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I can't say I have a lot of experience with the CDG, but I would actually guess that the diameter of the action is a *little* on the small side. We have found that some aftermarket actions fit a little "deeper" into our inletting and can cause some fairly strange issues. For the most part, all...

I'm not sure that we're still running that program, but it was all of our brand ambassadors who had discount codes (Jon Pynch, Keith Baker, Scott Satterlee and Matt Hornback). Unfortunately we cannot provide much of a discount on Ckye-Pod's as they are very expensive to produce, so I am not sure...

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Yes, all of our chassis (other than rimfires) are made with an AICS pattern magazine well!

@cmk81 as promised, here are some pictures of our brand new Impact 737R (literally arrived yesterday) in a HNT-26 chassis. The gap is significantly smaller leading me to believe that something isn't installed correctly and should not be shot on your friends action!

One of our Team Shooters; Mike Lilly, was looking at this combination last year and we determined that the Havak Element was NOT COMPATIBLE in our R700 SA RH inlet due to their action geometry. For whatever reason, they decided it would be a better idea to run a proprietary inlet than one that...

The gap behind the tang of the action is intended to be 0.5 mm [~0.020"] in that inlet and it appears that your friends action is sitting quite a bit higher than that. I would suspect that it's unintentionally contacting somewhere else and that the barrel is appearing to "tilt" down in the...

Yes, that is a chassis that we make specifically for Anschutz and do not sell on our website (womp womp). However, at the IPRF world cup last year there were a lot of shooters asking for Anschutz and Fortimer inlets, which I believe would be awesome! If you ever want us to make a new inlet for...

Absolutely and this community is awesome, which is why we're so happy to be part of it. Thanks for trusting us with your bolt gun needs guys and girls! - Josh

Be sure to let our customer support team know via the support portal on our website: MDT Support Centre ! There shouldn't be a situation where it is hard to load 10 rounds in a 12 round magazine!

Not initially! We need to rework our folder design to work better with the newer, wider ACC chassis.

Good question and I don't think we included them as part of that OEM package, however, I am sure that if you reach out to our customer support team or drop us a customer service ticket, we can get some to you! Alternatively, they are a 1/8" (diameter) x 1/2" (length) [3.18 mm x 12.7 mm] polymer...

Seems a little odd and there should be some interference between the mag and the dowels? Try taking the magazine out, drop the dowel in and using a 1/16" punch, press them all the way down to the bottom of the mag well. If they still don't do anything to the magazine, maybe send us a support...

Looks to be a 12 round magazine with an extender by it's length relative to the barricade stop. The 5 round metal magazines should be compatible with the ACC Elite chassis and I can't say I've ever tried one with an extender, but that should work too if you only need 7 rounds! - Josh

There is nothing in the works for a HNT-26 Gen2, however, we are always developing new chassis and solutions for problems that you guys run into! Design feedback like this is imperative to helping us develop better products, so thank you, even if I don't have the best solution for you right now...

@Jnull your concerns are valid, however, @Tx_Aggie hit the nail on the head that we have discontinued the "5-hole" forends in favour of the "3-hole" forends for two reasons: The two front screws provided VERY little in terms of strength/rigidity/stiffness/etc. Customers were routinely stripping...

In theory, you're right but with the finicky nature of carbon fiber, it is easier said than done! The reason that we do not have a "full rail forend" is a.) in our development, shooters requested that they were able to mount their scopes as low as possible to the barrel, which is why we included...

Base chassis weight as delivered is 6.1 lbs. +/- based on the inlet. As for the balance point, it depends on where you want to measure it from but the Centre of Gravity is roughly in the area below the bolt handle cutout (whiteout any barrelhead action in it). - Josh

Hey I am sorry that you're having issues with these magazines and it's definitely not just a "break in" period, there is an inherent design issue that we need to work out on these mags! It's good that you found a solution with 3d printed magazine extenders, but we need to roll out our solution...

Looking at Mile High; it appears that the AI AX Magazines (Part Number 6677) have a lip on the front for some sort of front latching, meaning that the body of the magazines will be within the AICS mag well pattern, but that lip is longer than the pattern. Unfortunately, this means that the AI...