You can get a new AXSA for that price from some of the vendors here at the hide..
Well crap. Now you’re going to make me have to put one of my ES barrels on one of my SG rifles, and vice versa.
Surely this is a dupe but I can’t find any discussion here yet
I’d love to know what scope he was using, how close it focuses, and what the low end of the mag range is and if it’s ffp or sfp.
Speculate he prob thought he was clear of the monitor and got lucky. I’d take some risky shots but barrier penetration with hostage on either side is way past gas station sushi
Speculate he prob thought he was clear of the monitor and got lucky. I’d take some risky shots but barrier penetration with hostage on either side is way past gas station sushi
Nobody going to mention +1 for weakside trigger break?
(Or do you think his LH bolt is still on backorder?
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(Or do you think his LH bolt is still on backorder?
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Good point. Although…what was stopping him from setting up on his mate’s right shoulder?Nobody going to mention +1 for weakside trigger break?
(Or do you think his LH bolt is still on backorder?
Lefty jokes never get old. Poor bastards.
Damn nice shot
I’m going to speculate the scope cleared the computer but the rifle did not. Probably got lucky
I’m going to speculate the scope cleared the computer but the rifle did not. Probably got lucky
@carbonbased idk how to take stills from video but there’s a split second where you can see the gun from the left side, and the covered suppressor.
The sound suppression in that video is mind boggling to me. It sounds like my 9mm subsonic pcc with mic behind the shooter. Idk how they didn’t get supersonic crack bouncing off all the walls and ceiling. The flash bangs were quiet too. Maybe they edited it?
The sound suppression in that video is mind boggling to me. It sounds like my 9mm subsonic pcc with mic behind the shooter. Idk how they didn’t get supersonic crack bouncing off all the walls and ceiling. The flash bangs were quiet too. Maybe they edited it?
Compression and normalization on the audio in recording, or post editing. You'll get the same thing if you take an Iphone video, it can actually make running the bolt sound louder than the suppressed shot if the range is quiet.
Here you go…
From a different still I worked out the rough view the sniper probably saw. I was trying to visualize the shot but they blurred stuff and the vid is low quality. I think I got it right.
Short-range high-stakes wobbly “tripod” shooting…yikes! Nice shot.
Looking closer at the shot and it is even harder than I thought.
General presentation of subject to sniper earlier.
Right before the shot
About 11 seconds before the shot at 1:31, subject bobs head up high. A mistake.
Closeup 11 secs before shot
Overall view
He lowers his head from view, bobs it around, and 11 seconds later, blammo (see prev post for view).
General presentation of subject to sniper earlier.
Right before the shot
About 11 seconds before the shot at 1:31, subject bobs head up high. A mistake.
Closeup 11 secs before shot
Overall view
He lowers his head from view, bobs it around, and 11 seconds later, blammo (see prev post for view).
Saw this on Facebook, an Anschutz 1927 in an AI stock. Anyone know anything about a release date?
I'd say given they said they train it that it was deliberate...
I guess setting up with something in between the shooter and the subject stops the subject seeing what's about to happen.. a modern computer monitor really isn't that thick so wont deflect the bullet much if at all.. quite clever really.
I think he got lucky.
1. Most cops don't train, even swat guys.
2. Who's going to go on TV & say, 'Yeah we really never train for a scenario like this so I was totally sweating this shot!'
Good for him though. I had a first round impact at around 1,000 yards in 15ish mph winds that wow'd my friends... I saw no reason to inform them that I got pretty lucky, haha!
1. Most cops don't train, even swat guys.
2. Who's going to go on TV & say, 'Yeah we really never train for a scenario like this so I was totally sweating this shot!'
Good for him though. I had a first round impact at around 1,000 yards in 15ish mph winds that wow'd my friends... I saw no reason to inform them that I got pretty lucky, haha!
Thank you so much, was struggling to order a new barrel since my old AW Lothar Walther shoots that good. Always wanted a 26" barrel instead of my 24" though.
Just received a mail from sporting services uk, i will get two original PSG 90 LW barrels in 26" threaded M18 in 308. They sent me a picture aswell. Great customer service indeed.
Happy days!
I have no opinion about the SWAT sniper’s skill. But if he was lucky, it’s oft better to be lucky than good.
My thumbs up was all about your 1000yd first round hit and response. Bravo lol.
You to your buds after the shot:
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1.=This is fair considering most departments aren’t busy enough for their city/county to justify the cost (even though the public’s expectation is always the same and the officers/teams should hold their standards as such. working in bum fuck nowhere with not as good equipment isn’t an excuse to suck). I’m retired from a busy/good sized dept in the Central Valley of gang land CA and we trained every week and felt it still wasn’t enough for our tempo. Whole team every other, sniper every other. So if you were on the sniper team it was every week and we were burning barrels on AI’s and training/competing often.
