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MDT, a global leader in precision rifle chassis systems and shooting accessories, is proud to announce its return to the 2025 NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits, taking place April 24–27 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
With over 14 acres of exhibits and thousands of Second Amendment supporters expected to attend, the NRA Show is one of the year's largest and most exciting events—and MDT is bringing some serious innovation to Booth #1163.
Attendees will get a close look at some of the company's most anticipated new products. One standout is the MDT LSS Gen 3 Chassis System, a highly modular platform designed for flexibility across a wide range of shooting applications. Built around a central chassis core that mates directly to the rifle action, the LSS Gen 3 allows shooters to configure their rifle with interchangeable handguards and buttstocks to fit their exact needs—whether it's for hunting, tactical use, recreational shooting, or competition.
Also being shown off at the booth is the updated Gen2 SendIt Level. Building on the success of the original model, this latest version features a smaller form factor and an attachable ocular housing. It offers a streamlined, adaptable leveling system that gives shooters more mounting options and cleaner integration with optics setups.
MDT is also exhibiting several products designed with hunters in mind. The MDT HUNT Brake is a lightweight muzzle brake engineered to reduce felt recoil and muzzle rise, making it an ideal choice for lightweight hunting rifles.
For those looking for a traditional look with modern performance, the MDT TIMBR Core offers a sporter-style wood stock with an adjustable length of pull and a built-in micro aluminum chassis that requires no bedding. To complement the TIMBR Core and other factory stocks, MDT will also be showing the Core Bottom Metal—compatible with AICS-patterned magazines and designed to fit Remington 700 SA (M5 Badger profile), Tikka T3/T3x SA (CTR profile), Savage SA (current 110 profiles), and MDT's own TIMBR Core and CRBN Stock. It weighs just 0.21 lbs, delivering strength without bulk.
On the accessories side, MDT has two new ultralight bipods ideal for mountain and backcountry use. The MDT Backcountry Bipod weighs only 5 oz with a Picatinny interface, while the Mountain Bipod comes in at 5.6 oz for Picatinny and 5.9 oz for ARCA. Both feature twist-lock legs that extend from 4" to 15", combining compact storage with versatile deployment.
MDT is also showing off The Champion, a purpose-built shooting pack aimed at long-range competitive shooters. It's designed to help competitors move efficiently between stages, carry all their gear, and set up quickly from a consistent shooting position—all from the same pack.
In the gun maintenance department, MDT is exhibiting Nanoguard, a gun cleaning and lubrication solution featuring patented spherical tungsten nanotechnology. These microscopic particles create a low-friction, protective surface that keeps bolts and other moving parts operating smoothly under all conditions.
Whether you're a competitive shooter, hunter, or firearms enthusiast, MDT's booth is a must-visit for anyone serious about performance, modularity, and innovation. To learn more about MDT's offerings at the 2025 NRA Annual Meetings, visit www.mdttac.com or follow @mdttac on social media.
About MDT Sporting Goods Ltd.
MDT manufactures high-quality precision shooting products for hunters and competitive shooters. Known for our innovative approach, we strive to enhance the shooting experience with practical and reliable products.
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