20 MOA BUILT-IN FULL LENGTH PICATINNY RAIL. AICS MAGAZINE COMPATIBLE. REMOVEABLE END CAP FOR EASY BOLT REMOVAL. LIGHTWEIGHT FREE-FLOATING M-LOK FOREND. THREADED HOLES ON THE SIDE FOR OPTIONAL RAIL MOUNTING. AR GRIP COMPATIBLE. INTEGRATED BARRICADE STOP. AMBIDEXTEROUS MAGAZINE …

Decades in the trenches with America’s military and law enforcement inspired the tactical rifle you see here – unequaled in precision, reliability and versatility – the Model 700 Tactical Chassis. …

2013年7月8日 · Take a standard Remington 700, drop it into this chassis, and you instantly have a rifle that almost rivals Remington’s XM2010 in terms of features. All you need in addition to a rifle and the chassis is a buttstock assembly and pistol …

The MDT TAC21 chassis system is a combination of benchrest accuracy, superior ergonomics and specialized design. This chassis brings the bolt action rifles to the next level in versatility and modularity, with an instant improvement in accuracy.

2020年6月20日 · It just occurred to me that Remington actually uses the Tac21 on their “700 Tactical Chassis Rifle”. They offer it in 308win, 300win mag, and 338 Lapua mag. List price $2400. You can probably find everything you need to know by reading the reviews on those rifles.

Our TAC21 Gen2 Chassis system for bolt action rifles offers a combination of improved accuracy, superior ergonomics and specialized design allowing use of AR-15 butt-stocks, grips and automatically converts your rifle to an external box magazine fed rifle.

On version 21, the prototype was completed and the MDT TAC21 (21st rendition) Chassis became a reality, and the rest is history. Since then, the TAC21 is onto a Gen2 version, with an M-LOK compatible forend, an ambidextrous magazine latch, a more secure and adjustable locking end cap, and a slightly more aggressive barricade stop.

Engineered to minimize warping and distortion, the receiver makes contact with the Tac21 Gen2 chassis on the V shape bedding and recoil lug area, resulting in extreme accuracy and repeatability. In addition, abundant clearance on the forend makes any barrel free floating.

Since then, the TAC21 is onto a Gen2 version, with an M-LOK compatible forend, an ambidextrous magazine latch, a more secure and adjustable locking end cap, and a slightly more aggressive barricade stop.

After three and a half years of continuous use of the TAC21, I decided to post some updated thoughts on the system. Currently, my original TAC21 is living on a custom Remington 700 chambered in 223 Wylde. This rifle started life as a stock J-lock Remington 700 in …