ferretswithguns
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Hi everyone,
Ive been looking into several different chassis systems for a Remington 700 and had some questions I'm hoping some of you know the answers to. The chassis I liked the most was the MDT TAC21. I liked this variant as it essentially converted the rifle to a bolt action AR. I adore this concept because as an Army guy I have far more time with the m4-m16 series of weapon systems and the ability to transfer the ergonomics I'm so used to to a bolt action is simply fantastic. having said that the number of reviews of this chassis are extremely limited and while most are good there were a few that worried me.
1. the scope mounts to the chassis not the actual rifle itself, some people have stated this is a ridiculous idea that would destroy accuracy. I understand this idea in theory but in practice I'm not sure if its really an issue as the chassis shouldn't flex or come out of alignment at any time.
2. One review mentioned a pin coming loose.
So that all being said do any of you have experience with this particular chassis (by experience I mean several hundred rounds as I'm more interested in points of failure over time)
Also if anyone knows another chassis system that follows the ar system like the TAC21 does please let me know.
Thanks guys,
Zach
Ive been looking into several different chassis systems for a Remington 700 and had some questions I'm hoping some of you know the answers to. The chassis I liked the most was the MDT TAC21. I liked this variant as it essentially converted the rifle to a bolt action AR. I adore this concept because as an Army guy I have far more time with the m4-m16 series of weapon systems and the ability to transfer the ergonomics I'm so used to to a bolt action is simply fantastic. having said that the number of reviews of this chassis are extremely limited and while most are good there were a few that worried me.
1. the scope mounts to the chassis not the actual rifle itself, some people have stated this is a ridiculous idea that would destroy accuracy. I understand this idea in theory but in practice I'm not sure if its really an issue as the chassis shouldn't flex or come out of alignment at any time.
2. One review mentioned a pin coming loose.
So that all being said do any of you have experience with this particular chassis (by experience I mean several hundred rounds as I'm more interested in points of failure over time)
Also if anyone knows another chassis system that follows the ar system like the TAC21 does please let me know.
Thanks guys,
Zach