I got a bad habit of calling the bridge a rail.Lol. My bad. I thought you were talking about the actions rail. One end is curved. Now I realize you’re taking about the front bridge.
My bad.
Accuracy International AT-X
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Speaking of rails for the short bridge: I need help from someone to verify the euro optics 5.5 inch rails they have in stock will work on it. I’d assume I need to buy screws also.
Basically they have a 5.5 inch rail that is just an AI rail for 2014 and beyond but I can’t tell if it’s a weaver style or not
Basically I want a rail for it in black but don’t want to fuck up and buy something g that don’t work or realize I need a set of screws ETC.
I mean yeah I can ask AI or the folks at EO but figured you dudes would know
Look at what EO has in stock now and you will see them. MH is out of them
Basically they have a 5.5 inch rail that is just an AI rail for 2014 and beyond but I can’t tell if it’s a weaver style or not
Basically I want a rail for it in black but don’t want to fuck up and buy something g that don’t work or realize I need a set of screws ETC.
I mean yeah I can ask AI or the folks at EO but figured you dudes would know
Look at what EO has in stock now and you will see them. MH is out of them
Yeah. That’s what fucked me up. All good.I got a bad habit of calling the bridge a rail.
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i called AINA and they said to use 20 moa rail for the AT NV bridge.
That’ll do pig. Seems to feed 6.5CM fine 
. Still waiting on the hinge…
. Still waiting on the hinge…
Nice! What bullet are you shooting?That’ll do pig. Seems to feed 6.5CM fine
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Never seen a Atx in Blue shoot that good.That’ll do pig. Seems to feed 6.5CM fine
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If you has ES they would all be in the same hole
I gotta know: what bad rider is that one?That’ll do pig. Seems to feed 6.5CM fine
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Hey guys,
Kinda of a newbie question as the ATX is my first AI ever, I have a chance to grab a couple of extra barrels for mine but I'm not sure if they will work. They are AI barrels from AI in the UK, I am based in Canada and the importer here brings in everything from AI across the pond.
Based on the description below would either of these work with the ATX? I'm contacting the store to confirm as well but thought this audience might know what works and what doesn't.
Kinda of a newbie question as the ATX is my first AI ever, I have a chance to grab a couple of extra barrels for mine but I'm not sure if they will work. They are AI barrels from AI in the UK, I am based in Canada and the importer here brings in everything from AI across the pond.
Based on the description below would either of these work with the ATX? I'm contacting the store to confirm as well but thought this audience might know what works and what doesn't.
Option 1 - AI AW .308 20" fluted barrel threaded
Option 2 - AI Barrel AXMC 26" HB Plain THR .308 WIN QR Dark EarthGot it. Jokes on me. They don’t sell it separate. I just like it cause it’s small and compact. I got one coming but liked this one.
Anyone know when the Gen 3 with thin wheel stocks will start to ship? Was told my rifle is ready to ship but will tell them to give it to the next guys in line and I’ll wait for the new one. Waited 7 months already another 1-2 won’t hurt
whats the part number / availability on that AX bagrider. My google skills are failing me this morning.
26623BL Rear Grip Assy, AX MKII
REAR PICATINNY BAG RIDER
I just received tracking from Euro Optic for a hinge. US hinges are shipping, I didn't even order the hinge early so I'm guessing it must have been a large batch.
It must be AI day over at Euro Optic, my elite sand AT-X shipped out as well.
Ditto. I put mine on back order about 2 weeks ago and just got an email from EO with tracking information today.
Sweet. Now we can stop hearing everybody bitch about the hinges. 
Not if you ordered from MHSA…Sweet. Now we can stop hearing everybody bitch about the hinges.
I got an AXSR stock so not even worried about it.
I have an ES AT-X Rifle and hinge on the way from EO also. Ordered about 2 months ago. Already received the short bridge.
I called and Luke said they received a limited amount of black hinges that had all been allocated. No idea when additional shipments would arrive. Heading off to Jordan end of the week so for sure it will be then.
Order placed, can't wait to post my AT-X in a year!
I don’t think the hinges come in colors. They are all black I believe with no plans for colors ones
Can folks that have an AT-X give their experience and recommendation on scope mount heights? I'm planning on setting up my AT-X with a full bridge and a Razor Gen 3 6-36x56. Would a 1.50" or 1.26" mount height be preferred? I'm not using a forward rail or clip-on.
Thanks.
Thanks.
This has been covered many times in this thread. 1.5” is the answer you seek.
Sporting services UK has ‘‘em in stock. 35 pound.
I was trying to keep that on the DL man!
Might as well pick up a TAB gear bullet binder while youre at it tho...I haven't seen one in USA for a long time.
This year, so relatively quick process from ordering to shipping. At least for the AT-X deliveries it is...
My ES from euro just shipped. I asked them to ask AI to see how long until the Gen 3 with thumb wheel adjustable stock came in and the response from AI was “no ETA”. So I’d imagine based on the past 6 months that means likely q4 of this year. Realized I’d realistically never change LOP and maybe only change my cheek piece when I change barrels/scopes and have tools anyway. Not to mention the 2 higher torque screws are probably much more secure than a single thumb wheel anyway. My thumb wheels on my MDT come loose all the time after shooting a lot and traveling.
Very solid. Curious about torque specs and what the two leftover parts are for.
Edit: this is the male part of the locking mechanism. There appears to be no way for it to fit in the hole in the stock. Gen 1 issue?
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No, the hinge is exactly the same spacing as the fixed adaptor.
