MDT BAKER WINGS
MDT is excited to announce the addition of MDT Baker Wings to their suite of Competition rifle accessories. Baker Wings were purpose-built to provide competition shooters more stability when shooting off an unstable position, utilizing a front bag, and providing more control surfaces for the shooter's support hand.
MDT Baker Wings were designed and tested by Keith Baker, an MDT Prostaff shooter and multi-national level PRS match-winner. Baker Wings come in pairs, one for the left and right sides of the chassis, attach to a chassis via four full M-LOK slots, and have QD flush cups for slings. Optimized for the MDT ACC Chassis, MDT Baker Wings will work with any chassis or rifle stock system with four M-LOK slots.
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