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Thanks ! You the best. Going to get an AXSR.
You won’t regret it man.
Well I mean you might after you see how much ammo you’ll go through 😂
I’ll say this though, I recommend you buy all three bolt bodies as soon as you can, that way you aren’t limited in caliber choices because of in stock issues. I have all three complete bolts but need to eventually snag a spare 308 bolt body to add to the parts kit. Just in case because it’s my primary bolt. I also snagged a spare AXSR trigger from EO. Never hurts to have it in the kit.
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You won’t regret it man.
Well I mean you might after you see how much ammo you’ll go through 😂
I’ll say this though, I recommend you buy all three bolt bodies as soon as you can, that way you aren’t limited in caliber choices because of in stock issues. I have all three complete bolts but need to eventually snag a spare 308 bolt body to add to the parts kit. Just in case because it’s my primary bolt. I also snagged a spare AXSR trigger from EO. Never hurts to have it in the kit.
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If AI ever offers any LH AXMC parts again, I can guarantee a large expenditure on my part
 
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You won’t regret it man.
Well I mean you might after you see how much ammo you’ll go through 😂
I’ll say this though, I recommend you buy all three bolt bodies as soon as you can, that way you aren’t limited in caliber choices because of in stock issues. I have all three complete bolts but need to eventually snag a spare 308 bolt body to add to the parts kit. Just in case because it’s my primary bolt. I also snagged a spare AXSR trigger from EO. Never hurts to have it in the kit.
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Now we know where all the parts went
 
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This is only correct if you are able to get solid support at the rear of the rifle. I.E. you're able to use a rear bag, a tripod leg or plate in rear.....etc etc.

When you are able to support the rear properly, then yes, you want the front support as far forward as possible.


In scenarios where you aren't able or allowed to support the rear mechanically, then you want to rifle to balance in such a way that you take yourself out of the equation as much as possible. As humans are the weak link. When we have a rear back or some other mechanical support that removes us from the equation enough to support the rifle as far forward as possible. When we do not have mechanical support, you want the center of gravity to be in the center of the bag you're resting the rifle on.


There are exceptions like shooting off ropes and such, where you would put the rifle on the rope as far forward as possible even if if you don't have mechanical support in the rear. But those are exceptions and not the norm.



You example of the bipod in the middle is valid because they have mechanical support in the rear.
Thank you for helping explain that much more eloquently than I could!
 
1. Is the AXSR stock firing pin (Large or small or whatever it is) ok to use with .338 LM, .308, and 6.5CM? I plan to shoot primarily manbun and .308, end the day with some .338 probably. Don't want to pierce primers and it seems like people have been having that issue with 6.5 specifically? Or was that just with the older MC?

Just the MC. All AXSRs are small firing pin-only, so they don't have any issues with primers on any cartridge. MCs came with large firing pins, but they eventually came out with small firing pins and matching small pin bolt bodies to fix the primer piercing problem in certain cartridges. It should be noted the MC was originally designed for the military, and only to shoot .308, .300WM, and 338LM. There were no pierced primer problems with any of these cartridges. It wasn't until they started offering barrels in other chamberings (much later) that the problem arose with the large pin.

To the first part of your question, yes the stock SR firing pin assembly (again, they're ALL small firing pin) will fit ALL of the 3 SR bolt body sizes, and don't have issues with primers in any chambering. You only need the stock firing pin assembly that comes with the rifle, and then the other 2 sizes of bolt bodies that didn't come with the rifle, and you're set up to shoot the whole array of calibers (you will also need the other two sizes of mags as well, and obviously whatever barrels).
2. Is the AXSR too big to fire out of various firing positions like kneeling, siting, standing? It looks really big and awkward in some pics and then manageable in others. I plan to use this for all shooting that I will do, including plinking, hunting (18.5 proof barrel), and potentially competition like PRS which I am learning about.

It was designed to be a military sniper rifle. The closer your planned use is to that style of shooting, the more optimal it becomes. LR/ELR from bench and prone is where it is unbeatable.
3. is the AXSR being replaced at shot show and will it be impossible to find conversion parts as a result?

Don't know when the next design will come out, but probably not for a while if I had to guess. But it won't matter, you can still get parts for the MC and the SR has been out for a while.
 
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Dude, did you not see that the AXSR is now $11,200?
Oh I was aware it was happening thought it was going hit Jan 1 lol

Edit looks like euro still has em for 10k

And I got dudes crying I'm asking 7k for my mc.... Poors pay up it's about to be 8k🤣
 
Hey @samb300 what say you? Is there a safe way to mod this to take your thumbrest?
Define “safe”. Basically have to be willing to drill a through hole in the chassis, not a big deal but best to do on a machine and not with a hand drill lol. For some reason AI didn’t put the hole in the square tube section on the fixed stock model 🤷🏼‍♂️
 
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Define “safe”. Basically have to be willing to drill a through hole in the chassis, not a big deal but best to do on a machine and not with a hand drill lol. For some reason AI didn’t put the hole in the square tube section on the fixed stock model 🤷🏼‍♂️
You think there is enough meat between the skin and chassis to make a relief hole for the plug portion of the thumb rest?

