a5 ish stock for AI AE?

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I have seen AI AEs in McMillan stocks. I like you, have found myself looking at the AI stock as the one part of the rifle I liked the least. After having a few AEs and AWs as well as over a dozen AICS chassis rifles, I never "loved" the stocks but instead just tolerated them. To each his own they say, but they are a solid and well thought out platform that changed the way stocks are built and designed, but they are not for everyone.
 
That there is a single shot AE FTR rifle in a PSE composites stock from Ireland.

I asked about a repeator being made available and it is in the pipeline however not for quite some time due to high demand for current models.
 
We wanted to do an AE stock, it's a nice action. Unfortunately with how the trigger is set up, it just won't work in our chassis. It is a round action so is different footprint than a M2008 as noted above. Honestly the only reason I can think of right now to get an AE over the Badger M2013 action would be the shroud mounted safety on the AE gen 3 which I personally like better than the Rem safety for some strange reason. If you get the Badger then you will have a whole host of stock options.
Justin
 
We wanted to do an AE stock, it's a nice action. Unfortunately with how the trigger is set up, it just won't work in our chassis. It is a round action so is different footprint than a M2008 as noted above. Honestly the only reason I can think of right now to get an AE over the Badger M2013 action would be the shroud mounted safety on the AE gen 3 which I personally like better than the Rem safety for some strange reason. If you get the Badger then you will have a whole host of stock options.
Justin

Is the AI AE action bonded to the chassis?

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