precision, and the A22 Precision.

Modular Driven Technologies (Canada) are makers of Chassis Systems and Accessories for Bolt Action Rifles.

“A complete bolt action rifle chassis system for under 400 bucks. Includes chassis, buttstock and grip.”

Owners of the Remington 700 SA now have another option from MDT.