MasterPiece Arms adds MUT Rifle and BA Hybrid Chassis to lineup
The MUT, top, and BA Hybrid Chassis, bottom, are the newest additions to Masterpiece Arms’ long gun inventory. (Photo: MasterPiece Arms)
MasterPiece Arms grows its inventory for of precision wares, debuting the Micro Urban Tactical Rifle and BA Hybrid Chassis.
The MUT Rifle is an ultra compact build with sub 1/2 MOA accuracy. Chambered in 308, with other calibers available upon request, the MUT sports a hand lapped Spencer/MPA barrel made from stainless steel. The rifle is offered in a standard configuration with length at 16-inches or in a SBR format with a barrel length of 12.75-inches.
MPA says the MUT boasts an adjustable Compact Suppressor Ready Buttstock that is capable of storing a suppressor up to 1.5-inches in diameter and 8.5-inches in length.
“This can take a suppressed rifle measuring up to 48-inches in length and reduce the overall length to 23.5-inches with the suppressor stored in the buttstock and folded/locked into a short barreled rifle (SBR) configuration,” MPA said in a press release.
The buttstock also features an adjustable length of pull. The MUT is available in several color options to include black, burnt bronze, flat dark earth, gunmetal, marine red, NRA blue, sniper green and tungsten. MSRP is $3,025.
In addition to the MUT, MPA also launched the new BA Hybrid Chassis. Based on the BA Chassis System, the Hybrid aims to allow users to tote it between a variety of shooting applications.
“We wanted to come up with a chassis that had the footprint of our standard BA Chassis but was lighter than our BA Lite Chassis. We’ve extended the forend and have made it lighter. We call it the Hybrid because it gives the shooter the ability to utilize this chassis in a number of different applications and can also can be modified for weight by using our new Weight Tuning System,” Phil Cashin, President of MasterPiece Arms.
The Hybrid utilizes the MPA Weight Tuning System to give shooters the ability to take the 2.9-pound system and increase the weight up to 7-pounds in addition to altering the balancing point of the assembly. The platform is designed to work with the Remington 700 Short and Long, Savage and Howa Short or Long Actions, Tikka Short Action (T3) and Badger M2013.
Sporting an adjustable buttstock, the BA Hybrid features an adjustable length of pull with recoil pad configured to offer cant and height adjustment. MSRP on the new chassis system starts at $825.
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