If you’re right handed, you’d want your bipods to be mounted on the left side so you can grip em with your support hand. ...or load them while shooting from a frame.Very serious, I need all the help I can get when shooting
Valid point. I’ll switch it over and report how it worksIf you’re right handed, you’d want your bipods to be mounted on the left side so you can grip em with your support hand. ...or load them while shooting from a frame.
Did anyone see the AX the nightforce posted in instagram today. It was an OD AX with an FDE Mlok forearm and a fulll ength top pic rail on top. WOuld like more info if someone is making mlok forearms for it yet. On closer look it appears to be an ASR. Got my
Hopes up for nothing.... least we fired Gus
Hopes up for nothing.... least we fired Gus
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That's a couple years old at least. When they were testing the MLOK forend with RRS Dovetail
You'll just have to wait for the AXSR forends to do the same
that’s definitely an AXMC with the ASR forend. My guess is it’s one of the team AI guys rifles.
Took the AT to the range today, after trying my hand at annealing. After shooting $763.56 worth of primers, none of the 20 rounds hit paper?
It’s Sean Murphy’s (Nightforce) AX.
That forend has been around before the ASR was announced to the public. (Pic from 2018)
That is my rifle above with Kevin shooting it. The M-lok ASR rail will never be sold as a part alone. MDT M-Lok weights with the holes drilled out and tapped metric LH thread work perfect on the Key Slot pattern. M-Lok is NO WHERE NEAR AS A STRONG as Key Slot and it is a bitch to attach rails and accessories. The Key Slot AXSR rails are backwards compatible with the AX series both long and short action but I am unsure if they are available separately yet.
This is true. Key-slot is superior to MLOK and KeyMod. Once you understand the differences, you’ll wish you had Key-slot on everything. The back side is tapered, so once you tighten the screw it literally cannot slip. It also tightens flush to the inside of the handguard, no protrusions.
I like it a lot actually. If not for winning it at a Guardian match, I probably wouldn't have bought one for lack of knowledge on their products. In fact, I've started using it at PRS matches. It's taller and gets the AX off the ground without having to extend the legs, and if extension is needed they pull out quick. It also has the CAL feature which my PSR does not. I still use the PSR in team matches for its smaller size and compactness.
I'm waiting on two to arrive to test out. I have been running a br4 accutac for a couple weeks now and have been highly impressed so interested to see how these others stack up
Yes the BR4 looks about perfect as an all-around. Mine is the SR5, which is a little longer. I was worried about the length, but then I realized I usually run the PSR out a few notches to get off my belly...this is about the same as the Accutac SR5 fully collapsed.
When you buy a ‘gamer’ plate, more as a fashion statement than a “stabilized” piece of gear 
If you’re on here, come on man!
Nice rifle + optic combo though.
If you’re on here, come on man!
Nice rifle + optic combo though.
^^^ True, I took off the RRS arca plate and went back to the plastic, or nothing at all when using the plate... They don't work well together when jammed all the way back. ^^
For him to use that plate properly, he would have take off that RRS Aux Plate and not use the plastic hand guard at all (. As I wouldn't run it on the RRS plate as it would raiser the rifle a lot higher than it needs to be. As if its not high enough already with the AX platforms.
I've tried the plate on multiple platfroms, not just AI's. I didn't see any add in stability. The one thing it will do is, keep your rifle upright/ leveled while manipulating the bolt when shooting off a prop.
This is what you want to do when running that plate on the AX
@NoLegs24
The plate really does help take the lateral flop out, but you have to get all the crap out from underneath the rifle to make it work, or have a bag with a bit of wiggle room to bed down into.
The plate really does help take the lateral flop out, but you have to get all the crap out from underneath the rifle to make it work, or have a bag with a bit of wiggle room to bed down into.
Anyone want to take a guess on when this thing is coming out? Lol AI action, but definitely not a current chassis, unless there was some heavy milling done it looks like lol
A new AX possibly? Mile High has a Under Maintenance post on their AX rifle section now for several weeks and Eurooptic was doing the 1k giftcards on them. Coincidence maybe, hard to say.
I’m gonna step out on a limb and say it’s a non-bonded action/chassis prototype.
Move along. Nothing to see here folks...
hey guys, need some help identifying the handguard on the left. I have circled the length differences. The one on the right is off of my AI AICS post14 chassis, but i tried buying a shorter handguard and received the one on the left that dont match up for sh*t. Any help identifying it (so i can sell) is greatly appreciated. Even better would be is sum1 is looking to sell a drk earth 13" handguard. =THANKS in advance.
then what is for an AICS chassis? I thought they were the same.
Anyone have a correct PART # for the chassis version? I cant find anything.
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Nah, the AX factory rifle and the AX AICS have a different hand guard interface.
Probably the new short action competition model that’s bound to be released at some point.
I believe the AXMC and the AICS should be the same handguard. Anyone wanna sell theirs & go 16"?
its a winchester model 55 takedown. the only gun passed doen from my grandfather - believe it may have been his fathers given age of the gun.
