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And my range….if we really want to get peanut butter and jealous
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Nothing, as long as you avoided the purplepaint!
Now I have been known to do some pretty loud cerakote jobs…
Nah ill slap these skins onto it…. Assuming they fit anyway.
Sunsets AIs and Flippy flops n bedrocks are how me and the spotter #1 roll...
Little range practice before the match tomorrow. Blessed with a nice sun set as I was leaving. 8pm sun downs are nice 
Looks like an ultimatum I think.
Edit: googled the ultimatum. It is indeed that action.
Edit: googled the ultimatum. It is indeed that action.
Playing around with different variations of the MBR from Sawtooth Rifles. Pretty damn good 
It's a Left handed, AI Coopermatch Palmamaster action.
They were designated AT before the current AT rifles, with the L designating left handed.
They are single shot target actions, with the two position AE style bolt shroud safety
They are rare actions in RH, but LH are even harder to find.
They were designated AT before the current AT rifles, with the L designating left handed.
They are single shot target actions, with the two position AE style bolt shroud safety
They are rare actions in RH, but LH are even harder to find.
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How much flash do you get with the can on and that short of a barrel?
Not sure yet. Will know in a couple weeks.
Finally picked up the Nomad-Ti from my SOT today and had to send a few as soon as I got home!
Anyone know the reason for the flushcup location change between AX rifles and AXAICS chassis? I pillaged a folding AXAICS buttstock to convert my fixed AX and noticed the difference. If there is any reason to use the AX specific buttstock ill swap the hunge itself, but cbf if its no benefit.
I believe it’s due to some issues with the cup at the top.
If the cheek riser is to low it can make it where you can’t remove/attach the flush cup. It’s never been a big deal to me. However I have had that problem. Just moved the cheek piece for the time being and then move it back
My guess is because a 700 bolt sits in a different position than a ai. I remember my axaics barely cleared when stock was folded. It would never clear with the cup like you ATX is.
The R700 action sits lower in the chassis than the AI action does. Here’s an AX butt (meant for converting AI AT rifles) on AT AICS. Note little/no bolt clearance with R700 bolt knob when folded. The bolt is not completely closed in this picture. This was a failed experiment as far as I was concerned.
If you don’t like the flush cup location, just use the hinge.
Edited to add: here’s an R700 in an AX AICS. Note different sized opening for bolt clearance. Same bolt knob, different barreled action; bolt closed.
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Here’s a R/H AX hinge, although it’s green:
SOLD - AIAT Buttstock Hinge Set
Got a couple builds going. Accumulated some extra parts from AIAT’s. SOLD**Sage Green AX hinge. Folds to right. I’m a lefty, replaced this with left side folding. Never mounted on rifle. Removed buttstock. Touched up area with Sage Green paint where buttstock was removed. Pictured. Selling it...
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Fun fact about this journey, I bought the thumbhole conversion from Mile High all the way back in August of 2020.
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Cool now rip it out of there and get it in a ao chassis
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Why you don't like perfection ?Yea, that’s never going to happen
You're back off the team again!Yea, that’s never going to happen
Just as God intended. Thumbhole is the 3rd best hole.Yea, that’s never going to happen
Guys in the ai thread waiting to see scope he's going to put on it....
I’ll be putting Sam’s thumb rest on it, does that get me partial credit?
It’s getting a ZCO, just haven’t decided which one yet.
Not sure if that Tascos are still around... good second!
Nah, Quigley-Ford for sure.
What issues on the AT-X? I haven’t heard yet.
