MDT Adds Three New Chassis Inlets

MDT has new chassis inlets for the LSS Gen 3 series. Models are now available for the Howa mini action, Tikka T1x rimfire, and T3x left-hand receivers. These inlets join a very large family of other fitments in the LSS series, fitting most popular actions on the market.

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Of the new inlets, the Howa Mini action is particularly interesting. The smaller footprint saves on weight and makes for a very compact rifle. Coupled with hot new cartridges like the 6mm and .22 ARC, this chassis will likely show up on many builds in the future.

The LSS Gen 3 chassis is fully modular. MDT offers a configuration wizard on their website so that purchasers can specify the inlet, stock attachment method, stock, fore end, pistol grip, and color of their choosing. The central chassis unit is made from aluminum and feeds from the industry standard AICS magazine pattern. Prices start at $459.90 for the chassis unit, plus any options parts like stocks and grips that are added.

From the manufacturer:

“MDT is excited to announce the expansion of its revolutionary LSS GEN3 Chassis System with three new inlet offerings: the Tikka T3x in a left-handed short-action, the Tikka 1X right hand, and the Howa 1500 Mini Action (right hand). These additions bring even more versatility to the highly modular LSS GEN3 platform, giving shooters more ways to build their perfect rifle setup.

The LSS GEN3 is MDT's most adaptable chassis system to date, designed around a central core chassis that mates to the rifle action and allows end users to customize their handguard and buttstock without compromising their zero. Whether for competition, hunting, tactical operations, or general shooting, the LSS GEN3 delivers unmatched modularity and performance.”