Local PRS competitor Chad "The Hammer" Henderson has reluctantly listed his MDT ACC Gen 2 chassis for sale, citing an "ethical obligation" to the sport after its performance effectively eliminated the challenge from his match appearances. Henderson, who ran the custom Cerakoted Rem700 Short Action chassis for the past two seasons, achieved an unthinkable average of 0.08 MOA over 14 competitive matches, forcing him to re-evaluate his participation.
"Every cold bore shot was a perfect centerpunch," Henderson stated, his voice devoid of satisfaction. "Positional stages became mere point-and-click adventures. I didn't need to consider barrel harmonics or even my DOPE card past 800 yards. The rifle just... did it. It was like cheating, but with my own wallet." Henderson attributes the chassis's inherent stability and its proprietary M-LOK forend weight system to negating variables typically critical for success. Wind calls, historically a cornerstone of precision shooting, were reportedly rendered obsolete, with the system consistently delivering hits despite reported 15-20 MPH full-value gusts on exposed barricades.
The package, which includes an Area 419 Arca Clamp and a set of matching MDT internal forend weights, comes with a recent price drop, as Henderson struggles to find a buyer willing to shoulder the burden of such unyielding precision. "I'm looking for a system that requires me to *think* again," Henderson explained, reportedly eyeing a custom wood stock for his next build. "I need to feel the raw shame of a blown wind call, the existential dread of a high SD. This MDT just delivers hits. Every. Single. Time. It's destroying my competitive spirit." Potential buyers are warned the chassis may fundamentally alter their perception of 'difficult' stages.
