- Product Code: 990482720575
- EAN: 990482720575
MDT Buttstock Weight is an effective accessory for improving the balance and control of a rifle. By adding weight to the rear of the stock, it shifts the center of gravity backward, reduces the perceived recoil, and makes the firearm more stable, especially in precision shooting.
The weight is installed in a pocket located at the bottom of the stock, significantly affecting the rifle's balance. This helps keep the firearm better aligned during the shot and improves repeatability, especially in long-range shooting and competition scenarios.
MDT Buttstock Weight - Technical Specifications:
- Weight: approximately 295 g (including mounting screws)
- Material: hardened steel
- Mounting: into the pocket at the bottom of the stock using screws
The additional weight is positioned at the rear of the stock, shifting the rifle's center of gravity backward and improving balance, especially when accessories such as a heavy barrel or additional weights are added to the front end.
Improves Balance and Recoil Control
Adding weight to the rear of the stock reduces the front-heavy nature of the firearm and helps better manage recoil. This makes shooting more stable and predictable.
Easy Installation
Installation is quick and simple: the butt plate is removed, the weight is slid into the stock, secured with the included screws, and the butt plate is reattached.
Compatibility
Specifically designed for MDT ESS V2, ACC, and SRS V5 stocks. Also compatible with second-generation folding stocks of the ESS series but not compatible with stocks from other manufacturers.
Compatible with Accessories
The bottom slot allows the use of M-LOK accessories even when the weight is installed, maintaining the versatility of the stock.
Durable Construction
The hardened steel construction ensures long service life and durability even under heavy use. It is recommended to use blue (removable) thread locker during installation.
MDT Buttstock Weight is an excellent addition for precision shooters who want to optimize their rifle's balance, recoil control, and shooting stability.
