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Modular Driven Technologies, better known as MDT has recently unveiled a couple of new rifle and chassis accessories.
MDT AP Throw Lever Head
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head is a bipod accessory that allows shooters to quickly mount or dismount their A.R.M.S. #17-compatible bipods in one smooth motion. This attachment accessory relies on a quick locking lever that either locks down or releases the head (along with the remainder of the bipod).
This throw lever head works with both Picatinny and Swiss ARCA rail surfaces. Its included lever works in tandem with an adjustment nut in order to allow end users to precisely adjust their desired tension (clamping force) from head to rail surface.
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head is an upgraded system. It represents an improved quick detach solution for A.R.M.S. #17-equipped MDT CKYE-POD GEN2 bipods along with MDT GRND-POD bipods. In fact the new MDT AP Throw Lever Head is the standard interface on MDT’s newer third generation CKYE-POD GEN3 bipod.
MDT AP Throw Lever Head Key Features:
- Fully blacked-out finish for a streamlined tactical look
- Textured throw lever for improved grip and identification
- Adjustable clamping force via a single tension nut
- Compatible with both ARCA and Picatinny rails using one head
- Attaches to any ARMS-17 interface
- Enhanced quick-detach performance for ARMS-17 equipped CKYE-POD GEN2 and GRND-POD.
MDT Elite Bag Rider
Modular Driven Technologies also recently started to ship is new MDT Elite Bag Rider. Made from durable 6061 series aluminum, these bag riders fasten to the bottom of many MDT designed buttstocks, such as the ACC Elite, ACC Premier, STS and Oryx (flat-bottom models). The Elite Bag Rider easily attaches via an M-LOK interface, making it a seamless upgrade for shooters who rely on precision equipment in competition or on the field.
Learn more about these new products and other items from MDT at mdttac.com.
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I’m interested in learning more about the MDT GRND-POD bipod and how it works with the MDT AP Throw Lever Head, are there any reviews or comparisons available?
I’d like to know more about the MDT ACC Elite, ACC Premier, STS, and Oryx buttstocks that the MDT Elite Bag Rider is compatible with, are they designed for specific types of shooting?
The MDT ACC Elite and ACC Premier are designed for precision shooting, while the STS and Oryx are more versatile and can be used for a variety of shooting applications.
I’m skeptical about the durability of the MDT Elite Bag Rider, although it’s made from 6061 series aluminum, I’d like to see some tests or reviews before making a purchase.
I’ve had experience with 6061 series aluminum and it’s proven to be very durable, I think the MDT Elite Bag Rider will hold up well to regular use.
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head’s quick-detach performance is a significant improvement over older systems, it makes it much easier to attach and detach the bipod.
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head seems like a significant upgrade for A.R.M.S. #17-compatible bipods, especially with its quick locking lever and adjustable clamping force via a single tension nut.
I’m curious about the weight of the MDT Elite Bag Rider, is it designed to be lightweight and compact, or is it a more substantial piece of equipment?
I’m interested in learning more about the history of MDT and how they’ve developed their products over time, it’s clear that they have a strong focus on innovation and quality.
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head’s compatibility with both ARCA and Picatinny rails using one head is a major advantage, it makes it a very versatile accessory.
The MDT Elite Bag Rider’s ability to fasten to the bottom of MDT designed buttstocks via an M-LOK interface is a great feature, especially for those who need precision equipment in competition or on the field.
The fully blacked-out finish on the MDT AP Throw Lever Head gives it a sleek and tactical look, I can see why it would be a popular choice for shooters.
I’d like to see some comparisons between the MDT AP Throw Lever Head and other similar accessories on the market, how does it stack up in terms of performance and price?
The fact that the MDT AP Throw Lever Head is the standard interface on MDT’s newer third generation CKYE-POD GEN3 bipod says a lot about its quality and performance.
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head’s compatibility with a variety of bipods and rail systems makes it a very versatile accessory, it’s clear that MDT has designed it to be a flexible and adaptable solution.
The textured throw lever on the MDT AP Throw Lever Head is a nice touch, I’ve had issues with smooth levers in the past, so this should improve grip and identification.
The MDT AP Throw Lever Head’s enhanced quick-detach performance for ARMS-17 equipped CKYE-POD GEN2 and GRND-POD bipods is a major advantage, it makes it much easier to use these bipods in a variety of situations.
I’d like to know more about the testing and evaluation process that MDT uses to develop and refine their products, it’s clear that they have a strong commitment to quality and performance.
The MDT Elite Bag Rider’s attachment via an M-LOK interface is a great feature, it makes it easy to add or remove the bag rider as needed.
I’m curious about the compatibility of the MDT AP Throw Lever Head with different rail surfaces, specifically how it works with both Picatinny and Swiss ARCA rail surfaces.
The adjustable clamping force on the MDT AP Throw Lever Head is a great feature, it allows for precise adjustment of the desired tension, which is important for accuracy.
The fact that the MDT AP Throw Lever Head is an upgraded system and represents an improved quick detach solution for A.R.M.S. #17-equipped MDT CKYE-POD GEN2 bipods is a big deal, it shows that MDT is committed to innovation.
I’m excited to see how the MDT Elite Bag Rider performs in competition, it seems like it could be a game-changer for shooters who need a stable and precise platform.
The MDT Elite Bag Rider’s durability and construction are critical factors in its performance, I’d like to see some reviews or tests that demonstrate its ability to withstand heavy use.