Barrel Change on the AE MkII

LoneWolfUSMC

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Disclaimer: I am not a AI Certified Armorer. This is just how I did it. Heed the disclaimer at the beginning and end of the video.

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkz6M0ObSbY&hd=1
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Re: Barrel Change on the AE MkII

Super nice job on the video.
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PMing you with a question about the barrel.
 
Re: Barrel Change on the AE MkII

LoneWolf, I'm inspired! I've had an Obermeyer blank sitting around for a couple of months now and have been itching to do something with it. I Guess this'll be it... just gotta send Dennis a PM now...
 
Re: Barrel Change on the AE MkII

Shot a ladder with it at 200 and 300. Can't judge accuracy from the ladder, just a charge weight the barrel may like. Going to shoot it Tuesday for accuracy.

I don't have any factory .243 ammo around so I have to run a workup before I can judge anything. Of course this is nice because it also smooths out the barrel a bit.

Got a LOT to do this week to dial this thing in for KPRC next weekend.
 
Re: Barrel Change on the AE MkII

Just for kicks, do you know the tenon length on the barrel you had taken off? I am trying to get a comprehensive profile pattern of the barrel I have on my AE MKIII now and I don't have to tools to pull the barrel off at will.

Not yet, anyway.
 
Re: Barrel Change on the AE MkII

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TJ.</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is an AX barrel change the same or not. </div></div>

Same wrench and vice. Procedure is a little different since the AX receiver does not come out of the chassis. I do believe you are supposed to remove the forearm before pulling the barrel.