Last updated on September 16th, 2026
MDT have just announced a new entry level stock named the Field Stock. Its low price point and features make it a strong competitor for the popular KRG Bravo rifle stock.
MDT Field Stock Buyer Notes
The MDT Field Stock is aimed at shooters who want better ergonomics without a full competition chassis. Check length of pull, cheek height, magazine compatibility and whether the stock suits supported field positions.
MDT Field Stock Setup Notes
The MDT Field Stock is best viewed as a practical upgrade for shooters who want better ergonomics without the cost or weight of a full competition chassis. Check length of pull, cheek height, grip angle and magazine compatibility before buying. It should make supported field positions easier while keeping the rifle manageable for hunting or general range use. The stock is a better fit when it solves a specific problem with factory stock fit or stability.
The MDT Field Stock is only available for Remington 700 actions at this stage. It’s available colours are listed as flat dark earth and black. The Field Stock takes AICS compatible magazines and has an adjustable cheek rest and length of pull.
It weighs in at 3.1lb / 1.4kg which is slightly heavier than the KRG Bravo. MDT have the Field Stock listed at $369.95 on their website, however retailers currently have it listed for $299.95 USD.
| Weight | Price | |
| KRG Bravo | 2.9lb/1.3kg | $369.99 |
| MDT Field Stock | 3.1lb/1.4kg | $369.95 |
We are excited to announce the launch of the to pool new MDT Field Stock. This entry-level stock with aluminum v-block bedding offers incredible improvements, providing accuracy for your action. An injection-molded polymer body creates a warm-to-the-touch grip in any condition.
The MDT Field Stock was built for any situation; range days, hunting, or competition. It features M-LOK slots on the bottom and sides of the forend, a toolless adjustable cheek riser for a perfect cheek weld, and Length of Pull spacers for optimized fit. Sling studs on the forend and buttstock provide mounting options for slings or bipods. It also converts your rifle to use AICS magazines.
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MDT Field Stock vs Chassis Systems
The Field Stock sits between a traditional rifle stock and a full chassis system. It is a sensible option if you want adjustable fit, AICS magazine compatibility and better support from prone or barricade positions without building a heavy competition rifle. A full chassis may offer more accessory mounting and tuning, but it can add cost and weight. For hunting and general range use, the Field Stock is strongest when comfort, repeatability and simplicity matter more than maximum modularity.
Who Should Choose the MDT Field Stock
Choose the Field Stock if your current rifle is accurate enough but the factory stock makes it hard to get consistent behind the optic. The upgrade is most useful when cheek weld, length of pull, magazine handling or front-end stability are limiting your shooting. It is less compelling if the rifle already fits well or if you really need the accessory options of a heavier competition chassis.
FAQ
Is the MDT Field Stock worth it?
The MDT Field Stock is worth considering if it fixes a specific problem in your shooting or hunting setup. Think about how often you will use it, how much weight or complexity it adds, and whether it improves the outcome enough to justify the price.
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