I hope it does but I think you'll need to raise your scope due to the higher comb.
I agree it’s very likely. I’ll see where I end up and go from there.
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I hope it does but I think you'll need to raise your scope due to the higher comb.
Waiting for UPS to deliver the conversion. I went ahead and got started.
Looks great, what's the height of your rings?
@JFComfort I would loctite those 2 screws on the cheek rest. After my first range trip I found that I was missing one and the other was loose. I picked up replacements at the hardware store and loctited them
In place.
How tight is your Atlas bipod attached? Any wiggle? I recall my old AIAT having some issues with my bipod adapter years ago before I sold it. Kinda thinking about getting another AIAT again seeing as it can take the AXMC's buttstock now.
I did end up raising the scope from 1.125” rings to a 1.34” Spuhr mount. Now with the adj. comb in it’s lowest position it’s easy to get a proper sight picture.
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Just my eye... or do both brown and green buttstocks run a different shade than the AT’s stock color?
Skateboard tape on the mating surface will eliminate the wiggle.How tight is your Atlas bipod attached? Any wiggle? I recall my old AIAT having some issues with my bipod adapter years ago before I sold it. Kinda thinking about getting another AIAT again seeing as it can take the AXMC's buttstock now.
It can be done to an AICS with some work.So, I had two questions about this but my search brought up a link to Mile High, which answered one question...can this only be done to a folding AT rifle and apparently it can also happen to a fixed stock AT rifle. Cool.
My other question is this. Other than the AT rifle being quick change barrel, what about the chassis (mostly the butt stock) is different? I would really like to do this to my AICS 2.0 folder. Anyone know the answer to this?
Are you asking about differences (other than the buttstock) between the AT rifle and the AT AICS? To my knowledge, the only difference is in the notch for the bolt handle (the AICS has a larger notch in that location to allow for larger (than AI rifle) bolt handles to clear). Beyond that difference, I can't think of a reason that this conversion couldn't be done on an AT chassis.So, I had two questions about this but my search brought up a link to Mile High, which answered one question...can this only be done to a folding AT rifle and apparently it can also happen to a fixed stock AT rifle. Cool.
My other question is this. Other than the AT rifle being quick change barrel, what about the chassis (mostly the butt stock) is different? I would really like to do this to my AICS 2.0 folder. Anyone know the answer to this?
So, I had two questions about this but my search brought up a link to Mile High, which answered one question...can this only be done to a folding AT rifle and apparently it can also happen to a fixed stock AT rifle. Cool.
My other question is this. Other than the AT rifle being quick change barrel, what about the chassis (mostly the butt stock) is different? I would really like to do this to my AICS 2.0 folder. Anyone know the answer to this?
Here’s a pic of mine pretty easy to do. View attachment 7011317