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The SRS A2 and M2 receivers are CNC machined in the exact same process to make consistent accuracy and guaranteed return to zero.

The TREK-22 gives better balance for your Ruger 10/22 rifle. And it's more modular to increase customization. And its fun to shoot!

The MDRX was designed to be a suppressor host, its six-position gas valve makes it adaptable to nearly any suppressor.

The TREK-22 converts your Ruger 10/22 into a bullpup that is modular and ready to go wherever you go.

We love using guns as much as we love making them.

It's frequently said by some that reloading a bullpup like the MDRX can be a challenge. But it really takes just a few minutes for first-time MDRX shooters to get proficient. #deserttech #tomorrowsweapons #mdrx #micron #sbr #bullpup #guns #gunsdaily

The HTI was built to apply heavy impacts on targets from long-range. Penetrating steel and other barriers at these distances makes the HTI particularly useful for certain tasks.

Is the MDRX a suitable rifle for shooting long-range? We think so.

With 53-round magazines, you can get your reloading practice in, or just keep firing at your targets. Also, the trigger finger bolt-release is quite addictive.

The TREK-22 bring better balance, more compact modularity, and of course fun to your shooting experience.

The 300Blackout conversion kits for the MDRX will soon be back in production.

In today's MDRX Rivalry video, we discuss the 300 Blackout conversion kit for the MDRX. The 300 Blackout was put on a temporary production pause which will soon be suspended and 300Blk kits will again start shipping. In this video we go over the intricacies of the 300Blk conversion kit and information you should know. Especially the part about gas settings, the 300Blk should always be run on the lowest setting that will reliably function the rifle. Operating it on a higher gas setting will cause damage to the gun and render it inoperable.

Here's a few tips for installing your TREK-22

The SRS A2 makes an excellent hunting rifle, precise shooting and compact size make it ideal.

It's another episode of MDRX Rivalry, today we discuss the twenty-inch 223 forward eject conversion kit, and how it stacks up to the rest of the MDRX family. What is your favorite conversion kit and why?

The TREK-22 is a drop in stock that gives your Ruger 10/22 more modularity and reduces the length while increasing the balance.

Another question we have heard from a lot of people is about magazine storage. The QM53 fits perfectly into your standard double mag pouches featured in this video are the High Speed Gear Double Taco pouches, and the Blue Force Gear Double M4 pouch. As you can see, they fit perfectly and the reload maintains its familiarity. Try doing that with drums or other 50+ rnd magazines.

We've had lots of questions about whether the Quattro-15 lower receiver will accept standard Stanag magazines, so we decided to show you how its done.

Its another episode of MDRX Rivalry, today we discuss the twenty-inch 308 forward eject conversion kit, and how it stacks up to the rest of the MDRX family. What is your favorite conversion kit and why?

We've gotten many questions about the Q15's compatibility with various upper receivers, so we decided to start testing a few of them. This is just a random sampling of AR uppers and how they interface with the Quattro-15 lower receiver.

We have had many questions about why the TREK-22 doesn't have a pistol grip, the reason is we wanted to maintain the same length of pull and grip angle for those already familiar with the Ruger 10/22. It does this while bringing the balance point further to the rear, making it easier to control, particularly for smaller shooters.

We are back for another MDRX Rivalry video. Today we discuss the twenty-inch barrel 223 side eject conversion kit. The twenty-inch barrel gives a higher muzzle velocity, but it does give up a little bit of mobility in order to do so. Does that matter to you as a shooter? Watch the video and find out!

In today's MDRX Rivalry video, we go over the sixteen inch 223 side eject rifle. One of the more popular configurations of the MDRX. As always, we discuss accuracy, maneuverability, downrange energy, and controllability. What is your favorite MDRX configuration?