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MDT Oryx Rifle Chassis Savage Rimfire Stock MKII OD Green 104356-ODG
https://www.petespillars.com/shop/104356-odg-mdt-oryx-rifle-chassis-savage-rimfire-stock-mkii-od-green-104356-odg-34385 https://www.petespillars.com/web/image/product.template/34385/image_1920?unique=292b26dMDT ORYX SPORTSMAN CHASSIS | SAVAGE MARK II | OLIVE DRAB GREEN | 104356-ODG
The Best Way to Make a MkII A Serious Contender.
The MDT Oryx Sportsman takes your Savage Mark II out of a hollow factory stock and puts it in a machined aluminum chassis with an adjustable cheek riser, adjustable length of pull and an M-LOK forend. It's MDT's most affordable chassis and the one that changes the most about how a rimfire handles. This is Olive Drab Green.
A Savage Mark II is a genuinely accurate little rifle sold in a stock built to a price. It flexes, it fits nobody in particular, and there's nowhere to mount anything. The Oryx fixes all three at once: an aluminum chassis the action bolts into solidly, a cheek riser that gets your eye behind a scope instead of over it, length of pull you can set to your own arms, and an M-LOK forend so a bipod or a barricade stop finally has somewhere to go. For what it costs, nothing else moves a rimfire this far. Use it for: NRL22, rimfire steel, squirrel and rabbit hunting, .22 trainers, and teaching a new or younger shooter on a rifle that actually fits them.
Fit First, Everything Else After.
Most people chase accuracy with ammunition and glass while shooting from a stock that doesn't fit. The Oryx starts at the other end. The adjustable cheek riser sets eye height so you're not craning your neck to find the reticle, and adjustable length of pull means the rifle fits in a t-shirt in July and a coat in December. Those two changes do more for a shooter's consistency than almost anything else you can bolt on, and they're the reason a kid can grow into this rifle rather than out of it.
Why Olive Drab Green?
ODG is the one that disappears in the field. It reads flat and organic against summer brush, standing corn and green timber in a way black never does, and it hides dirt and handling wear instead of showing every mark. It also happens to be the easiest MDT colour to build around, since they run green across the accessory line. Want something else? The same chassis comes in Black, Flat Dark Earth and Grey.
Our Take
We Machine the Parts MDT Didn't
The Oryx is a lot of chassis for the money, and the two things it doesn't come with are the two we make. Our full-length ARCA rail is billet aluminum with QD sling cups, turning the M-LOK forend into a proper ARCA platform so a bipod clamps anywhere instead of bolting to one spot. Our replacement rear buttstock weight adds mass where it settles the rifle, also with QD cups. Both made in the USA right here in Michigan, both built specifically for this chassis.
See our Oryx ARCA Rail →Pair It With
Build It Out
Set Up Your Oryx
Our Oryx-specific parts first, then MDT's chassis accessories and bipods.
Savage Rimfire
Finish the MkII Build
Optics mounting, bottom metal and the other Savage rimfire stocks we carry.
The Next Level
One Step at a Time.
- Step one: our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx. Billet aluminum, QD sling cups, and it turns the forend into a rail your bipod can slide along. The cheapest real upgrade to this chassis.
- Step two: a bipod worth clamping to it, like the Ckye-Pod Gen 3 Compact for match work or the Mountain Bipod at 5.7 oz for carrying.
- Step three, if you're counting ounces: the MDT Field Stock MkII in ODG is the lighter way to carry a Mark II all day.
Browse all bipods, rifle scopes and chassis.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: MDT (Modular Driven Technologies)
MPN: 104356-ODG
Chassis Series: Oryx Sportsman
Inlet: Savage Mark II
Color: Olive Drab Green (ODG)
Material: Machined Aluminum
Cheek Riser: Adjustable
Length of Pull: Adjustable
Forend: M-LOK Compatible
Magazines: Savage Mark II Factory-Pattern Rimfire Magazines
Frequently Asked Questions
Fitment, magazines, mounting and building out your Mark II.