2. Agreed. Luck is a beautiful thing when it’s in your favor
. I don’t know what agency that was but I will say Florida has a few very busy/capable teams that train hard and often. As far as the swat world goes if I recall they have a few “tier 1” teams that are HRT capable. I’ve been out of the game a couple years so I won’t bet my pension on it but this was the case a couple years ago.I still like harris and have quite a few of them. For the cost they can't be beat. This was on a 18+# m40a5 running prs type matches for a season.That’s definitely a failure. Never say never I guess. I just didn’t see it in my time. They impressed me enough that I still use em mostly. Except for on my AI. I will say I plan on trying one of the cool competition oriented bipods now that I can pick/use my own stuff.
Felt wobbly shooting off a table's bench and when I picked up my rifle to move to the next prop the bipod stayed behind
. Thought my lock uncharacteristically loosened up.
Dude was was lucky taking a shot with the 308 going transonic at that range
After years of waiting, I FINALLY am getting the Accuracy International .375 Cheytac conversion kit for my AX50:
Well, it might be if they don't get off their Arses and get us the conversion kits they promised years ago. First Barret and now Sako have left AI behind when it comes to the non-50bmg ELR calibers.
Oh, and because there are rules and all:
Well, it might be if they don't get off their Arses and get us the conversion kits they promised years ago. First Barret and now Sako have left AI behind when it comes to the non-50bmg ELR calibers.
Oh, and because there are rules and all:
1727 Match, Out in the wild, I've had mine since March.
Quite a showing at Summit Point last month
The more I shoot this rifle the more I love it.
Is anyone else running into an issue feeding the last round from a .308 AXSR mag? The first 9 feed perfect, but the last round typically gets hung up.
I’m reasonably certain it’s the follower getting in the way because of the last round hold open, but wanted to see if the experts here have run into this and have a fix before I bust out the 7-axis CNC and massacre a follower.
I’m reasonably certain it’s the follower getting in the way because of the last round hold open, but wanted to see if the experts here have run into this and have a fix before I bust out the 7-axis CNC and massacre a follower.
@Part Timer I have 3 .308 AXSR mags and all run perfectly without tweaking. These mags shouldnt have last round hold open tho. Sounds like one of your feed lips is jacked up and is positioning the follower too high.
Same. 3 mags here, no hold open and no feeding issues.
I could see the rear of the feed lips being bowed out a bit to allow the follower to rise.
Two different mags, the third is the same.
Two different mags, the third is the same.
Looks like as I said, your feed lip looks off and like it's barely containing the follower.
Here's a picture of one of my mags. The follower only ever so slightly contacts the bolt lugs.
Gets hung up exactly where? You say you are "reasonably certain" it's the follower. You should be able to watch the feed and know exactly where it's hanging. You can't fix it unless you know where the problem is. Put one round ("last round") in the mag, feed it slowly and watch for where it is hanging. I have an AXMC that had problems feeding 300NM, but not 338LM or 6.5CM. Additionally, it only hung up on the odd-numbered rounds in the mag (1,3,5, etc). One would naturally think it was the mag. It turned out that by watching it, I found it was a "step" in the two-piece feed ramp on the side in front of the odd-numbered rounds in the mag. The lock ring at the rear of the action was slightly misaligned and creating the step, and the bullet tip of the 230 Bergers in the 300NM would catch on it (no problem with the other cartridges). Run the bolt full-speed and the tips would skip over the step and feed. Run it slow and they would catch/not feed. No amount of mag-tweaking would fix it. It had to go back to AI to smooth the step out, no problems since. I would not have noticed the step if I hadn't run the bolt slowly and watched for where it was hanging up.
Saw this auction going on for what I thought was an AXMC. Have you guys seen this model before? I've never seen 'AI SF'. Couldn't find anything about it online either.
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Nope...all good with 5 different mags purchased over 2 years. I shoot 308 or 6.5 CM out of them.
Look for a rivet protrusion from the follower that could catch your last round .
I have four 308 mags, and have some feeding issues, mostly rounds nosediving. It's not consistent enough to find the culprit though. I suspect it's the maglips, because all 4 mags have a lot of variation in the gap, front and back.
Early on, I did have pretty significant issues with feeding 6.5 CM, whereas, 308 and 6.5 PRC fed just fine. I have since chamfered the inlets for the rivets, and feeding has been much better, but I need to find the right gap for mag lips to correct the nosediving.
People who leave their QC stickers on are the same people that think a STAR card is a great deal. Boot fucks.
Oh yeah I can see the parallax knob from that pic.
Ok so new theory: he’s got a red dot mounted over the scope and that’s why the monitor got shot
I had a 16” Proof 308 and there may have been 1/2” between the end of the handguard and bbl threads.
Any length can be done if you do a forend snip.
Going to hack down the AXSR forend this winter and have my 308 chopped down to 16.5” for a fun shorty suppressed 308. Then finally paint the whole thing.
Can we please start calling this mod a circumcAIsion...?Any length can be done if you do a forend snip.
Going to hack down the AXSR forend this winter and have my 308 chopped down to 16.5” for a fun shorty suppressed 308. Then finally paint the whole thing.
Also, bro, fo' real, will you let me do that for you in the lathe rather than using your 7-axis mill for this... Haven't we talked about this before?
We have but I gots like 1/16th of meat left on this 4” disc so she be ready to work.
I just don’t know if I wanna go 14.5 or 16.1 on the length