Basically make a hole in the skin for it to just pop into vs bolt through.
 
You think there is enough meat between the skin and chassis to make a relief hole for the plug portion of the thumb rest?

Basically make a hole in the skin for it to just pop into vs bolt through.
The rear mounting screw should go into the threaded metal flange that comes with the AT kit. You’d need a printed piece with a threaded insert for the rear (similar to the front) if you wanted it to just attach to the skin.
 
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It's been 3 years of selling everything they make as fast as they can produce products. How would you expect them not to raise the price. It's just a how high will it go and how is the market going to correct? Or are we just going to be paying $20k for the AXSR replacement in 5 years?
 
It's been 3 years of selling everything they make as fast as they can produce products. How would you expect them not to raise the price. It's just a how high will it go and how is the market going to correct? Or are we just going to be paying $20k for the AXSR replacement in 5 years?
They wouldn’t be lowering the price of the atx if that was the case
 
The rear mounting screw should go into the threaded metal flange that comes with the AT kit. You’d need a printed piece with a threaded insert for the rear (similar to the front) if you wanted it to just attach to the skin.
I'm going to go ahead and order one and see what I can come up with. A thumbrest on the thumbhole is gonna be sweet!
 
1k-1mile max. have ranges near me for both that I'm going to get a membership for.

Also - i've saved like 50 pics from this thread as inspiration, AT with thumbhole is preety beautiful rifle. So is AXSR with 18.5 proof :) So I think they are equally "cool" since that is preety important. I have a Helios QD Ti supressor I plan to run with .308 and 6.5 creed already. So I figure with the TI supressor direct thread (weighs about as much as a muzzle break or less), and a proof 18.5, the AXSR would be relatively maneuverable for when i'm shooting short action cartridges?
Bro where in texas you have multiple ranges near by you that offers 1000-1200 yrds?
 
Finally got to do first shots and zero the AT and AX today. I'm definitely impressed regardless of the comedy of errors. Forgot my can at home, left my impacts in the duck hunt bag and had to dick with the T6Xi for longer than I'd care to admit figuring out the zero stop and elevation turret.

The Proof barrel on the AT preferred 140 Black, and the AX 147 ELD-M. I'll get some more factory loads through them in the coming weeks and start load development.

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Finally got to do first shots and zero the AT and AX today. I'm definitely impressed regardless of the comedy of errors. Forgot my can at home, left my impacts in the duck hunt bag and had to dick with the T6Xi for longer than I'd care to admit figuring out the zero stop and elevation turret.

The Proof barrel on the AT preferred 140 Black, and the AX 147 ELD-M. I'll get some more factory loads through them in the coming weeks and start load development.

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Need to get either the AO spigot or Elite Iron spigot, and an Atlas for the AT. It made shooting mine off the bipod much more enjoyable.
 
Regarding the AI AT, what is the advantage to the side folding stock?

I assume storage and ease of bolt removal for cleaning.

Anything else?

Also, if one has the fixed stock AI AT, and one wants to remove the bolt, I assume one has to remove the cheek riser?

If so, is this a simple process and is it repeatable?

Any information would be appreciated.

Thank you.

-Stan
 
Regarding the AI AT, what is the advantage to the side folding stock?

I assume storage and ease of bolt removal for cleaning.

Anything else?

Also, if one has the fixed stock AI AT, and one wants to remove the bolt, I assume one has to remove the cheek riser?

If so, is this a simple process and is it repeatable?

Any information would be appreciated.

Thank you.

-Stan
The folding stock is awesome

I can break it down into a very small package if I fold the stock and remove the barrel

When I tote it places I usually have the stock folded.

When I clean the rifle I fold the stock as well. No cheek piece to get in the way

The cheek piece is adjustable/removeable via some Allen screws
 
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The folding stock is awesome

I can break it down into a very small package if I fold the stock and remove the barrel

When I tote it places I usually have the stock folded.

When I clean the rifle I fold the stock as well. No cheek piece to get in the way

The cheek piece is adjustable/removeable via some Allen screws
Thank you!

-Stan
 
You’re welcome.

Get the folder. Come to the dark side. lol

I don't need the compactness.

I do desire being able to remove the bolt without having to use a tool to remove the cheek piece first.

Either way the funds won't be around for this until 2025 so for now it's mid-term dreaming.

Among switch-barrel options in general, I am sold on the AT.

-Stan