Probably because they’d rather sell new Accuracy International rifles rather than chassis for Remington 700s….
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Probably because they’d rather sell new Accuracy International rifles rather than chassis for Remington 700s….
Remington 700s.... ew GTFO
I think I need to start going to NA meetings (Nightforcfers-Anonymous.) 
ATACR 1-8x hiding behind my 7-35.
ATACR 1-8x hiding behind my 7-35. My AT came with extra butt spacers and screws, pretty much the same ones on the rifle. But none of the screws are long enough to add either spacer. Are the longer screws missing? Thanks
Perhaps, any hardware store has what you seek though... No big deal.
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I received some screws that were too long for something else and AINA had them in the mail to me pretty much the same day I called.
I think I need to start going to NA meetings (Nightforcfers-Anonymous.)
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Had my old AW out a few days ago working up a subsonic load with trailboss and Lapua 155s. I cant remember how many barrels I have gone through in this guy.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but AI come across as a forward looking company run by engineers that doesn't seem to really care as much about nostalgia and tradition but would rather make rifles with more usability advancements to meet military contracts.
I think the only concession to their past right now are the AT rifles with thumb-hole skins, but I have a feeling they want to advance beyond that as well.
AI is a much smaller company than people realize.
I'm sure they have to pick between advancing or not. And it's a simple choice as you can easily become stagnant.
Personally, I think it’d be interesting is they took a shot at designing a lighter rifle, or put the same action in a light chassis or stock.
But I’m no military sniper nor a PRS whiz either.
But I’m no military sniper nor a PRS whiz either.
You would be surprised how light the ATX Chassis is. It’s the brick 
sized action that is the difference. The old Cooper action was the option, but robust reliability is what was necessary for the military standard. Other actions will give you the “Jenny Craig” weight loss plan, but don’t change what AI has perfected…. Just an opinion of someone without a clue 
sized action that is the difference. The old Cooper action was the option, but robust reliability is what was necessary for the military standard. Other actions will give you the “Jenny Craig” weight loss plan, but don’t change what AI has perfected…. Just an opinion of someone without a clue 
Finally had a chance to get the Ultra 338 out for a test ride; I think I like it. I did a zero with the Hornady 225gr ELDM, then offset data on the 225gr TAP and the 212gr ELD-X.
Full speed and slow motion.
Full speed and slow motion.
Trigger pack just in case, extra fring pin spring and firing pin. Extra quick lock screw.
I haven't needed any of the above yet
By chance, did you do any testing of your suppressor without the cover and with to see if there was a POI shift?
I didnt with this one actually as I swapped scopes at the same time when that cover made
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Can one of the AXSR gurus tell me the principal differences between the AXSR and the AXMC? I have searched and didn't find a specific list of differences.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Axmc has a 3 position safety axsr is a 2
Axmc is standard with a 30moa top rail axsr is 20
Axsr has integrated arca in both the receiver and forend
Axsr has different bolt lug geometry
Axsr comes with the comp trigger not the og trigger in the previous ai's
Axsr has different buttstock adjustments
Both use the same barrels and mags
AXSR has 5 action screws and is not bonded, AXMC has 4 action screws and is bonded
Are you sure the trigger in the AXSR is the comp? I thought it was it's own thing, not the old one and not the comp.
It's not interchangeable with the comp trigger, but the guts are supposedly similar.
One last question that I have regarding the AXSR's firing pin/bolt is whether it is a small or large firing pin.
Aren't you a lefty nick? There was a rare as unicorn tears lefty AXSR up in the exchange I think.
I am and I missed that. The last message was SPF.
The fact that I am LH is the only reason that I am considering buying an AXSR. All the bolts are available now and spare firing pin/shrouds are available...nothing is available for LH MCs
It's the small firing pin. And the main reason I went AXSR over AXMC even though I liked the 3pos safety more.
So guess they aren't that rare, just checked and EO has quite a few right now, just more expensive than here.
The AXSR is small FP, I've shot everything from 6.5 creedmoor up to 33xc in mine with no issues.
I wish I could get another LH firing pin assembly for my MC...that is all I really need...well and the missing 300WM bolt bodySo guess they aren't that rare, just checked and EO has quite a few right now, just more expensive than here.
The AXSR is small FP, I've shot everything from 6.5 creedmoor up to 33xc in mine with no issues.
Been dreaming of owning an AI since I was a little kid, growing up playing every video games that featured an AI sniper, it’d always be the first gun i’d level up or modify or spend actual money on either unlocking or applying skins on..
Now I can say that this one is mine ! Thanks to a bunch of guys on here for the inspiration
Now just missing my BT-57 monopod…
Now I can say that this one is mine ! Thanks to a bunch of guys on here for the inspiration
Now just missing my BT-57 monopod…
Apart from the 3 position safety, any big advantages to the AX338 over the AXMC? And would it be totally blasphemous to get a MRAD in 338 over the AXMC(asking for a friend)
The Axmc would offer quick change capability.
I’m pretty sure choosing the mrad over any AI results in instantly being banned from the site.
Only one I could think of is to be able to get any barrel you want. 1.250 for the AX338 and the MC needs the larger 1.350 shank. Only a couple of barrel manufacturers make that size and the blanks are expensive. Hence why you see most MC and SR guys run AI or Proof prefits. And yes, I know there are a couple of smiths out there that can do a collar setup for the 1.250 barrels to work.
Listen, I don’t want to ok. LolThe Axmc would offer quick change capability.
I’m pretty sure choosing the mrad over any AI results in instantly being banned from the site.
What are you trying to accomplish? Ai barrels are easier to come by and barrel changes are easier imo...... mrads are meh.
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What are you trying to accomplish? Ai barrels are easier to come by and barrel changes are easier imo...... mrads are meh.
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I misspoke the first time I mean AXMC vs AXSR in 338 not the AX338. That being said what I want is a switch barrel in 338lm/300 Nm with the potential to go down to a short action caliber. My preference would be the AXMC but those are getting pretty hard to find.
I misspoke the first time I mean AXMC vs AXSR in 338 not the AX338. That being said what I want is a switch barrel in 338lm/300 Nm with the potential to go down to a short action caliber. My preference would be the AXMC but those are getting pretty hard to find.
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Then yes definitely either of those...
I had a flat rail on forend , 20 moa stock rail on action.
Was getting wonky poi/poa with my xii so I Dremel down a full size 20 moa rail for the clip on.
Currently running stock action rail , 1.5” scope mount , cut down forend 20moa rail. 1.3” center xii
Previous set up with zero moa rail :
Can’t find a pic with the new rail with clip on on
Been using other things for night time interdiction
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The arca rail i sourced from forums, googled the RRS model name and found a listing on ar15 forums, signed up, messaged the guy and was lucky it was still available.
The cheek pad i got from sporting services i think
It's going to depend how sensitive your clipon is to angular misalignment. My PVS 30 is perfectly happy riding on a standard section of pic rail, and a PVS 27 should be similar. Thermals may be more sensitive.
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