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    MDT LSS

    Who's had one? Who still has one? General experiences and impressions? Quality/ergonomics/weight/size?

    I'm considering one (gen2) with a short barrelled RAR.

    @Sasquatch @Beavis @Happy

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    Still have it Works fine on short 308. Quality good Heavier of course than fibre stocks which I have
    I like the fact you can drop it smash it up and you won’t break. Great mags as well of course
    It’s a keeper Mines one of the first lot .Folding stock woo hoo
    "This is my Flag... Ill only have the one ..

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    Got one a gen1 on a 16" .308. Same as what Happy said. Personally think they look a but funny with a longer barrel. As with all alloy stocks they are cold in cold weather. One thing I noticed on mine is when fitted with a Magpul Moe+ grip, there was sharp corners where the grip attached to the stock. Soon rounded off with the dremel. Probably not an issue with a different grip as the Moe+ is narrower than a std A2 where it mounts.

    Stu @ Target Dynamics International is good to deal with.

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    LSS suits a short configuration, as NZshoota said they look weird with a long barrel. Mine had a 13" .308 was awesome and was fairly light for me to carry. Considering it was a chassis too, which aren't that light for field use normally.

    Only problem I encountered was gen 1 had a short fore-end, didn't use a bipod but there wasn't much to hold on to so I flipped between an angled fore-grip and a vertical one. Maybe gen2 has a better longer fore-end?
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    I did like mine. I felt that it could of been better in some ways. I like the look of the Gen 2 XL much more than the Gen 1.

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    I hope they are okay got these in FDE in transit with mags for RAR and LTR.

    Will advise what I think when here and tried out but I am sure they will be fine, I can attach my torch underneath for the wallabies.

    https://www.brownells.com/aspx/searc...342&pid=116299

    https://www.brownells.com/aspx/searc...335&pid=116297

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    I've got two and they're rock solid. Have thrown, bashed, and dragged my LSS-XL through a fair bit of Matagouri in search of wallabies and it still looks practically new. Rifle becomes one solid lump vs a delicately bedded thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xtightg View Post
    I hope they are okay got these in FDE in transit with mags for RAR and LTR.

    Will advise what I think when here and tried out but I am sure they will be fine, I can attach my torch underneath for the wallabies.

    https://www.brownells.com/aspx/searc...342&pid=116299

    https://www.brownells.com/aspx/searc...335&pid=116297
    Require export permits?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    Require export permits?
    Did the NZ import permit its free I always did why not, I think I had it emailed within about a week with the hard copy by mail some days later.

    I forwarded the emailed NZ import permit to the USA with their completed purchase order job done export permit granted not free $250.00 US. I am ordering more than two chassis if you order enough the seller may help offset this cost)

    I asked around if mates wanted to put items on this export permit but no takers, maybe the forum could do a group think thing?

    I have imported most of my gear and when I have had problems I send it direct to the manufacturer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xtightg View Post
    Did the NZ import permit its free I always did why not, I think I had it emailed within about a week with the hard copy by mail some days later.

    I forwarded the emailed NZ import permit to the USA with their completed purchase order job done export permit granted not free $250.00 US. I am ordering more than two chassis if you order enough the seller may help offset this cost)

    I asked around if mates wanted to put items on this export permit but no takers, maybe the forum could do a group think thing?

    I have imported most of my gear and when I have had problems I send it direct to the manufacturer.
    I get a bit fed up with people advertising gear they dont have then want me to pay them in advance for them to import said goods so I just do it direct and cut out the delay and cost same with warranty issues and repairs..

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    I've got one, (gen 1 I think, imported direct) with a tikka 6.5x55 Swede. Epoxy bedded and it's rather accurate.
    It is short, prone with bipod it's great. Free hand, is different but OK. Highly recommend them

    Also have a DPT. Haven't fitted a action to it yet, but I would recommend it cover the mdt. Bloody nice bit of kit, lighter, and just seems better. I'll send it to you @gimp if you want to have a play
    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Thanks, but at this stage I'm not looking at the DPT due inletting options.

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    The Gen2 LSS is supposedly lighter - and if I happen to buy one, the final setup will make a 16 inch barrel look long in comparison

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    I like the idea of a Gen 2 XL with the barrel cut short enough for the can to just clear the handguard

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    Yep that's roughly what I'm thinking but probably the smaller chassis, DPT overbarrel can is overbarrel by ~4 inches so probably a ~13 inch barrel. RAR that takes AR mags, set it up with a RHS folder so it can't be fired folded for light/compact setup with AR-like ergonomics for fast pointing. XLR stock looks good if I can get one.

 

 

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