You could at least step up to Mobilgrease 28…i mean, its hard to convince me any of these low volume, sold by the ounce "grease" and "lubes" is ANY better than these that can be had for about 50 cents an ounce.
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I’m not positive but they started making SFP bolts in 2015. All SFP bolts I’ve seen have been fluted so I’m assuming that’s when they started
AW, Arctic Warfare, bolts were fluted during cold weather trial and testing. Gets the Ice out of the way.
Sorry I assumed he meant on the AT rifles
I know previous ones were fluted. My AXMC was a 13 and fluted
Since we’re on it. Are all AW bolts fluted? Think I’ve seen the same bolt in mine in AW models as well
that's what allows for Warfare in the Arctic . possibly Antarctic also
Try track down a tube of Aeroshell 33, you'll be in for a real treat with that stuff.
Yes, cold weather trials necessitated the design change
Well shit
I guess I’ll have to stay in the warm climate when the civil war breaks out
Son of ah….
Well the 14 bolt does have some flutes. Mainly where it contacts the action. Non visible when action is closed like my 22 ATX
I believe this is the same bolt used in the AW? Correct me if I’m wrong please
I believe this is the same bolt used in the AW? Correct me if I’m wrong please
Yes, this is similar. Your bolt will run fine in the snow. Just keep it lubed.
There is a thread on here somewhere where @Scott Seigmund addressed the various fluting profiles used. There are like 4 different variations iirm
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Their sexy look is enough for me.... no need to catfish me with 4 flirting profiles too.
The 5% molybdenum disulphide version appears to have been Aeroshell 33MS, now Aeroshell 64. I'm trying to remember if there is a reason to not use a molybdenum disulphide grease on firearms, to include AR's.
You absolutely should run Molybdenum based lubes on firearms, and wet patch barrels with it. I have a very long writeup regarding the use of it for the HK MR762 platform. Shooter's Choice FP10 and Jeany's Gun Lube both are Moly based. Match grade barrels respond well to it. And no reason not to run it on a bolt as a grease or lube.
Wtf happened to some used motor oil lol... Y'all killing me
^ Tried that, but all it did was attract dust, and yo momma.
You could try Jelly…. But not Jam….no Jam.
What’s the difference between jelly and jam?
You can’t jelly your dick into your…..partner’s……ass!
What’s the difference between jelly and jam?
You can’t jelly your dick into your…..partner’s……ass!
Has anyone tried the 8.6 BLK in an at or aw ?
Thinking of getting a dedicated subsonic barrel for my AT-X.
I know you can load 308 to subsonic speeds, but it seems less than ideal with currently available powders.
The 300 BO would be ideal for me, but I doubt I will ever find a 223 bolt.
Thinking of getting a dedicated subsonic barrel for my AT-X.
I know you can load 308 to subsonic speeds, but it seems less than ideal with currently available powders.
The 300 BO would be ideal for me, but I doubt I will ever find a 223 bolt.
I was referring to the horrible smell, not the lubrication properties....
Well you should be that's your problem right there lol
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Well, easy. I can give you the Bundeswehr G22A1 and really make your jaw drop
Here's the link to the piece I wrote. Just ignore the H&K junk, and jump straight to the chapter on Molybdenum:
A Precision Shooter's Technical Tour: The MR762 vs...
www.hkpro.com
The short version: wet patching with Molybdenum is good for match grade barrels due to the way it thermogenically bonds to iron when exposed to high heat and sulfur. I only wet patch, and do not dry patch. It makes cleaning easier, and has advantages.
Sounds a little like the whole moly coated bullet craze, have you done any testing with those and how wet patching compares?
It's one and the same. Lake City did testing more extensive than my own. Read the chapter I did on this from my writeup, get back to me and I'll respond in kind. Most of my research is known from the racing industry:
I run Molybdenum based oil in my race car, and we've done 40,000 worth of oil testing in a track car that revs to 8000rpm. The oil analysis has been surprising, and because of the results, we only change the oil every 7,000mi. Knowing what it can do in a race engine for pistons spinning in a cylinder block, has shown it to work.
When Mike Kojima, a racing engineer, created Jeany's Gun Lube that is Moly based, I started using it and saw the difference on a BCG vs not using it. Same further on the gas piston of the MR762.
Jeany's Cutting Edge All-In-One CLP 4oz
Proven in competition and in the field to keep your gun cleaner for longer and make it easier to clean when you do! If you hate cleaning guns but demand the highest in performance and reliability, this is your product. Nanoparticles of lubricant bond to the metal surface and subsurface making it...
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The stuff works as far as my experience goes. Both Shooters Choice FP10 and Jeany's Gun Lube are Moly based, so I swear by it for match barrels.
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Well, easy. I can give you the Bundeswehr G22A1 and really make your jaw drop
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Here's the link to the piece I wrote. Just ignore the H&K junk, and jump straight to the chapter on Molybdenum:
A Precision Shooter's Technical Tour: The MR762 vs...
The short version: wet patching with Molybdenum is good for match grade barrels due to the way it thermogenically bonds to iron when exposed to high heat and sulfur. I only wet patch, and do not dry patch. It makes cleaning easier, and has advantages.
All that and pos leupy wtf is the matter with you put a damn Schmidt on that
First outing with the new Proof competition contour barrel and AI comp trigger on the AT. Really like the barrel a lot
No sh×t. A unicorn Leftie AI. That's wicked to see. I had to teach my eyeballs to shoot right handed due to running a bolt action. I'd love to see what I could do with a LH AI AT308. Very cool rifle dude.
I need a little input... Would like to purchase a can for my at-x. Shooting 6cm mostly. What do you guys recommend and what are you all using?
Thx. It looks pretty good.
I don't want to put a stupid scammer-attracting WTB ad, so here goes: if anyone has a RRS BAI-AT rail (1st version, short with the wavy sides) that they want to get rid of, pm me.
If you're after function, Sawtooth got you covered.
R-Lock/Arca Dovetail Rail: Accuracy International AT
R-LOCK Full length dovetail rails for the Accuracy International AT rifles and chassis.
www.sawtoothrifles.com
Sawtooth rails are A+. I run them on any platform he has support for.
If you want a short section of arca on your AT like the old RRS rail, sawtooth also has you covered. This is what I have on mine unfortunately I don’t have any pictures of the rifle handy right now
www.sawtoothrifles.com
R-Lock/Arca Dovetail Rail: Accuracy International Keyslot Universal
R-Lock/Arca Keyslot dovetail plates for the Accuracy International rifles and chassis.
www.sawtoothrifles.com
It mates perfectly with the chassis and is solid. You also have exposed areas to access the spigot release mechanism unlike the Sawtooth. It was also half the cost if I recall.
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I have both and functionally they are the same with minor cosmetic differences
By “both”, what are you referring to? The BAI-AT long (no waves) and short (w/waves) versions?
This is the sawtooth version:
This is the RRS version :
I bought the RRS out of the PX so I don’t know which version but it’s not wavey and covers the entire underside of the forend without protruding. The two versions I have are pretty similar
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The AT and AW both with 20” barrels and setup as similar as I can get them while keeping the AW version vintage and the AT the “updated” version. I really enjoy shooting both and wish I was out today since it’s so beautiful.
