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Starting to save for an AI so I’ll post a picture in 10 years. I need help please. On the AT with the spigot mount with a CAL what is the measurement from the trigger to the leg hinge?
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With. It has a cool Steyr Scout vibe to it. Plus then you can play with clip-ons.
I don't have the atlas spigot but I can measure on my AT with elite iron rail spigot with CAL.
Do it man, they're nice lol
20.5" with elite iron spigot and Atlas cal.
It would be better with a s&b, zco or tangent!
Or, better said without one of those Vortex things.
Or, better said without one of those Vortex things.
Haha, I dont listen to this bunch of degenerates mate
It would be better with a s&b, zco or tangent!
Or, better said without one of those Vortex things.
Well thankfully I spent my money on it, not yours, so you dont need to worry too much.
P.S. the last scope I sold was a 5-20 Ultrashort
I think it’s done now. Not pictured is separate 6.5 Creedmoor setup with Surefire can. The ClipIR-ELR is bananas.
That’s a very nice rifle set up
Grand it’s worth about as much as my house still really nice
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I wonder how much units of axsr will be in contract? AI gonna be really busy producing to meet the amount contracted when it goes through. Guess nows a good time to purchase a axsr before it’ll be rarely available for consumers when that starts.BREAKING NEWS: Australian Defence Force Chooses The Accuracy International AXSR As Its New Sniper Weapon System
For the last couple of years the Australian Defence Force (ADF) has been going through a small arms replacement program called Land 159. This program is intended to replace all the ADF’s smal…
I can't imagine it being more than 200 max. We aren't a big defence force
It is probably closer to 100. Even then AI UK has produced enough rifles for many years for different contracts. With AI NA now doing production they need to step up. It will be quicker than the Barrett MK22 thats for sure.
AI has always been a mil contracts company first.
Yea but what about your SOF reserves? Don’t y’all have about 50 million kangaroos? I get that not all of them are school trained, but I’m assuming there’s a pipeline for the Joeys?
Pricing on these just went up to $10,390 as of today also. Not getting any cheaper.
A lot of bolt wear on the top of the action since the rifle will be literally be upside down being used down under.
Of course they fucking are. Between this and the standing up of a Joey SSP on that island filled with upright non-human creatures that can take your lunch money without trying, there won’t be a single AXSR in the Lord’s 1337 Sand come December.
The only thing worse than being a poor and not able to afford sophistication is to be a civilized individual that can afford sophistication but is trapped in a country run by uncivilized swine.
No worries at all, we all have money constraints limiting our choices at times.
Well thankfully I spent my money on it, not yours, so you dont need to worry too much.
300NM AXSR with Nightforce ATACR 7-35x56 Tremor 3, Strike Without Warning Tuner Brake and a sweet rattle can paint job done by yours truly. Looking forward to seeing these at work when they filter in.
These are the two official images released by the Australian Defence Force of the ASXR they have selected with ancillary equipment. Can't tell what model ATACR is sitting on top there. There is a sneaky Leupold Delta Point Pro offset red dot there by the looks. Great choice on the Steiner LRF too.
I assume, since you're using a tuner, it produced identifiable results with that magnum caliber?
Running the 300NM barrel with 225 ELDM at 1400 yrds this morning. Using my new spuhr mount, went from a 40mm height to a 48mm, huge difference in head placement for me. No longer looking through the rim of my safety glasses. Very comfortable.
It appears to have the NF ELR prism too, yeah? Looks like there are two front lens caps in this image.
At this past week's class with Frank and Marc in PA
I too have concluded that the 1.89” / 48mm mount is the height I need for my AX (31mm off the pic rail to the bottom of the scope). I had stacked a Bobro riser and M10 rings that I had laying around to test that height.
I wish ARC made their Mbrace mount that high, but they don’t so I also have a Spuhr like yours inbound.
Not the most aesthetically pleasing look (better on our AX’s vs an AT), but comfy where it counts.
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It’s a Knights bridge specific to the older AW(SM) line. I’m not sure if it would work for an AT but I’m incline to try it. What’s nice about it is the ability to adjust the height to align with the action rail. The Badger IMUNS is another option. There’s a few more but I’m not entirely sure about all the options out there.
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