Will it fit my rifle?
This is the Savage Mark II inlet. The Savage rimfire family covers several model numbers and the inlets are not interchangeable with Savage centerfire actions like the Axis or the 10/110. If your rifle is a 93, 93R or Mark I rather than a Mark II, check with us before ordering.
What magazines does it use?
Your Savage Mark II factory-pattern rimfire magazines. This is a rimfire inlet, so it does not take AICS-pattern centerfire magazines the way MDT's centerfire chassis do.
How do I mount a bipod?
The forend is M-LOK, so an M-LOK bipod like the GRND-POD bolts straight on. For an ARCA bipod such as the Ckye-Pod Gen 3, add our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx, which also gives you QD sling cups.
How do I mount a scope?
The Mark II action takes a rimfire dovetail base. The DIP Savage MkI / MkII / 93 Picatinny rail converts it, or run dovetail rings like the Warne Maxima 22 Rimfire 30mm. For glass that focuses down close, the Athlon Neos 4-12x40 has a BDC rimfire reticle.
Oryx or Field Stock for a Mark II?
We only carry parts we trust, can stand behind and know are built with quality, so you're in good hands either way. The Field Stock is lighter and shoulders more like a traditional hunting rifle, which suits a rifle you carry. The Oryx is the full aluminum chassis with more adjustment and more places to mount things, and it's the better base if you're shooting NRL22 or plan to keep adding to the rifle.
Can you Cerakote it to match my build?
Yes. We run custom Cerakote in house with fast in-stock lead times on most builds, and we also stock Oryx side panels in M81 Woodland finished by us. If you want a specific colour or pattern, send us the details.
Does Pete's Pillars make its own parts?
Yes. We machine the Oryx ARCA rail and Oryx buttstock weight on this page, plus CZ 455 and 457 match barrels, firing pins, extractors and scope rails, pillar bedding kits and 10/22 parts, all here in Michigan. We run custom Cerakote in house and carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
MDT ORYX SPORTSMAN CHASSIS | SAVAGE MARK II | OLIVE DRAB GREEN | 104356-ODG
The Best Way to Make a MkII A Serious Contender.
The MDT Oryx Sportsman takes your Savage Mark II out of a hollow factory stock and puts it in a machined aluminum chassis with an adjustable cheek riser, adjustable length of pull and an M-LOK forend. It's MDT's most affordable chassis and the one that changes the most about how a rimfire handles. This is Olive Drab Green.
A Savage Mark II is a genuinely accurate little rifle sold in a stock built to a price. It flexes, it fits nobody in particular, and there's nowhere to mount anything. The Oryx fixes all three at once: an aluminum chassis the action bolts into solidly, a cheek riser that gets your eye behind a scope instead of over it, length of pull you can set to your own arms, and an M-LOK forend so a bipod or a barricade stop finally has somewhere to go. For what it costs, nothing else moves a rimfire this far. Use it for: NRL22, rimfire steel, squirrel and rabbit hunting, .22 trainers, and teaching a new or younger shooter on a rifle that actually fits them.
Fit First, Everything Else After.
Most people chase accuracy with ammunition and glass while shooting from a stock that doesn't fit. The Oryx starts at the other end. The adjustable cheek riser sets eye height so you're not craning your neck to find the reticle, and adjustable length of pull means the rifle fits in a t-shirt in July and a coat in December. Those two changes do more for a shooter's consistency than almost anything else you can bolt on, and they're the reason a kid can grow into this rifle rather than out of it.
Why Olive Drab Green?
ODG is the one that disappears in the field. It reads flat and organic against summer brush, standing corn and green timber in a way black never does, and it hides dirt and handling wear instead of showing every mark. It also happens to be the easiest MDT colour to build around, since they run green across the accessory line. Want something else? The same chassis comes in Black, Flat Dark Earth and Grey.
