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Yall think it’s overkill to buy another bolt for axsa when they come back in stock. I’m starting to realize it’s hard to source parts for this platform since it’s discontinued.
I guess I’m worried that one day something happens to firing pin or bad primer and then I’m stuck with a $6000 paper weight if and when stuff ever comes in stock. And maybe it doesn’t. What would be my options then? would I have other options like gunsmiths being able to fix bolts and firing pins or SOL?
Not sure what other failures I could protect against too.
I guess I’m worried that one day something happens to firing pin or bad primer and then I’m stuck with a $6000 paper weight if and when stuff ever comes in stock. And maybe it doesn’t. What would be my options then? would I have other options like gunsmiths being able to fix bolts and firing pins or SOL?
Not sure what other failures I could protect against too.
The grey ops weights were a little tight on some of the bipod knobs. The knobs could always slide by if they were in the correct orientation. But it never bothered me too much
I've got the Sawtooth Dependabilt weights to use on the new AT-XC.
Dibs? Could try swapping biggu for smol.
Edit: M6x1.0 thread, Area 419 knob for Bergara/CZ457 will fit. See: https://www.area419.com/product/419-bolt-knob/
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Always have a spare. No one is coming to save you. One is none and two is one but because two is one that means it’s none so you must get three because that means you have two that become what which is actually none plus the third which means two but ultimately means one which is none so get four so you can have two sets one one which are actually none.
Yees a spate rifle. Cause them parts prices insane
Speaking of.
If anyone has this axsa I need to buy it back. It needs home.
Might as well just round up to an AXSR am I right.
Just because they aren't available for sale doesn't mean that MHS doesn't have spare parts like firing pins, etc. They have to since they are the US repair center.
It is highly unlikely that a damaged part will render the rifle a paperweight. If this were the case, we would have heard about it for certain.
There’s a lot of the AT/AX/ATX actions in circulation and many used by LE. I highly doubt they’ll abandon the parts for those
But will they repair dirty commoners’ rifles out of king’s men’s supply?
A complete bolt assembly, trigger, and lock ring would cover the major show stoppers you could realistically encounter. Anything that those couldn’t fix would either be major like a damaged receiver or minor like a lost screw or something that could be source elsewhere or fixed by a competent gunsmith.
MHSA doesn’t have lock rings so you’d be SOL for that unless AINA happens to have some. If they have to order them it’s a minimum of 12 weeks.
They’re $325 each in case anyone was wondering.
This inspired me to finally buy a spare AXSR trigger. Oss.
Why you should own 5 ai's who cares about breach rings
If ya’ll are actually shooting your shit you might consider spare barrels. In as many caliber conversions as you can handle.
Gratuitous Range 4 picture with another barrel.
Gratuitous Range 4 picture with another barrel.
I only have 4 bolts and three barrels. I’ll see myself outIf you have a 3D printer I designed some thread protectors you can print.
I should do a 5/8-24 as well…maybe later today.
Samesies... Though I have 2 barrels being spun up hopefully arriving in December, and 1 barrel on its way out.
I have the axmc so my tenons are M30, but I appreciate the link.
The muzzle caps are for the tbac sr brakes and I refer to them as "marriage savers" because I designed them after accidentally getting carbon on one of my wife's dresses when getting the rifle out of the safe.
You need at least 2 backups each of the NV/Thermal. Naw, make it 10. Plus 13 scope backups and 6 buttpads.
One should have 3 spare sets of screws for the rifle. Every screw!
I should be able to do an M30 as well if you want?
I can see that for the muzzle brake caps as my safe is in the laundry room and I've done the same thing
I have 2 LEFT-HAND AXMC bolts and 3 LEFT-HAND AXSR Bolts and a spare AXSR shroud/firing pin assembly. I have 5 AXMC/AXSR barrels and 3 AT barrels.
I guess I need to step it up as well
Well, 2 is one and one is none so if he has one 6.5 barrel he really doesn't have any at all.
AT308 with 24" Lothar-Walther 1:12 Barrel
I'm quite eager to switch to the 20 and 24 inch Bartlein/Wintac 5R 1:10 barrels and use some modern ballistics. What ammo and experiences have you guys had with the longer barrel 4R 1:12, and who's been able to actually source the Bartlein/Wintac barrels? They seem constantly out of stock with EuroOptic.
168 amax / eld is superior to most 30 cal ballets. And internwt says 1:12 works with it
I picked up more then a couple spare 6.5cm barrels when people were dumping them when the AT-x first started shipping. Barrels were the same as a blank coat now.
Everything AI I have ever pulled the trigger on has hammered like you wouldn't believe.
I added an M30 thread protector. It should work according to these specs that I found.
ETA: I'd suggest printing 1 to test as I don't have a way to test these since I'm a poor and don't have an AXMC/AXSR
ETA: I'd suggest printing 1 to test as I don't have a way to test these since I'm a poor and don't have an AXMC/AXSR
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I really need to try out the 178gr ELDX. I've had Hit/Miss experiences with the 168gr Hornady TAP ELD Precision. Some days it shoots great, some days it shoots like M80 ball.
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