MDT has expanded its JAE-G5 for the right-hand Remington 700 long action CIP, bringing the chassis to magnum-length builds that run CIP-length magazines.
Stock Profile, Chassis Guts
MDT describes the JAE-G5 as blending the look and feel of a conventional rifle stock with the stiffness and adjustability of an aluminum chassis. It adjusts length of pull, cheek height, and barricade stop position, with both vertical and angled grips included in the box. MDT also calls it built for competition and says the damped build keeps the rifle settled under recoil.
The M-LOK forend carries a bolt-on adjustable barricade stop and accepts a bolt-on ARCA rail. For shooters chasing balance, it also accepts JAE internal forend weights for tuning.
