MDT just dropped a game-changer for precision rifle enthusiasts: a new CRBN Rifle Stock inlet tailored for the Remington 700 Long Action Right-Handed CIP configuration. This isn’t your grandpa’s synthetic stock—it’s an ultra-lightweight carbon fiber masterpiece with a magnesium micro-chassis for rock-solid rigidity, V-block bedding that hugs the action like a custom gunsmith’s dream, and an integrated ARCA forend that lets you slap on a tripod or rail without adding ounces. Weighing in at featherlight levels, it’s built for long-range hunters who trek miles into the backcountry but demand sub-MOA accuracy when the shot counts. If you’ve been nursing a trusty Rem 700 LA and dreaming of shedding weight without sacrificing precision, this is your ticket to the lightweight revolution.
What makes this expansion clever? MDT’s tapping into the CIP standard— that international spec for beefier cartridges like .300 Win Mag or 7mm Rem Mag—ensuring compatibility with modern high-pressure loads that push Remington platforms to their limits. In a market flooded with adjustable chassis systems that balloon rifle weights to 12+ pounds, the CRBN’s magnesium core and carbon shell deliver chassis-level stability at stock-like portability, potentially dropping your rig under 7 pounds fully loaded. For the 2A community, this is pure empowerment: it democratizes elite precision tech for hunters, PRS competitors, and tactical shooters who value mobility over bulk. No more compromising on the range or in the field—pair this with a chassis grip and you’re running a factory Rem 700 like a custom AI rifle.
The implications ripple wide. As anti-2A forces push assault weapon bans that ignore hunting rifles, innovations like this reinforce why semi-custom upgrades keep legacy platforms relevant and competitive. MDT’s move signals a maturing aftermarket where carbon fiber isn’t just for flagships anymore; it’s infiltrating workhorse actions, making top-tier gear accessible to the everyday defender of the Second Amendment. If you’re building or upgrading a long-action 700, snag one now—before the waitlists form and your next elk hunt gets a serious edge. Pro-2A precision just got lighter and meaner.
