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Accuracy International AT-X

Had an associate in the Thermal Mafia relate that they had a ASR/AXSR/whatever. And it came with the action screws and scope rail screws loose.
I thought myself BS

Then this happened today at a match

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WiTF AI.

Y’all better take your lego rifles apart and loctite/retorque everything.


Srsly wtff
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Had an associate in the Thermal Mafia relate that they had a ASR/AXSR/whatever. And it came with the action screws and scope rail screws loose.
I thought myself BS

Then this happened today at a match

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WiTF AI.

Y’all better take your lego rifles apart and loctite/retorque everything.


Srsly wtff View attachment 7811380
@Scott Seigmund should us vintage AT-X owners take everything apart to loctite every screw?
 
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That doesn’t help. I want the official specs. If I measured the torque on my buttstoci mount it would have been 0.0 in/lb

Il just tighten everything to PFT
Dude your unhelpable. If it’s zero’ed and I disassemble it completely, reassemble it, and there is zero shift in zero…you can lead a horse to water.
 
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Dude your unhelpable. If it’s zero’ed and I disassemble it completely, reassemble it, and there is zero shift in zero…you can lead a horse to water.
Is this sarcasm ? Or slowness ?

Cause
Zero shift in zero /= proper torque.

My rifle held together until enough use / firings / etc made shit start to fall off.

Held zero to.
 
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That doesn’t help. I want the official specs. If I measured the torque on my buttstoci mount it would have been 0.0 in/lb

Il just tighten everything to PFT
Right?
How the fuck are they giving you a rifle covered in various bolts but fail to put the torque specs in the manual? They put them in the AXSR’s manual so why wouldn’t they do it for the AT-X?
 
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Just from the new AT-X datasheet

AI barrel options 416 stainless steel, 6 groove ‘competition’ grade heavy profile cut-rifled barrels manufactured in England by AI UK
- 24” (610 mm) with 5/8 x 24 UNEF threaded muzzle with thread protector*
- 26” (660 mm) with 18 x 1.5 mm metric threaded muzzle with thread protector for AI muzzle brake*
 
I never saw an answer for this. There are both AT and ATX high action rails on EO. What's the difference between the two, and will the AT rail fit?
The AT-X "High Rail" is lower than the AT High Rail. The AT-X High Rail is designed to be coplanar with the full length forend rail.

The rails will fit either action, but be aware of the compatibilities.

-Scott
 
The AT-X "High Rail" is lower than the AT High Rail. The AT-X High Rail is designed to be coplanar with the full length forend rail.

The rails will fit either action, but be aware of the compatibilities.

-Scott
So what is the product SKU number for the AT-X high rail. I don’t see one on either EuroOptoc nor Mile High website. I think many were under the impression that this one was the one we needed and when I called EO to ask this is the one I was told.

Thanks in advance.

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A 1.5 Spuhr on the factory rail lines up well with my 1.375” UTC-Xii fwiw

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On a positive note , this gamer gun let me take number 1 at the barricade for the second time at the match and I’m a terrible shot
My autism flares hardcore right here.
 

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