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I can always sell them all if I don't go that route but makes a future purchase much more feasible. I am a practical person after all
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I can always sell them all if I don't go that route but makes a future purchase much more feasible. I am a practical person after all
Well I bought my AXMC when they announced the AXSR...Until they come out with a gen2 LH AXSR that uses a new bolt and they discontinue the gen1 rifle![]()
LOLYes. We have our own special club if you care to join
you went from "never" to "i did buy" pretty fast lol. I get it though. The AXSR is irresistible. Especially in Elite Sand. The only improvement I could see would be eliminating the safety completely (bolt guns don't need safeties) and bonding the action. Oh, and space for both hex keys in the cheekpiece. And it should come with the TBAC SR brake instead of the CB one.Well...today I applied lessons learned from my purchase of the AXMC some 5 years ago.
Although I still have not decided about the purchase of an LH AXSR to go with my AT and AXMC, I did buy all of the LH AXSR bolt bodies and a spare LH AXSR Shroud/Firing Pin Assy today.
At least I will have everything should I decide to purchase the AXSR.
…or the 308 axsr mags depending on whether you're really shooting 308 because you want to, or just practicing for a real cartridge.
Lol, shots fired.
LOLyou went from "never" to "i did buy" pretty fast lol. I get it though. The AXSR is irresistible. Especially in Elite Sand. The only improvement I could see would be eliminating the safety completely (bolt guns don't need safeties) and bonding the action. Oh, and space for both hex keys in the cheekpiece. And it should come with the TBAC SR brake instead of the CB one.
(I personally like key slot, the axsr trigger, the grip, etc). ....And actually it wouldn't hurt my feelings if they made an AXMC style mag spacer so you had the option of running 308 AICS or AW mags or the 308 axsr mags depending on whether you're really shooting 308 because you want to, or just practicing for a real cartridge.
Curious why you bought all 3 though. I mean, why not buy 2, as the 3rd will come with the rifle? now you'll have 4 bolt bodies
I'm going to be an enabler here... I think you'd be really happy with the Axsr.LOL
I believe I said, "never unless all options were available at the time of purchase." All options were available today so my statement is consistent.
I am on the fence but I figured that this was a no-lose scenario. I will always be able to sell the parts to some poor sole like me when the AXSR is replaced and a southpaw is looking for parts or earlier if the LH parts dry up.
I don't think I would buy the rifle without trying one but who knows
I think so because all I hear areI wanted to buy an AXSA (in addition to the MC I already have) but instead I think I'm going to buy a Porsche.
How's that for flexing on the poors? Am I doing it right?
Its the "I'm poor because i bought an AI club"Are there poors in a dedicated AI thread?
I can always sell them all if I don't go that route but makes a future purchase much more feasible. I am a practical person after all
Card carrying member here.Its the "I'm poor because i bought an AI club"
I wanted to buy an AXSA (in addition to the MC I already have) but instead I think I'm going to buy a Porsche.
How's that for flexing on the poors? Am I doing it right?
LOL
I believe I said, "never unless all options were available at the time of purchase." All options were available today so my statement is consistent.
I am on the fence but I figured that this was a no-lose scenario. I will always be able to sell the parts to some poor sole like me when the AXSR is replaced and a southpaw is looking for parts or earlier if the LH parts dry up.
I don't think I would buy the rifle without trying one but who knows
Bro I snagged my AXSR without trying, seeing, or even being in the same room with it. Purchased the bolt bodies, firing pins, and some barrels before ever getting it (buying when they came available) and then got home and decided…this is it. Let’s give MH a call.I don't think I would buy the rifle without trying one but who knows
So discount adult romance novels and unpaid credova bills?This thread feels like knights armament owners fb page
Yep. Full of estrogenSo discount adult romance novels and unpaid credova bills?
can you elaborate on why you think bonded is better (specific to short actions).It’s really interesting to me that the new short action uses 6 action screws.
So it went from 4 screws and bonded (best IMO)
To 4 screws and unbonded is fine
To 6 screws and unbonded
In my personal testing with the (now last-gen) short action, bonded was superior at retaining zero when doing barrel impacts.can you elaborate on why you think bonded is better (specific to short actions).
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not==>[because they changed it to 6] lol
things that come to mind about the bonded/unbounded discussion (with what exactly, epoxy?) its equivalent to = vibrational dampening of system (vs unbonded), improved confidence that it won't come apart/loose with heavy use, a void filler to make up for using machining/processes with larger tolerances?
Not sure if it's possible, you'd have to mill thickness out of the chassis. The bonding works because there is a brass washer on each screw that controls the thickness of the epoxy between the action and the chassis. If you used the washers on the atx as-is, the action would sit too high off the chassis. If you didn't use the washers, the epoxy would get squeezed out everywhere and be an unknown and uneven thickness.I'd guess bonding could still be done by the user if so inclined? Or at least on the ATX. AXSR bonding would leave the trigger unserviceable I believe.
I'd guess bonding could still be done by the user if so inclined? Or at least on the ATX. AXSR bonding would leave the trigger unserviceable I believe.
We are not as retarded. Most of us are not paying over 1500 for a bipod or 1000 bucks for a 300 dollar rail. I could go on, but the Knights and H&K people are a different breed of retards.This thread feels like knights armament owners fb page
I did say "most". I have my reservations about the SR25s and most of the overpriced large frame ARs from Knights, HK, ect. It's not worth it since most of them are lucky to be a consistent 1 MOA gun and good luck trying to be very reliable suppressed.
yup, small pin. If you decide against it let me know and I'll send him mine.
Can any regular LE agent but the AT LE or does it have to be a department?
I’m sure if someone just has to have a “Sniper Gay” colored AT-XC or AT-X a reasonably competent cerakote artist can get you hooked up.
Not sure why anyone would deviate from God’s chosen color of Sage Green, but some people just have to be heathens I guess.
Pretty sure selling an “LE” AI to a civilian is a super felonyAI makes elite sand
Every AI guy: “omg what a homo color”
AI makes “sniper gray” and only sells to mil and LE
AI guys when the same rifle hits the px
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Pretty sure selling an “LE” AI to a civilian is a super felony
Wut.....Pretty sure selling an “LE” AI to a civilian is a super felony
Yeah it’s a joke. Same joke as putting an AX buttstock on an AT or painting the action on an atx makes it law enforcement onlyUnder what law would that be? Or did I miss the sarcasm. lol
Yeah it’s a joke. Same joke as putting an AX buttstock on an AT or painting the action on an atx makes it law enforcement only
Gonna need to see your papers