Mdt Sporting Goods Inc 105828BLK Field Stock Black Polymer Fits Savage Short ActionMdt Sporting Goods Inc$299.99
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Mdt Sporting Goods Inc
Mdt Sporting Goods Inc
The MDT Field Stock in Flat Dark Earth is a modern polymer replacement for Savage short-action rifles that brings precision engineering to a traditional hunting profile. Built around a 6061 aluminum core with integrated V-block bedding, this stock gives your factory rifle the accuracy improvements you'd expect from a purpose-built platform—free-floating barrel, solid mechanical connection, and resistance to temperature and humidity shifts that throw off cold-weather shots. If you're running a Savage short action and want a stock that handles backcountry hunts, long-range range sessions, and foul weather without the fuss, the Field Stock bridges the gap between classic lines and modern repeatability.
What sets this stock apart is its adjustability for the shooter. The cheek riser adjusts up to 1.370 inches to dial in consistent head position behind your optic, and length-of-pull spacers let you fine-tune fit for different shooting positions and gear layups. That repeatability matters when you're dialing in scope zero or trying to maintain accuracy across multiple sessions. The lightweight polymer is surprisingly warm to the touch in cold conditions—a practical detail for late-season hunts. M-LOK slots in the forend give you a clean, modern way to attach a bipod, sling mounts, or other gear; standard sling swivel studs are included.
AICS magazine compatibility means you can tap into a mature ecosystem of aftermarket magazines and feeding solutions. The field-ready design—traditional stock shape, proven geometry, no unnecessary weight—makes it comfortable to carry long distances through timber or across open country. The 32.22-inch overall length and 1.250-inch max barrel diameter are within spec for common hunting cartridges on the Savage short-action platform.
| Material | 6061 aluminum core; overmolded polymer |
| Finish | Flat Dark Earth (FDE) |
| Fits | Savage short action |
| Overall Length | 32.22 inches |
| Maximum Barrel Diameter | 1.250 inches |
| Cheek Riser Adjustment Range | Up to 1.370 inches |
| Magazine Compatibility | AICS magazines |
| Forend Features | M-LOK slots; sling swivel studs |
| Length of Pull | Adjustable via spacers |
This Field Stock is specifically designed for Savage short-action rifles. If you're uncertain whether your model qualifies, check your rifle's manual or contact us with your exact Savage model number.
Yes. The cheek riser adjusts up to 1.370 inches to dial in your head position relative to your scope, and length-of-pull spacers let you customize fit for prone, bench, or standing positions and different clothing layers.
The Field Stock is compatible with AICS-pattern magazines, giving you access to a wide range of aftermarket magazine options and capacities.
The stock's V-block aluminum core bedding holds the action securely without contacting the barrel. This isolation prevents stock pressure from shifting the barrel's point of impact due to temperature changes, humidity, or technique variation—resulting in more consistent shot placement across conditions.
The MDT Field Stock in Flat Dark Earth is a modern polymer replacement for Savage short-action rifles that brings precision engineering to a traditional hunting profile. Built around a 6061 aluminum core with integrated V-block bedding, this stock gives your factory rifle the accuracy improvements you'd expect from a purpose-built platform—free-floating barrel, solid mechanical connection, and resistance to temperature and humidity shifts that throw off cold-weather shots. If you're running a Savage short action and want a stock that handles backcountry hunts, long-range range sessions, and foul weather without the fuss, the Field Stock bridges the gap between classic lines and modern repeatability.
What sets this stock apart is its adjustability for the shooter. The cheek riser adjusts up to 1.370 inches to dial in consistent head position behind your optic, and length-of-pull spacers let you fine-tune fit for different shooting positions and gear layups. That repeatability matters when you're dialing in scope zero or trying to maintain accuracy across multiple sessions. The lightweight polymer is surprisingly warm to the touch in cold conditions—a practical detail for late-season hunts. M-LOK slots in the forend give you a clean, modern way to attach a bipod, sling mounts, or other gear; standard sling swivel studs are included.
AICS magazine compatibility means you can tap into a mature ecosystem of aftermarket magazines and feeding solutions. The field-ready design—traditional stock shape, proven geometry, no unnecessary weight—makes it comfortable to carry long distances through timber or across open country. The 32.22-inch overall length and 1.250-inch max barrel diameter are within spec for common hunting cartridges on the Savage short-action platform.
| Material | 6061 aluminum core; overmolded polymer |
| Finish | Flat Dark Earth (FDE) |
| Fits | Savage short action |
| Overall Length | 32.22 inches |
| Maximum Barrel Diameter | 1.250 inches |
| Cheek Riser Adjustment Range | Up to 1.370 inches |
| Magazine Compatibility | AICS magazines |
| Forend Features | M-LOK slots; sling swivel studs |
| Length of Pull | Adjustable via spacers |
This Field Stock is specifically designed for Savage short-action rifles. If you're uncertain whether your model qualifies, check your rifle's manual or contact us with your exact Savage model number.
Yes. The cheek riser adjusts up to 1.370 inches to dial in your head position relative to your scope, and length-of-pull spacers let you customize fit for prone, bench, or standing positions and different clothing layers.
The Field Stock is compatible with AICS-pattern magazines, giving you access to a wide range of aftermarket magazine options and capacities.
The stock's V-block aluminum core bedding holds the action securely without contacting the barrel. This isolation prevents stock pressure from shifting the barrel's point of impact due to temperature changes, humidity, or technique variation—resulting in more consistent shot placement across conditions.