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My aiat in an mpa teaser pics
- Thread starter _shawn_
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not interested in selling the original chassis or the new setup. the original chassis would be useless to anybody not shooting an ai because of the square action. it's my understanding that phil will have this as a inlet option very soon
Did MPA just replicate the "bottom metal" of the AT to ensure reliable feeding? Is the action bonded into the chassis or just bolted in?
not sure what they did. i should have my hands n it early next week. it will bolt in, there's no need to bond it
How much lighter will that final rifle be? I ask because I have been looking at the MPA for my Tikka .223 (I also have an AT) and the BA chassis I think is like 5.2 lb which is lighter but only a little bit than say an AICS chassis which is around 5.95 lb. I ended up going with the MPA BA Lite folder which is more like 3.5 lb.
As to what is special, I see a notch in your trigger guard…? Are you not going with a folder?
As to what is special, I see a notch in your trigger guard…? Are you not going with a folder?
give some input on how you got the action out of the original chassis. Pictures would help. I might do mine.
That really does look like a sweet setup!!
I haven't seen the AI chassis but I would imagine you could put it back in and glue and be just fine if you decided you didn't like it?
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I haven't seen the AI chassis but I would imagine you could put it back in and glue and be just fine if you decided you didn't like it?
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Reading this has me scratching my head a little.
First to the OP thats really cool and I love outside the box aproaches. Any comments I make are not to be critical of your project but talking through some replies.
Seems many myself included dislike the stock ergonomics of the AI but love everything else. If a person is willing to unbond an AW or AT from the chasis would the actions not fit in the Badger inletted KRG or Manners stocks? I suppose trigger could be the issue with that.
First to the OP thats really cool and I love outside the box aproaches. Any comments I make are not to be critical of your project but talking through some replies.
Seems many myself included dislike the stock ergonomics of the AI but love everything else. If a person is willing to unbond an AW or AT from the chasis would the actions not fit in the Badger inletted KRG or Manners stocks? I suppose trigger could be the issue with that.
The AT lug and quick change setup won't allow it to fit a chassis inletted for any other action but that doesn't mean the chassis maker can't do what mpa did. Talk to your chassis maker and be prepared to wait. Mine took 4.5 months.
to answer longarm I'll write it up sometime this week. For others looking to get this chassis, call mpa and pre-order it. It won't be released until it's been thoroughly tested and I'm a firm believer in trial by fire so I'm shooting a club match next weekend and 1 the following weekend then sending it off for paint
to answer longarm I'll write it up sometime this week. For others looking to get this chassis, call mpa and pre-order it. It won't be released until it's been thoroughly tested and I'm a firm believer in trial by fire so I'm shooting a club match next weekend and 1 the following weekend then sending it off for paint
MPA lists the competition chassis as 5.2 lbs. I'm having a hard time finding the exact weight of an AT AICS chassis but EuroOptic lists it as 5 lbs. So my guess is the finished AI-MPA will end up weighing around the same 12-13 lbs as the factory AT.
Nice job. I could never do that to mine, but hats off man. Looking forward to seeing the finished product!
