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Not sure why I didn't expect my comment to be taken way out to left field 😂

I don't run scope caps, only time they are on is during transport and I pull em before use if I don't have a bikini for it yet.

I witness Mark my diopter and tape it on my other scopes. I have had them move and again.... never see people adjusting it after setting it right the first time. We have locking turrets but use them all the time but not a diopter... 🤌 O!

This is a hill I'll die on lol.
 
Not sure why I didn't expect my comment to be taken way out to left field 😂

I don't run scope caps, only time they are on is during transport and I pull em before use if I don't have a bikini for it yet.

I witness Mark my diopter and tape it on my other scopes. I have had them move and again.... never see people adjusting it after setting it right the first time. We have locking turrets but use them all the time but not a diopter... 🤌 O!

This is a hill I'll die on lol.
Are you the one guy that actually liked the USMC Unertl on their M40A1? ;)
 
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A new Vision buttstock in work being tested…

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It's good to have options. The AX buttstock is obviously great, but at $1000 it's an expensive upgrade for someone with an AT. This will give the option to replace just the buttstock frame and keep the factory AI hinge; only downside on an AT would be that it would still fold to the non-bolt side. And if someone has a fixed AT or wants the buttstock to fold over the bolt, then a full Vision assembly with a Vision hinge would be available.
 
It's good to have options. The AX buttstock is obviously great, but at $1000 it's an expensive upgrade for someone with an AT. This will give the option to replace just the buttstock frame and keep the factory AI hinge; only downside on an AT would be that it would still fold to the non-bolt side. And if someone has a fixed AT or wants the buttstock to fold over the bolt, then a full Vision assembly with a Vision hinge would be available.
It looks slick man! Hope to see some out in the wild soon!
 
I guess the AO forend is a little longer than the AT and AX, doesn't look like you could go any shorter on the barrel.

Do you know what fps you are getting from that bbl?
Oh yea, it's definitely longer which was by design and a good thing.

I haven't the foggiest. I literally shot less than 9 rounds down it since I got chopped and didn't have the lab radar out.
 
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Oh yea, it's definitely longer which was by design and a good thing.

I haven't the foggiest. I literally shot less than 9 rounds down it since I got chopped and didn't have the lab radar out.
Keen to see how it performs.
Lots of guys post their badass short barrel 308s but never mention performance.

Appreciate it's probably not impressive but interested nonetheless.
 
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If you are looking for the unicorn among Accuracy internationals
Have look at Holts Auctions lot no 4124.

Not sure what I'm missing here.

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VERBERGER 6mm PCC BOLT-ACTION TARGET RIFLE, serial no. 5611, 22 3/8in. unsighted nitro barrel, fitted with 29mm scope rings, 14in. custom stock (including recoil pad), together with RCBS F L Die Set 6mm PCC

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Figured it out, I think. It's a different auction. Try: https://auctions.holtsauctioneers.c...alelot=A0322+++1152+&refno=++175762&saletype=
 
What cartridge you shooting?

I'm thinking a 16" 308 with the same ASE SL5 suppressor would be as close as you can get to a "practical" hunting setup on an AI.

Pictured is a 20” .308 however with the longer 16” AXMC forend. Do you have an AX or AT?

I have 4 barrels across two AI’s. 26” 6.5 creedmoor, 20” .308 for range work. Then a 18” 6.5CM & 16” .308 used for hunting.

I do have an SL5i and SL7i-BL (pictured). However both are heavy beasts if keeping down the weight & or length for hunting. Might want to consider a lighter weight suppressor for hunting…. However if you taking the same set up on the range for some abuse the SL5 is a great shout.
 
Pictured is a 20” .308 however with the longer 16” AXMC forend. Do you have an AX or AT?

I have 4 barrels across two AI’s. 26” 6.5 creedmoor, 20” .308 for range work. Then a 18” 6.5CM & 16” .308 used for hunting.

I do have an SL5i and SL7i-BL (pictured). However both are heavy beasts if keeping down the weight & or length for hunting. Might want to consider a lighter weight suppressor for hunting…. However if you taking the same set up on the range for some abuse the SL5 is a great shout.
I did think that forend looksonger than normal.

Im a soon to be owner of an AT.
Planning to run a 26" 6.5CM for range/competition use and will get a short 308 for hunting and subsonics (for fun on the range).

I've got a couple of ASE cans, while heavy I inevitably end up using all my rifles in some form of competitive shooting so not sure about the longevity of an aluminum hunting suppressor.
I know plenty of guys do use them in competitions but I feel like the ASE cans will be a better long term.

I'll going so short on the barrel means you need a muzzle forward suppressor and the Sl5i is by far the shortest muzzle forward suppressor I know of that is rated for 308.
There are some shorter ally cans I know of but not sure they'd do too well on a fire breathing short 308.
 
Getting a little tripod/ bag practice in today. Shot the best I've ever shot in a center fire match yesterday down at Fort Carson. My BRA ran flawlessly and gave zero issues. I think this fancy TT made me shoot better too 😂😂😂

Still can't get over how stable this AO chassis is on props and what not


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Your not very smart are you........what part of balancing on a 1" pine board is not good balance
Are we talking chassis, or rifle? What “cheap” chassis are you referring to? Are you comparing your AI chassis to the several others available in an R700 footprint, since your action appears to be that? MPA, MDT, etc, etc?
 
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