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I don’t shoot GT, but I’ve heard those kits work very well.Has anyone else had trouble feeding GT rounds without HRD kits? It will pick up some rounds (seems like the odd numbers - 1, 3, etc.) but skips over others. Does the same thing with 3 different brand new AX mags.
I feel like the mags sit a little low when secured in the chassis, but the cases have good engagement with the feed lips. If I move the cases forward, as if there was a spacer, it feeds fine.
Just looking to see whether guys have had better luck with or without the kits (or maybe if there is another issue at play). I thought it might have been the bad mag issue, but given that the feed lips seem like they’re OK, I’m not sure that it is.
Allegedly one day. Bugholes can do it thoAre there magnum bolt faces available for this rifle? And if not, any plans in the future for a magnum bolt face?
IIRC There are AI manufactured parts for 6,5 PRC bolts that exist. But only as proof of concept/demo. No publically available SKU.Are there magnum bolt faces available for this rifle? And if not, any plans in the future for a magnum bolt face?
You mean Me can do it, Greg has mentioned he don’t want to take this on.Allegedly one day. Bugholes can do it tho
338-300WSM is my next wild hair idea, 300wsm is tits out of my AXSounds like I would have to get the bolt face modified, thankfully there appears to be a few people that do it.
I've gotten a wild hair recently, and contemplating adding an AT-X to my collection, but in 7 SAUM...
Standard chassis I believe.
7 SAUM would be epic.Sounds like I would have to get the bolt face modified, thankfully there appears to be a few people that do it.
I've gotten a wild hair recently, and contemplating adding an AT-X to my collection, but in 7 SAUM...
Has anyone else had trouble feeding GT rounds without HRD kits? It will pick up some rounds (seems like the odd numbers - 1, 3, etc.) but skips over others. Does the same thing with 3 different brand new AX mags.
I feel like the mags sit a little low when secured in the chassis, but the cases have good engagement with the feed lips. If I move the cases forward, as if there was a spacer, it feeds fine.
Just looking to see whether guys have had better luck with or without the kits (or maybe if there is another issue at play). I thought it might have been the bad mag issue, but given that the feed lips seem like they’re OK, I’m not sure that it is.
Few pages back this was talked about some. I’m running 6gt with no mag kits and it works most of the time but get a few bolt ride overs myself. I shimmed the mag catch up and that help a bunch but still miss a round here and there. AI says there is no need to shim the mag catch though. If your having issues send them your mags and they will fix them.
Messed around with it a little bit more today and found that I can get it to feed reliably by moving the rounds forward in the mag so the case shoulder touches the rib. Also talked to Krob about it and he said the same thing has been working for him.I get bolt overrides running 6GT in my AT. I thought my mags just had weak springs. Seems like it's common.
No, no they don’t. They may work in the AICS chassis but not for the AI rifle.the Magpul AICS mags don't work in this?
Yep more vertIt may have been intentional, but is that flat trigger shoe on backwards?
Makes sense. My first guess was that you probably had huge hands and wanted it out further.Yep more vert
I’m sure you already know, but Sawtooth does make aluminum ones. Not sure how much weight you’d save with 3D vs. those, but I’d venture toHas anyone 3D printed blocks that follow the shape of the Sawtooth or AI weights yet? I want the wide footprint/thumb area without the weight.
Id venture to say, he'd save a lot of money!I’m sure you already know, but Sawtooth does make aluminum ones. Not sure how much weight you’d save with 3D vs. those, but I’d venture to
guess you probably wouldn’t tell a difference.
The aluminum ones aren’t spendy, plus, your money is going to one of the best guys in the industry who listens to what we want and provides high quality productsId venture to say, he'd save a lot of money!
The longggggggggg wait finally over, picked mine up today
Adjust the trigger to where you want it then clamp it in place using the torque specs in the manual. It shouldn’t move.Got my dark earth rifle this week. Have not gotten to shoot it yet, just a lot of dry fire. Is it normal for the trigger shoe to have some side to side wiggle to it?
Yea the trigger shoe clamp is tight so much so that when I tried to loosen it to move it I decided to leave it where it was in fear of stripping it. Trigger feels great. The wiggle I am referring to is left to right not front to back. Was just wandering if that is normal?Did you try tightening the clamp bolt?
Roger that. Thanks.I think that's normal, The trigger shoe wiggles around a little bit.
What colour is your AT-X ?
How heavy is that thing? Looks thick with all the weights, barrel/supressor.22GT hammered this weekend. Fed and performed flawlessly, any misses were solely on me. Love this thing more and more every time I shoot it.
28” Brux, 6.5” twist, running Berger 85.5s right at 3100.
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