Thanks. I have the SB 6-36 with the new TR2ID, and ATACRs with Mil-XT (4-20) and Tremor 3(7-35), plus some SB 5-25s with H2CMR reticles. I shoot ELR, but just for fun, and I like the H2CMR a lot until I run out of Elevation and have to hold both Elevation and Wind, then I’m just guessing. I really like the Mil-XT but need more mag than just 4-20. I like the 7-35 ATACR just fine, but the Tremor3 is TOO busy. The SB 6-36 TR2ID is just about perfect for me so far, but if I thought the TT was noticeably better optically, and the Gen3 XR is not too fine, I wouldn’t be opposed to trying one. I haven’t looked hard at the ZCO 8-40, but I don’t think it has anything on the SB 6-36 from what I’ve seen so far.
i just closed my eyes, taped the lenses and autistically sprayed those with rustoleum. Feels good now
Sometimes I wonder if my old sage green AX is still here. Sold it to a guy in these forums summer of 2019.
Did AI change the location of the serial # on the receivers? I just saw this on a GunBroker ad for an AT and I really, really dislike it if so. I know it shouldn't matter but it's just not right. The receiver is also a matte black which looks weird to me.
They did that because the AT-X chassis sits so high that it would cover where the original SN was.Did AI change the location of the serial # on the receivers? I just saw this on a GunBroker ad for an AT and I really, really dislike it if so. I know it shouldn't matter but it's just not right. The receiver is also a matte black which looks weird to me.
That's the singular way they deviated from Sam's original design of the chassis. 
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It's still living a happy life, thanks for checking in on it. Currently has a 6 Dasher barrel on it. Had it out recently on a multi day hunting trip and it blew up about 300 ground squirrels. 55gr Nosler BTLFs at 3850 are spectacular on the little buggers. Got a couple of coyotes with it too.
I wish I could remember who I sold my AE Mk3 (my first AI purchase) and 2x ATs to, but those old PX threads and PMs were victims of the Scout transition.
AT back off unemployment for the night
| AI AXSR Weight | 0.308 | 6.5 CM | 6.5 PRC | 300 NM |
| AXSR Chassis | 138.3 | 138.3 | 138.3 | 138.3 |
| Barrel | 51.84 | 80.64 | 58.7 | 103.52 |
| NF 7-35 | 39.3 | 39.3 | 39.3 | 39.3 |
| Badger COMM | 8.6 | 8.6 | 8.6 | 8.6 |
| Badger CLIF | 1.8 | 1.8 | 1.8 | |
| Badger level | 0.63 | 0.63 | 0.63 | 0.63 |
| Bipods | 14.4 | 27.6 | 14.4 | 14.4 |
| Thunderbeast | 20.6 | 10 | 9.7 | 20.6 |
| Impact 4000 | 16 | 16 | 16 | |
| Modtac | 8 | 4 | 8 | |
| Forend Weight | 12.8 | 12.8 | ||
| Sunshade | 2.3 | 2.3 | 2.3 | |
| Ounces | 301.678 | 341.97 | 269.63 | 366.25 |
| Loaded mag | 17.8 | 16.8 | 13.7 | 22.8 |
| Pounds | 18.88 | 21.37 | 16.85 | 22.89 |
I bought a LWTS LR here March 2023 for 6500. Those radioactive pvs30s were $3000 a while back iirc
Turn your screen lighting up
I can see perfectly fine here
Lots more at night! Unfortunately these particular tags are only valid during normal daylight hours. So half hour after sunset
Another match down and a Win in the Mil/LEO Division 
Here's the Skills Stage video.. cost me a top 10 finish not cleaning this
new Proof Barrel has made a world of difference 
Here's the Skills Stage video.. cost me a top 10 finish not cleaning this
new Proof Barrel has made a world of difference
Tell everyone in your squad that it is your first match.
Take your time, have fun, learn a lot.
-Stan
^^This, plus
Bring water, snacks, and sunscreen. Bug spray if appropriate. You're going to time out- try not to care, you can't miss fast enough to win.
Just have fun. If you stress to the point it isn’t fun you’ll just loose interest
- Nobody really cares how you shoot
- All the eyes behind you are not watching you
- Mishaps are part of the fun
- Yes your bolt lift was always that heavy
Focus on good trigger discipline and building good positions. Don't worry about the timer so much at this point and take your time to get good hits especially on barricades and other weird positions. Ask questions and don't go in with big expections for your performance.
Also help spot, police brass, etc.
Constantly remind everyone of the provenance of your rifle and how much it cost, without them asking you.
