Accuracy International AT-X
- Thread starter Peter Laurvick
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Okie, going to be a 6BR, 26" 1.125 straight, 7.5 with Cortina V2 and Area 419 HFM. May just go right to 55. I will be using the identical reloading equipment, components and recipe as the builder uses the same to great success on his rifle.
I use this technique. Was doing 60, but some engineer-type said 55 for bolt stretch reasons…I’d attempt to explain further but I’d just use all of the wrong words lol.
I think logically his technique below makes sense, but I can’t back anything up with tests.
Going MC: Cadex Kraken or AI AXSR?
Hello all. I've owned an AI AWM in .300 WM since the early 2000s. I've decided it's time to sell it and move to a multi caliber platform. Long range opportunities are rare around here so having a .308 for regular use that can occasionally be converted to a long distance chambering makes sense...
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I’ve had the best luck on my old AT and new AT-XC with 65 in/lbs. I also have flats on all my barrels so I tighten them some with a crescent wrench before torquing the quick lock screw. I’ve found this makes everything very consistent and seem to see slightly better groups.
I use 62-inch pounds on both my AT and AXMC based on something I read here a while ago
Never had an issue.
Never had an issue.
The stock 49 or whatever the nearest fixit stick works for me. My first shot is usually 0.2 mil low and I'm not sure if that's the barrel or suppressor seating or barrel fouling or all the above. My RTZ is consistent so I have seen a need to try any different torque settings.
