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The 230gr ATips are appearing to run well so far in the 300PRC barrel. More load development now the ADG brass and expander mandrel have arrived.
ES and SD have both been pretty average with the once fired Hornady brass, will switch over and try a few other things.
Landed a first round hit at 1384m on a pretty small rock which is promising, to quickly validate the AB CDM, spot on but was .8 low at 1600ish meters so will look at CalMV and DSF down the track.
Overall the AXSR is a great rifle. The 300WM mags are a bit clunky with the PRC rounds at the moment when fully loaded, but I’m expecting them to settle down.
ES and SD have both been pretty average with the once fired Hornady brass, will switch over and try a few other things.
Landed a first round hit at 1384m on a pretty small rock which is promising, to quickly validate the AB CDM, spot on but was .8 low at 1600ish meters so will look at CalMV and DSF down the track.
Overall the AXSR is a great rifle. The 300WM mags are a bit clunky with the PRC rounds at the moment when fully loaded, but I’m expecting them to settle down.
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My AX50 ELR Flat Dark Earth just showed up at EO. Time for a road trip! 
My AX50 ELR Flat Dark Earth just showed up at EO. Time for a road trip!
200y will never look the same again.
If you were running butt stock spacers, as I am, could probably be embedded in there pretty easily... Interesting idea nonetheless.
Now we just need those AXSR 308 bolt bodies to hit the shelves. Word is late summer, early fall…but we’ll see.
Yea I saw this as well. I wonder how long they knew these were coming. After AI saying they were not. Don’t get me wrong I’m glad they are guys but why not just be up front about them and say you are making them.
Question for the AX owners.... when you shoot weak side, does the comb adjustment get in your way/do you feel it at all? I want to do an AX stock conversion on my AT, but I'm lefty, so the comb adjustment knob would be on the same side as my face.
I thought the same thing prior to doing mine, but it turned out to be a non-issue, even with the cheek piece at the lowest position. Worst case, you can simply replace the large knob with a cap head screw.
Ha...the unfortunate thing about the AT/AX Gen of rifles is the hinge isn’t symmetric top and bottom. The top side is flat and the bottom is curved in order to match the skins. It’s subtle but once you look for it you’ll see it. That means there is a separate left and a right folding hinge.
I ended up acquiring some folding buttstocks from RH ATs, which fold to the left, in order to have the correct hinge since they don’t sell LH AX buttstocks. But they do/did make them, as my factory LH AX has a mirrored buttstock assembly.
I still have some LH folding hinges in inventory, freshly cerakoted black and re-built, shoot me a PM if you’re interested.
This is how a $900 buttstock turns into a $1200 buttstock lol
I did an AX conversion and had second thoughts. The AX puts you higher on the rifle than the AT stock, so, I had to get an aftermarket cheek piece to get me 1/2" lower than the AX piece, or I would have had to increase my ring height.
Picked up the AX50 ELR on Friday. Just some quick basement pics....
True, but it was adjusted all the way down, which defeated the $800 I just spent for adjustability that my AT already had.
There’s also the option of replacing your low scope rail with the high scope rail. The high rail is the same height as the AX rifle’s. It’s also the correct height for the NV bridge and rail.
Very true, instead of spending more, I just bought an AX.
I got a question for you AT guys. If you've been shooting all weekend in the rain/high humidity, do you take your stock sides off and spray the whole chassis down with oil? Just curious. I never had and figured I should probably ask
If it's really wet or dirty, I will take the skins off and wipe the chassis dry, and take the trigger out to flush and re-lube at the same time. The AT chassis is entirely hardcoat anodized aluminum, so there's really no worry of rust or corrosion underneath.I got a question for you AT guys. If you've been shooting all weekend in the rain/high humidity, do you take your stock sides off and spray the whole chassis down with oil? Just curious. I never had and figured I should probably ask
If i had to clean it with just being in humidity and a little rain, i would think less of AI. I dont clean shit on this rifle.
Out with the old in with the new or something like that... 
just FYI guys, this M-Lock hang guard is not for AXSR. I ordered it and get it today. It could not be installed on the AXSR as the screw does not match. Send a email to AINA and get a reply that this hang guard is only for AX and AXMC.....
I wonder why is that, why not make one for the AXSR......
They told me the screw are different. The AXMC is Metric threading and the AXSR is Standard(Imperial) threading.
Theoretically, I could use the Metric threading screw(if I could find extra) to install the frond on the AXSR.... but they seems do not want me to do that.
Email mile high and they told me they actually will have the m-lock for axsr coming. The one now they have is for ax/axmc. The website is also corrected.
Accuracy International: 16" Forend Tube, M-LOK - AX/AXMC Rifle, Dark Earth
AI : 100-20-001764DE. This product is also compatible with AI AXMC and AX Rifle Systems. AXMC rifles will require a 20 MOA action rail to align the picatinny rail interface.
www.milehighshooting.com
Because..... we all know why... it kills me the way they promote and act...look at Tom’s post over the new left hand chassis
Why not just go to the hardware store and grab two new bolts? Seems like a simple fix, even though you shouldn’t have to do that for a rail that costs over $400.
Out and about
@M8541Reaper Picked up that Tab gear mat per your recommendation a few years back. Spot on recommend, haven't gotten wet since. Excellent wet ground barrier, better than a pair of Huggies on the kid. As you can see got in your fav color muliticam...haha
@M8541Reaper Picked up that Tab gear mat per your recommendation a few years back. Spot on recommend, haven't gotten wet since. Excellent wet ground barrier, better than a pair of Huggies on the kid. As you can see got in your fav color muliticam...haha
I don’t see any mat. Are you sure it’s in the pics?
Clearly you made the right choice and I’m glad to help.
…also it’s been a minute so you probably haven’t heard about my love for the most practical of all camo…the most operator of all operating operations…the multicam black.
AKA Tacky Black
ProTip: If you wear Huggies while laying on the mat, you’re pretty much waterproof. …if the Huggies are in multicam black, you immediately get awarded a trident.
I don’t see any mat. Are you sure it’s in the pics?
Clearly you made the right choice and I’m glad to help.
…also it’s been a minute so you probably haven’t heard about my love for the most practical of all camo…the most operator of all operating operations…the multicam black.
AKA Tacky Black
ProTip: If you wear Huggies while laying on the mat, you’re pretty much waterproof. …if the Huggies are in multicam black, you immediately get awarded a trident.
Disclaimer...Once you get that trident it's one book deal and exclusive interview after another so be ready to bare the burden of telling the tales of your adventures in Huggies every chance you get
Took my brother in law out to shoot his Mk12 clone and M40(ish) build at some real range. It's the first time he shot the AI and immediately understood why they are so highly regarded. His first time shooting the gun when we were sighting in at 100 yards, he shot a 1/2 inch group.
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They are SO nice... I like it a LOT better than either the factory shoe or the flat one.
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