Practice prone kneeling standing etc with your game changer
Practice getting into position quickly , finding NPA and dryfiring/firing
Get a data card I like the magnetic one in the for sale section
Make sure you have accurate drops for your rifle
Make sure you have a chamber flag
Wings or the pro gamer plate and square bag are useful
“Preshoot” each stage with your spotter if you have one. Can do this while helping spot hits for other shooters. Can see which side of plate people are hitting or missing on. Give wind clues
Have fun. Most people are very humbled at their first decent Prs match.
When in doubt. Bag it
Ask to borrow gear. You won't know what works until you try it. This way you can try many different bags and bipods without having to buy them all.
Every time you miss, mutter “phukin’ heat drift.”
Ignore those other nerds @xxflyingturtlexx …this is the only advice you need for a match.
You already have the most important thing locked in..looking cool. That’s the most important thing.
This. And also, instead of a shooting mat, especially if shooting mats are provided on the stage, roll out a red carpet to place your AI on before shooting. And bring some moist towelettes to cleanse any barricades before they touch your rifle. The ROs should do this for you but some of them may be noobs so best to being your own
1. Be comfortable shooting around 15x magnification for a majority of the match so you can see your impacts, misses and quickly find your targets. Too much magnification can be a problem.
2. Trust yourself and equipment so that when you miss you can immediately make the necessary windage / elevation hold adjustment.
3. After the match on the drive back home or the day after write down three skills you did well and three skills you need to improve. Then pick one of those skills from the improve list and just focus on that one skill for the next match until it is comfortable for you. Then pick the next one to work on, etc.
I have now the first rounds down the range with the new scope and mount, and i m still impressed with the FOW 
The comparison between K624i and K328i was done on 20x.
The comparison between K624i and K328i was done on 20x.
Keep things simple. Bag and bipod, don't get caught up in doing thing others are managing loads of kit around the stage.
Forget the time, send solid shots and ENJOY it!
Forget the time, send solid shots and ENJOY it!
Shoot slow, focus on building a good position and getting good shots off. Don't be in a rush to get to all the positions and targets. Speed will come later but it will take WAY longer to correct bad habits than build right from the start. 3 hits out of 10 shots is the same as 3 hits out of 3 shots. 3/3 is deliberate, 3/10 is a lot of luck with a little skill.
Go with the mindset to learn and have fun.
Since I RO a lot this one is more for me.... if your name is called to be "on deck", fucking be on deck. No one wants to be waiting in 90+ degree weather for anyone's ass who couldn't prepare to go their turn.
This is a big one as an AI owner.... make sure everyone knows they are poor and they missed because it wasn't an AI. They will come to realize the BS the prs community has fed them and see the errors in their life.
Go with the mindset to learn and have fun.
Since I RO a lot this one is more for me.... if your name is called to be "on deck", fucking be on deck. No one wants to be waiting in 90+ degree weather for anyone's ass who couldn't prepare to go their turn.
This is a big one as an AI owner.... make sure everyone knows they are poor and they missed because it wasn't an AI. They will come to realize the BS the prs community has fed them and see the errors in their life.
These were to the T everything happened to me today! All of these you listed were running through my head on the way back.
Well; i did not come last; 3rd from last
I will keep working on supplemental gear and dry fire dry fire dry fire.
Dudes were super helpful; and like many of you said; small things like picking up brass; spotting for others, and many gestures break the ice.
I was consistently out of time; but placed a lot of decent shots. Distances i regularly shoot became so difficult initially; but towards the end of the match i was getting in the pace of things. Lots to work on
All those jitters etc go away after you shoot a few matches. Well most of them anyway
Welp. Atx didn’t like the subs. Saved @Zak Smith some work repairing my 338 ultra.
Welp. Atx didn’t like the subs. Saved @Zak Smith some work repairing my 338 ultra.
It will come. Like everyone said the jitters go away and speed will come as you learn. I'm not sure if you're MDs do this but mine stopped once PRS got bigger here.... some stages are borderline unfinishable. It's meant to force you to speed up and screw up. I've been at this for longer than the PRS and NRL existed and every so often I still don't get to the end of a stage.
Don't overwhelm yourself though, pick 1 or 2 things that would help you the most and work on them until your next match and then reevaluate. Trying to bite off too much at once is going y hurt you
These were to the T everything happened to me today! All of these you listed were running through my head on the way back.
Well; i did not come last; 3rd from last
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I will keep working on supplemental gear and dry fire dry fire dry fire.
Dudes were super helpful; and like many of you said; small things like picking up brass; spotting for others, and many gestures break the ice.
Ahhh I see the issue...
Once a year or so in the shower
Bore guide, but I use a pva plug to soak the barrel for a day or so first.
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