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VIEW THREADHow did you do that paint pattern? I really dig that.I was dm’ing Husky but here it is apart somewhat:
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Remove barrel (not mandatory, makes it easier if you have a long handguard/nv bridge)
Remove rear chassis bolt.
Remove front chassis bolt
Remove the bolt behind the mag release
Remove the (whatever you call the hinge/sling thingy)
Rail/chassis comes off
Remove 2 trigger screws
Then remove the 4 action screws the action comes off
I have nothing to do with the weeds or the corn hahaDon’t worry about the deer !
Those weeds ! Those weeds ! They gonna take the whole crop.
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Captain, a new message is coming through the comms!I have nothing to do with the weeds or the corn haha
I’m just a trigger puller
I figured a deersniper would understand
Did you ever double check the torque when you first got the rifle ? Just curious.This past weekend was our monthly club match at Precision Rifle Queensland in sunny Australia. As always I was shooting my AT-X. This month had the 6 Creedmoor barrel spun on. Unfortunately, the wheels fell off for me in the last two stages and I ended up with 6th overall. When I got home and inspected the rifle, I realised the action was loose in the chassis. That would explain why the last two stages I couldn't hit much. It might be time to bond the action like my old AX.
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Yeah. I pulled it all down and torqued it all. The AI dealer here in Australia cerekoted it for me too.Did you ever double check the torque when you first got the rifle ? Just curious.
With the ATX checking torque is much more involved then a standard chassis as you have to take it apart each timeNo judgement, but genuinely curious…
Is it not common practice to torque everything down, pops witness marks on every bolt head, and check em before, during, and after each match/range trip?
Why I just bought a AXSAEPOXY MASTER RACE
I have the AXSR and I haven’t run into loose action screws. I also take her completely apart every 6 months to deep clean the AZ desert meth dust out of her.With the ATX checking torque is much more involved then a standard chassis as you have to take it apart each time
I have the AXSR and I haven’t run into loose action screws. I also take her completely apart every 6 months to deep clean the AZ desert meth dust out of her.
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Those fire ants are getting out of controlI have the AXSR and I haven’t run into loose action screws. I also take her completely apart every 6 months to deep clean the AZ desert meth dust out of her.
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I have a black AT and I do have to say it is a great colorJust picked up this AXSR in 300 PRC. I wanted to get the Kraken but the wait time would be too long and I would miss the CA excise tax deadline!
I am going to try this out at the range tomorrow. No time to get back into reloading yet, so I'll use Hornady Match to see what kind of grouping I get out of the box. Hope the blast won't be too much with this Fat Bastard brake or I'll have to get an Insite Heathen or Ace brake.
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I have a black AT and I do have to say it is a great color
Witness mark everything to appropriate torque, but I never check torque after thatNo judgement, but genuinely curious…
Is it not common practice to torque everything down, pops witness marks on every bolt head, and check em before, during, and after each match/range trip?
Mine groups the factory 225ELD in ragged holes at 100, but the ES/SD is pretty bad since they had to start sourcing their powder from new sources (pre-2021 manufactured ammo was better). The newer stuff does ok out to 1000, but to really take it out where 300PRC lives I’ve had to handload.Just picked up this AXSR in 300 PRC. I wanted to get the Kraken but the wait time would be too long and I would miss the CA excise tax deadline!
I am going to try this out at the range tomorrow. No time to get back into reloading yet, so I'll use Hornady Match to see what kind of grouping I get out of the box. Hope the blast won't be too much with this Fat Bastard brake or I'll have to get an Insite Heathen or Ace brake.
My AT is also black.I have a black AT and I do have to say it is a great color
Who chambered your barrel? WinTac?Mine groups the factory 225ELD in ragged holes at 100, but the ES/SD is pretty bad since they had to start sourcing their powder from new sources (pre-2021 manufactured ammo was better). The newer stuff does ok out to 1000, but to really take it out where 300PRC lives I’ve had to handload.
How many action screws does the SR have? I think it’s 6? The new ATXC models have 6 now. Which I’m not suggesting anything but there may be a reason they didn’t stick with 4 in thoseI have the AXSR and I haven’t run into loose action screws. I also take her completely apart every 6 months to deep clean the AZ desert meth dust out of her.
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Beauty. As much as I love sage green and elite sand, both times I laid down my own cash for an AI I went all black. I was accidentally shipped a sage green AXMC when I ordered. So tempted, but sent it back for the black. That being said, if elite sand was still available that would be my next one now that I have black covered.Just picked up this AXSR in 300 PRC. I wanted to get the Kraken but the wait time would be too long and I would miss the CA excise tax deadline!
I am going to try this out at the range tomorrow. No time to get back into reloading yet, so I'll use Hornady Match to see what kind of grouping I get out of the box. Hope the blast won't be too much with this Fat Bastard brake or I'll have to get an Insite Heathen or Ace brake.
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I have a Black AT and a PB AXMC.Beauty. As much as I love sage green and elite sand, both times I laid down my own cash for an AI I went all black. I was accidentally shipped a sage green AXMC when I ordered. So tempted, but sent it back for the black. That being said, if elite sand was still available that would be my next one now that I have black covered.
Yes, I would assume. Factory barrel.Who chambered your barrel? WinTac?
Yea I meant checking the witness marks frequently. The torque is reset during the 6month tear apart.Witness mark everything to appropriate torque, but I never check torque after that
5.How many action screws does the SR have? I think it’s 6? The new ATXC models have 6 now. Which I’m not suggesting anything but there may be a reason they didn’t stick with 4 in those
I have a Black AT and a PB AXMC.
I am waiting for the Sage Green AXSRs
Thanks but I should have said that I am waiting for a left-handed sage green AXSRAccuracy International: AXSR .300 PRC - 27", Sage Green
AI : SR30P27MBL. The AXSR is based on Accuracy International's submission for the USSOCOM Advanced Sniper Rifle program (ASR).www.milehighshooting.com
Is it just optic illusion, or is the optic touching the forend bridge ?There's definitely some elite sand guns that are more on the extreme sides of the curve. Below is the same gun with different lighting. I like mine, but I also appreciate that most of the time it looks more green outside. Plus it was different than just another black or fde rifle.
Concrete-ish
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Spoke to some more experienced guys about bonding the ATX chassis. They pointed out the ATX chassis is thinner in design and would require milling for the epoxy to be correct on the flat bottom chassis as well as the washers needed for this.
So after arguing with the voices in my head I ripped her down and loctited all 4 action screws and the 2 screws holding the chassis halves together
#loctiteforlife
#12lbsboltliftgangforlife
Just wondering is there any kind of internal lug to keep the recoil forces off the receiver screws ?This is what I did after my little fiasco...but add that I also did the two screws holding the trigger into the action.
#blueloctiteforlife
Just wondering is there any kind of internal lug to keep the recoil forces off the receiver screws ?
I have never been inside a ATX rifle.
Definitely happy my AX is bonded, but will keep an I on screws torque’s from now on.
is AX stock on AT frowned upon in this micro community, or whatevs? Post pics if you have one please.
The stuff between the action on the AX/AT/MC would have a hard time keeping the gun together with no action screws fastened under a fair amount of shooting.Definitely happy my AX is bonded, but will keep an I on screws torque’s from now on.
What kind of epoxy is it?Lil bit of heat and it peels off like blue tape.