For MDT centerfire chassis systems, the torque spec is 60-65in/lbs on the front and rear.
For MDT rimfire chassis systems, the range is 15-45 in/lbs, but it is best to follow the rifle manufacturer's torque spec recommendation.
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Comments
So this is 100% the correct information? I've heard people who've contacted MDT and been told to use the 60-65 in-lb setting on rimfire actions. I have a 10/22 in the Oryx chassis and trying to find out if I should be using the factory specs or the 60 in-lb spec mentioned everywhere else.
With Rimfire actions, you will want to follow your factory torque specs, or you can use 15-45 inch pounds.
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