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Works with bottom as well as top bolt release. The Savage SA Oryx Chassis is designed to work with both common action screw spacing of 4.4" and 4.27". The stock is manufactured out of aluminum, hard anodized to MIL Spec Type III, and has durable polymer side panels.
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#Mdt oryx install
The drop-in style chassis is easy to install onto your action and comes with everything you need* to get out and get shooting. Designed with both range performance and hunting portability in mind - the ORYX provides superior ergonomics through it's specialized design. The ORYX Chassis was developed as an affordable PRS alternative to a conventional bolt-action rifle stock. As you know, MDT is world famous for Chassis designs and innovations that benefit PRS shooters. Designed by MDT, the Oryx Chassis Stock is no more expensive than a high quality conventional stock. Took the time to call me, went to their safe and grabbed their Savage sample rifle, took pictures of that bolt and sent them to me to compare with mine.- Finally Affordable. No more sharp edge to catch the rim of a cartridge!Īnthony Bujak from MDT contacted me and was a great help in fixing the problem. All I had to do was disassemble the bolt and put a nice chamfer on the hole and it was fixed. But the higher spring pressure on the MDT mag pushed cartridges up so they contacted the bottom of the bolt more. There never was enough upward spring pressure on the original blind magazine to cause any problems before. This would push the cartridge forward and drive it down into the front of the magazine. The ORYX is an affordable aluminum chassis that replaces your rifle stock to help provide a more accurate and ergonomic shooting experience. When the bolt is in the lifted position the pin/hole is vertical, and as you push the bolt forward to chamber a round the sharp edge of the pin hole would drag over and catch the rim of the next cartridge in the mag. The problem was that the bolt head retaining pin hole (approx 1/4" Dia) was not chamfered at all on the bottom of the bolt. Contacted MDT about it and after a couple of emails and a phone conversation back and forth we determined that the problem was in fact with my bolt. I’ve had to shave off material from the feed lips and top front of the Magpul magazines to get the bolt to. I’ve had issues with all magazines, even the supplied MDT magazine. The Oryx chassis by MDT provides a complete ergonomic adjustment without compromising. I also purchased several Magpul AICS magazines to go with it. Was about to order the Howa HCR 1500 when I saw the Oryx chassis. The first MDT chassis was developed from the ground up based on the needs of shooters.
#Mdt oryx update
Thought I ought to update on my feed problem after installing the Oryx stock on my Savage SA. dieseltech82 said: I just purchased a Howa SA in 6.5 CM with Oryx chassis. MDT was born out of a single purpose: to provide better value and better accuracy for precision rifles. It converts your rifle to an external box magazine fed rifle, while improving accuracy, and giving the rifle superior ergonomics by allowing use of AR-15 butt-stocks and grips. The standard files with the guide pins are designed with very tight tolerances so. Replace your stock on your Tikka T3, Remington 700 or one of many other bolt action rifles with the LSS tactical chassis MDT LSS Chassis was designed for use with short barrelled bolt action rifles. It seems like the mag is sitting too high, OR, is the action sitting too low in the receiver? A spacer for the MDT Oryx Chassis in 5 and 10mm. But the main problem is the second round nose dive into the mag. And the action has been in the original stock and a laminated thumbhole stock and I've never really noticed it not catching a round before but it could have been close the whole time too. 222 I just used it and rebarreled to the. I'll try to get a picture of the bolt posted. If I can get it to chamber, I fire the round, then the bolt sometimes catches going rearward and I have to release the magazine to bring the bolt rearward, ejecting the fired round. The bolt then sometimes catches on the raised rim and won't allow me to finish chambering the first cartridge. ORYX BY MDT BUILT FOR ACCURACY & FUNCTIONALITY Created for the most demanding shooters, the Howa Oryx Chassis by MDT provides complete ergonomic adjustment without compromising on design or functionality. However, the main issue is the fact that the mag seems to be sitting too high and the bolt drags on the next case so much that it moves it forward and for whatever reason forces the tip down into the magazine. OK, but the bolt in fact does pick up the cartridge.