MDT AICS METAL MAGAZINE 300 WSM/6.5 PRC 7 ROUND BLACK
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UPC
682157399017
Stock Number
177040277
Condition
New in box
Brand
MDT
Caliber
300 Winchester Short Magnum
Weight
0 lbs
MDT (Modular Driven Technologies) is a firearms accessory manufacturer specializing in chassis systems, magazines, and precision shooting components for bolt-action rifles. Founded in Canada, the company focuses on improving rifle performance through modular design and advanced engineering.
Rather than producing complete firearms, MDT develops components that allow shooters to upgrade and customize their rifles for better ergonomics and accuracy. Their products are widely used by competitive shooters, hunters, and law enforcement professionals.
MDT was founded in 2009 with the goal of improving precision rifle systems by creating better chassis solutions. The company’s first major product, the TAC21 chassis, was developed using direc…
MDT was founded in 2009 with the goal of improving precision rifle systems by creating better chassis solutions. The company’s first major product, the TAC21 chassis, was developed using direc…
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These magazines are designed with a unique Double Stack to Single Feed (DSSF) transition design for reduced overall height compared to the industry standard. MDT AICS-pattern metal magazines are manufactured from high strength steel, nitrided, and finished inside and outside with Cerakote Elite for ultimate durability, corrosion resistance, and friction reduction. COMPATIBILITY: 6.5 PRC, 270 WSM, 7 RSAUM, 300 WSM. The magazines without front binder plates allow a maximum cartridge overall length of 2.960. These are compatible with all AICS-pattern bottom metal and chassis systems, but most common actions such as Remington 700 and Savage 10/11 will require modifications to the receiver (i.e. notching out the bottom of the feed ramp) to prevent the bullet tips from catching on the bottom of the feed ramp (see photo below).
