The ACC (Adjustable Core Competition) Chassis is designed around an integrated, modular weight system which allows you to customize the balance and mass of your rifle to maximize performance and minimize recoil.
MDT has just released their latest chassis system for precision rifle competition called the ACC. You can learn more about the ACC Chassis on the MDT website.
The MDT ACC Chassis carries an MSRP of $999 and is expected to start shipping in three to four weeks. MDT also added even more weight to the chassis the buttstock has a removable weight incorporated in it. The ACC starts at $999 (including buttstock) and is available now available at ĭon’t forget to follow us on social media for product news, videos and builds.The stock features all of the adjustments that one would expect from a precision rifle stock. The ACC Chassis features a full Really Right Stuff spec Arca rail the entire length of the 17.75” forend and can accept a traditional pistol grip or the MDT adjustable vertical grip. The ACC comes complete with a Skeleton Rifle Stock with a 13.375″-14.375″ length of pull. This added weight allows the shooter to perfect balance and tune their rifle for effortless positional shooting with the added benefit of reduced recoil. The weight system is integrated in the buttstock, barrel channel and forend allowing over 9 additional pounds to be added to the rifle chassis assembly. The biggest advantage is the ACC’s fully customizable steel weight system. The result is the ACC’s superior ergonomics and features. The MDT ACC was developed with input from top competitive shooters around the world. The Savage long action inlet will accommodate 3.850” AICS pattern magazines to maximize overall length for most common long action cartridges. The new Savage long action ACC chassis system is the most effective way to increase the accuracy and functionality of your Savage rifle. Modular Driven technologies is excited to announce the most advanced competition chassis in the MDT line up is now available for the Savage Long Action.
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