Not an ai so only .5 points for the thumbhole
Not an ai so only .5 points for the thumbhole
Was a GAP / defiance I bought around 2007 I think. Was never very smooth. Was very accurate.Clean. What action are you running? Love the paint job.
Never shot it after I bought AXSA
Does anyone have an accurate weight on hand for an AT-X plus scope?
Basically I'm wondering if it's possible to compete in NRL Hunter matches with an AT-X or XC (I don't have one) and stay under the 16lbs requirement? Maybe an AT-X with carbon fiber barrel will do the trick?
I only have an AXMC at the moment and that isn't even close to making under weight.
Thanks for the help as always.
Basically I'm wondering if it's possible to compete in NRL Hunter matches with an AT-X or XC (I don't have one) and stay under the 16lbs requirement? Maybe an AT-X with carbon fiber barrel will do the trick?
I only have an AXMC at the moment and that isn't even close to making under weight.
Thanks for the help as always.
I finally got around to testing the quick change barrel on my ATX last weekend. I know this is nothing new to long time AI users but I was impressed with the ease and repeatability.
180 rds total down the 6mm CM barrel and only have 20 on the 308 barrel.
Hornady Match 108g 6mm CM
Federal Gold Medal 175g 308
Lower left is the 6mm zero straight. Lower right is my POA and 308 zero. The top and middle targets were shot after changing barrels between groups to check the return to zero.
I color coded the zero marks on my Razor 6-36 Ltec dial. Red is the for the 6cm and green is for the 308. This is what I dialed for the return to zero check for the elevation. I just dialed the windage adjustment.
180 rds total down the 6mm CM barrel and only have 20 on the 308 barrel.
Hornady Match 108g 6mm CM
Federal Gold Medal 175g 308
Lower left is the 6mm zero straight. Lower right is my POA and 308 zero. The top and middle targets were shot after changing barrels between groups to check the return to zero.
I color coded the zero marks on my Razor 6-36 Ltec dial. Red is the for the 6cm and green is for the 308. This is what I dialed for the return to zero check for the elevation. I just dialed the windage adjustment.
Must be nice to be a company that can thumb one's nose at the market....
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
Accuracy International Chassis System (AICS) Adjustable Stock Remington 700 | eBay
Magazine: Included with the AICS is a flush fitting 5-round detachable magazine manufactured from industry-leading. Adjustable for height as well as windage (left and right), this cheekpiece optimizes cheek weld for a superior shooting.
www.ebay.com
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
Ai to you....Must be nice to be a company that can thumb one's nose at the market....
Accuracy International Chassis System (AICS) Adjustable Stock Remington 700 | eBay
Magazine: Included with the AICS is a flush fitting 5-round detachable magazine manufactured from industry-leading. Adjustable for height as well as windage (left and right), this cheekpiece optimizes cheek weld for a superior shooting.www.ebay.com
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
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A mint ‘69 Camaro will fetch far more than a brand new one, but Chevrolet isn’t going to reissue them. Like any manufacturer they’re moving on. The legacy products bring higher prices BECAUSE they aren’t produced anymore and certain buyers will pay for them, but if they were still in production the price would be much lower, and with no innovation- less in demand.Must be nice to be a company that can thumb one's nose at the market....
Accuracy International Chassis System (AICS) Adjustable Stock Remington 700 | eBay
Magazine: Included with the AICS is a flush fitting 5-round detachable magazine manufactured from industry-leading. Adjustable for height as well as windage (left and right), this cheekpiece optimizes cheek weld for a superior shooting.www.ebay.com
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
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Do you have to put a light onto that picture? Where did you get this set up
How do we feel about a 5-20 US on the 308 AT (with an appropriate height mount). Or I just leave the Gen2 Razor on it - musical scopes going on atm.
Excuse the mess.
Excuse the mess.
That thing looks straight out of the Militech Armory from Cyberpunk 2077.
Ill take that as the highest form of compliment haha.
I have the Elite Iron picatinny spigot on my AT and the RRS ARCA rail on my AT. Nice to have both
I cut the rail above at the end of the forend. I use the Arca for my tripod. I’ll be putting the same Anarchy picatinny spigot on this one that’s on my other AT
My green AT has RRS Arca and anarchy pic spigot
This one will have the sawtooth Arca and anarchy pic spigot set up the same way
I ordered an extra set of AT green folding skins through UK sporting services. Not sure when they are going to arrive but I am also going to cut them before I send them out to cerakote in AI green that matches my AW. I also ordered a accushot monopod that I will be using as a bag rider. What are people using to cut the skins? A dremel tool or a hacksaw? Appreciate the advice and thanks in advance.
A bench jigsaw worked well for mine but I was just cutting them to fit on the folder, not doing the monopod cut.
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An AT-X with no bridges or bipod and only a clean 24” medium palma barrel with a Vortex Golden Eagle and about 9 ounces of scope mount plus a steel sling mount is weighing in at 14.5 pounds for me.
Thanks. I don’t have one of those but in a pinch, I may be able to fine a buddy to do it. Just get the finest blade?
I just used whatever blade it came with, I think it's a Hitachi. put the blade speed as high as it would go and went slowly.
AT-X Action with bolt and trigger - 1378g 3.03lbs
Forend and lower section with grip and all bolts - 1210g 2.66lbs
Butt stock and fixed adapter - 968g 2.13lbs
15 lbs 3oz if i remember correctly from last 2 hunter matches.
Mark 5, badger comm mount, lw double pull, proof 24” carbon barrel and sco harvester.
Are you kidding? SB over japanese every freaking time brah.... Tbh the 520 us is probably one of the most versatile badass scopes ever made with dtii turrets. Image isn't as great obviously as a full size scope but the size to performance is hard to beat. I doubt I will ever sell my 520s
I used a dremel with a cutting wheel. I just cut it pretty close, then used a file and finished it with a very small fine file. Looks just as good the original skins.
And I'm no pro with that Drexel, I've only used it maybe 5 times before. As long as you are decently mechanically inclined, you'll do fine. Just take your time.
Definitely needs to be shorter but I like short barrels for my use. It wonder if that part of the chassis is available or if it is interchangeable with the r700 short forend
What an idiot. Who would do such a thing.
#brownglass #whatstracking #warrantyonspeedial
Or
#perfectio! And that #ranginguterusgoesgreatwiththoseuprightvirilitydicKs
Or
#perfectio! And that #ranginguterusgoesgreatwiththoseuprightvirilitydicKs
Even with 24-26” barrels i prefer shorter forends; balances better without autistic amount of weights
Holy shit blast from the past. I can hear it in my head. What skit and what show again? Escapes me…
It smells like not AI in here. Get that poors stuff out of this thread.
