MDT ACC vs MPA Matrix chassis 

This video would be better if both chassis had folding stocks or vice versa, apples to apples

SO it raises MORE than the 1/4 inch he talks about? TO 1/2 or 3/4 inch...

Thanks for watching!

Which did you go with and why? Are you happy any regrets??? Thanks

Dude, I have so many questions for you lol, these are the main two I’m looking at so if you could potentially get back with me, I have a lot of questions about the two stocks

He just used the bagrider made by KRG. I did something similar with an MPA bagrider on my ACC.

Absolutely, but that means you have to use the weights. Or purchase a qd sling mount. I don’t want to run weights at the very front of the chassis as it’ll throw off the balance. Some people don’t want to run any exterior weights on the chassis at all. My point was in comparison to the MPA, they are built in and no additional purchase is needed.

Do you mean the awp version? Classic thumbhole. CS go look.

If you’re talking regular matrix I’d stick with the W3. If talking the matrix pro then I’d say that would be an upgrade.

Thanks for the help!

Yea I mean no one really uses the MPA adjustable barricade stop. It’s just not a great solution because it promotes hard on hard contact. That’s why we use bags and use forward pressure against the bag with the magwell.

@@Covertnoob5 You mean other than the many people who use it.

@@jesusisalive3227 lol I’ve literally only ever seen 1 person use it. 2019 mile high shootout on the XLR peg stage. That’s the last time I saw a good shooter use one. Name a top shooter that uses it. It’s just not a good system. Anything looks good in product demo videos.

@@Covertnoob5 I use mine all the time in real life.

@@jesusisalive3227 then keep using it. But it’s definitely not widely used. Shoot enough 2 day matches and you’ll see what top guys are actually using. And you also didn’t answer my question about naming a top national level shooter that uses the system. I’ve seen plenty of guys use stuff that doesn’t work or off the wall solutions, but it doesn’t mean it’s the best way to do it.

Tomahawk Tom nice! Getting into comps is always fun. I would recommend looking for some local matches first as those are typically slower paced and more mellow than a 2-day. If you can’t find any locals, you can look at the NRL and PRS websites to see if there’s a national level match near you, but I’m sure you can find a local first. Equipment wise, for a local just make sure you have at least a 1moa rifle, a scope with dial “tactical” type turrets that’s repeatable and enough ammo. I’d also recommend a good bipod. And solid confirmed dope to at least 600y but 1000y would be preferred. Other than that just go shoot! People will let you borrow other stuff you might need.

Which kit is that?

MDT vertical adjust buttplate

@@richardmorgan7608 so you screw that buttplate into the MPA plate?

Lol try half that

I haven’t had any issues with mine. I use a double pull ckye exclusively. I know a few people don’t like the play in the legs but it just takes some getting used too. Thanks for watching tho! Really appreciate it!

Lmfao you’re an idiot if you believe that.

6.5 PRC for hunting and 6BR for matches.

Absolutely, but I don't mind. I've taken a 20lbs gun hunting before. Not the most fun, but a lot of people hunt with 12-16lbs guns.

I don’t remember the name but you have to order the entire folding buttstock it’s not just a hinge or 1 part

Thanks for that! Just switched it. Should hopefully work now!

AW mags give you a competitive advantage. Shoot enough matches and you’ll see stages where guys are literally asking to borrow AW mags. Not sure where you’re located but if you shoot out west where it’s more natural terrain that you’re shooting off of instead of a solid metal barricade every time like the east coast then you’ll notice quickly. They’re more reliable and especially if you run BR based cases they feed much better. Not to say AI mags don’t have their place, but AWs are the top mags. Honestly if an action won’t shoot AWs I won’t use the action.