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      MDT (Modular Driven Technologies) builds rifle chassis systems, stocks, AICS magazines, bipods and precision accessories in Canada. Choose from drop-in hunting stocks like the Field Stock and TIMBR CORE, the HNT26 carbon hunting chassis, and competition chassis including the ACC Premier GEN2, ACC Elite and ORYX, with inlets for Tikka T3x, Howa 1500, Remington 700, Savage and Ruger American actions.

      You'll also find MDT metal and polymer AICS magazines, CKYE-POD and GRND-POD bipods, 20 MOA scope bases, rings, grips, weights and shooting bags. Stocks and accessories need no licence to purchase; magazines require a valid firearms licence.

      Buying MDT in Australia

      Magnum Sports stocks MDT (Modular Driven Technologies) precision rifle hardware from Canada: the Field Stock and chassis systems for Remington 700, Tikka T3x, Howa 1500 and other common actions, AICS-pattern metal and polymer magazines in 3, 5 and 10 round capacities, CORE bottom metal, the GRND-POD, ORYX, Backcountry and CKYE-POD bipods, pistol grips, vertical grips, bolt knobs, ARCA rails and scope mounts.

      A chassis or MDT stock does not change a rifle's licence category, so a Remington 700, Tikka T3x or Howa fitted with MDT hardware stays Category B in NSW; magazine capacity must comply with the current NSW limits for Category B rifles, and our 10-round AICS magazines are sold on that basis. None of the accessories require a licence to buy.

      MDT magazines start at $29, the Field Stock is $439, bipods run from $171 (ORYX) to $816 (CKYE-POD Gen3), and grips and rails from $32. Grips, the M-LOK ARCA rail, the Field Stock and several bipods are on the shelf; chassis systems and specific magazine fits are ordered in from the distributor within a week or two.

      • PricesMDT AICS magazines from $29, Field Stock $439, bipods from $171 (ORYX) to $816 (CKYE-POD Gen3), grips and rails from $32; chassis systems to order.
      • Availability23 MDT products listed; grips, the M-LOK ARCA rail, Field Stock and GRND-POD on the shelf, chassis and magazines ordered in within a week or two.
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      Tell us the action (Remington 700 short or long, Tikka T3x, Howa 1500) and we will confirm the right chassis, bottom metal and magazine fit before you order, and fit it in store.

      Common questions

      Which rifles do MDT chassis fit?
      MDT builds chassis and stocks for the Remington 700 short and long action footprint (which also covers Bergara, Christensen and most custom actions), Tikka T3x, Howa 1500, Savage, Ruger American and others. Tell us the action and we will confirm the fit and the magazine it takes.
      Are 10-round AICS magazines legal in NSW?
      Magazine capacity for Category B rifles is now limited under the 2026 NSW reforms; we sell AICS magazines in 3, 5 and 10 round capacities and will confirm which is compliant for your licence before you order. Check the current NSW Police guidance, as the regulations are still being finalised.
      How much is an MDT chassis in Australia?
      The MDT Field Stock is $439 at Magnum Sports; full chassis systems such as the LSS, XRS and HNT are ordered in from the distributor and priced on request. MDT magazines are $29 to $104, bipods $171 to $816 and grips from $32.
      Does a chassis change the licence category of my rifle?
      No. A bolt-action rifle in an MDT chassis remains a Category B firearm in NSW. The chassis, magazines and bipods themselves need no licence to purchase.
      Can you fit an MDT chassis for me?
      Yes. Bring the rifle and licence in and we will fit the chassis, bottom metal and magazine, torque the action screws and bore-sight the scope. Allow a day or two for the work.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.