Unboxing TWO MDT Bolt Gun Chassis -- Some Assembly Required!

Published on June 1, 2018
Duration: 12:10

This guide outlines the general installation process for MDT bolt-action rifle chassis systems, specifically the LSS-XL Gen2 and ESS models, based on the unboxing and assembly insights from The Gun Collective. It covers component identification, action compatibility, chassis and stock attachment, grip and forend installation, accessory mounting, and final function checks. The process requires basic tools and emphasizes firearm safety throughout.

Quick Summary

The MDT LSS-XL Gen2 chassis is a lighter, 'run and gun' style option, while the ESS is a beefier, more comprehensive system for precision. Both accommodate standard AR grips and feature M-LOK compatibility. The LSS-XL Gen2 was shown with a 6mm Creedmoor Howa action, and the ESS with a .300 Win Mag Howa 1500 Long Action.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro and MDT unboxing
  2. 00:25MDT chassis overview
  3. 00:52LSS-XL Gen2 stock features
  4. 02:04LSS-XL Gen2 chassis body
  5. 03:06LSS-XL Gen2 build plan
  6. 03:26ESS chassis unboxing and features
  7. 04:54ESS build plan and forend
  8. 07:46Assembled ESS rifle details
  9. 09:56Assembled LSS-XL Gen2 rifle details
  10. 11:44Conclusion and future content

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the MDT LSS-XL Gen2 and ESS chassis systems?

The LSS-XL Gen2 is a lighter, more stripped-down chassis ideal for 'run and gun' style builds. The ESS is a beefier, more comprehensive system designed for precision shooting, featuring a more integrated forend and robust construction.

What type of actions are compatible with the MDT LSS-XL Gen2 and ESS chassis systems shown?

The video demonstrates the MDT LSS-XL Gen2 chassis being built with a 6mm Creedmoor Howa action, and the MDT ESS chassis being built with a .300 Win Mag Howa 1500 Long Action.

What are some key features of the MDT LSS-XL Gen2 chassis?

The LSS-XL Gen2 features adjustable length of pull, recoil pad, and cheek riser, M-LOK compatibility, QD points, and accommodates standard AR grips, offering a lighter weight design.

What are the notable features of the MDT ESS chassis system?

The ESS boasts a beefier construction, M-LOK compatible forend with multiple QD points, a skeletonized stock with adjustable cheek piece, and integrates directly with the Howa 1500 Long Action base.

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