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NV mount for AI AT
- Thread starter Runnineh
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You need this
Accuracy International: AT Night Vision Bracket
The Accuracy International AT Night Vision bracket is designed for the AT Rifle System only. To complete the NV bracket, a 20 MOA accessory rail is needed in order to mount clip-on night vision or thermal optics.
www.milehighshooting.com
And this
Accuracy International: 20 MOA Night Vision Rail for the AT NV Bracket
AI : 25849 - Accuracy International 25849: 20 MOA Night Vision Rail for the AT rifle
www.milehighshooting.com
I've seen several imuns units in the snipershide px recently for less than $200, so keep an eye out. The one you posted looks like it would keep overall profile down, but I'd guess you might run into issues mounting if you aren't running an ultra short scope.
Keep in mind the standard IMUNS does not work with the AT, Mile High has special IMUNS units. I don’t know all the details but last year when I was looking this is what I ran into
If you want the Badger IMUNS, this is what the one you need for the AT. My buddy has it on his
https://www.milehighshooting.com/ba...-sight-for-at-imuns-20-moa-forward-cant-itar/
Though idk why you’d get that over the AI’s. Unless you want to keep running the low 20moa action rail on the AT
https://www.milehighshooting.com/ba...-sight-for-at-imuns-20-moa-forward-cant-itar/
Though idk why you’d get that over the AI’s. Unless you want to keep running the low 20moa action rail on the AT
I do not, but thanks for resurrecting this. I have having a similar issue and this helps prevent me needing to reinvent the wheel.
Assuming anyone actually has these in stock...
Assuming anyone actually has these in stock...
Does the NV bracket wort on the AT AICS?MHS has description says AT rifle only but no further explanation.
I looked for that mount and found it nowhere. And no, the AICS front end is very different than the AIAW front end - for which the mount was made.
By the way, I eventually shelved the AIAWM and built a 300WM and put it in an American Rifle chassis - and it is titties.
By the way, I eventually shelved the AIAWM and built a 300WM and put it in an American Rifle chassis - and it is titties.