Our Take
We Machine the Parts MDT Didn't
The Oryx is a lot of chassis for the money, and the two things it doesn't come with are the two we make. Our full-length ARCA rail is billet aluminum with QD sling cups, turning the M-LOK forend into a proper ARCA platform so a bipod clamps anywhere instead of bolting to one spot. Our replacement rear buttstock weight adds mass where it settles the rifle, also with QD cups. Both made in the USA right here in Michigan, both built specifically for this chassis.
See our Oryx ARCA Rail →Pair It With
Build It Out
Set Up Your Oryx
Our Oryx-specific parts first, then MDT's chassis accessories and bipods.
Savage Rimfire
Finish the MkII Build
Optics mounting, bottom metal and the other Savage rimfire stocks we carry.
The Next Level
One Step at a Time.
- Step one: our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx. Billet aluminum, QD sling cups, and it turns the forend into a rail your bipod can slide along. The cheapest real upgrade to this chassis.
- Step two: a bipod worth clamping to it, like the Ckye-Pod Gen 3 Compact for match work or the Mountain Bipod at 5.7 oz for carrying.
- Step three, if you're counting ounces: the MDT Field Stock MkII in ODG is the lighter way to carry a Mark II all day.
Browse all bipods, rifle scopes and chassis.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: MDT (Modular Driven Technologies)
MPN: 104356-ODG
Chassis Series: Oryx Sportsman
Inlet: Savage Mark II
Color: Olive Drab Green (ODG)
Material: Machined Aluminum
Cheek Riser: Adjustable
Length of Pull: Adjustable
Forend: M-LOK Compatible
Magazines: Savage Mark II Factory-Pattern Rimfire Magazines
Frequently Asked Questions
Fitment, magazines, mounting and building out your Mark II.
Will it fit my rifle?
This is the Savage Mark II inlet. The Savage rimfire family covers several model numbers and the inlets are not interchangeable with Savage centerfire actions like the Axis or the 10/110. If your rifle is a 93, 93R or Mark I rather than a Mark II, check with us before ordering.
What magazines does it use?
Your Savage Mark II factory-pattern rimfire magazines. This is a rimfire inlet, so it does not take AICS-pattern centerfire magazines the way MDT's centerfire chassis do.
How do I mount a bipod?
The forend is M-LOK, so an M-LOK bipod like the GRND-POD bolts straight on. For an ARCA bipod such as the Ckye-Pod Gen 3, add our full-length ARCA rail for the Oryx, which also gives you QD sling cups.
How do I mount a scope?
The Mark II action takes a rimfire dovetail base. The DIP Savage MkI / MkII / 93 Picatinny rail converts it, or run dovetail rings like the Warne Maxima 22 Rimfire 30mm. For glass that focuses down close, the Athlon Neos 4-12x40 has a BDC rimfire reticle.
Oryx or Field Stock for a Mark II?
We only carry parts we trust, can stand behind and know are built with quality, so you're in good hands either way. The Field Stock is lighter and shoulders more like a traditional hunting rifle, which suits a rifle you carry. The Oryx is the full aluminum chassis with more adjustment and more places to mount things, and it's the better base if you're shooting NRL22 or plan to keep adding to the rifle.
Can you Cerakote it to match my build?
Yes. We run custom Cerakote in house with fast in-stock lead times on most builds, and we also stock Oryx side panels in M81 Woodland finished by us. If you want a specific colour or pattern, send us the details.
Does Pete's Pillars make its own parts?
Yes. We machine the Oryx ARCA rail and Oryx buttstock weight on this page, plus CZ 455 and 457 match barrels, firing pins, extractors and scope rails, pillar bedding kits and 10/22 parts, all here in Michigan. We run custom Cerakote in house and carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
| Brand | MDT |
| Gun Platform | MKII |
| Chassis Series | Oryx |
| Type | Chassis |