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This would make it less troublesome to make a retro AWSM chassis with all the new features
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Thanks.
This would make it less troublesome to make a retro AWSM chassis with all the new features
I would pay good money for a Vision chassis that takes an AXSR action. Probably just too niche of a market for them to entertain the thought.Thanks.
This would make it less troublesome to make a retro AWSM chassis with all the new features
Me too.
I guess time really slipped by without me noticing,
So “Accuracy Obsession” is now “Vision?”
Yeah they're under Vision PRC now I think: https://visionprc.com/product/ao-vision-ai-chassis/ I run some of their stuff on of my KRG chassis. Would love the AI chassis they make but alas it's only for the bonded actions and definitely not for any long actions I don't think.
After the initial batch of AO chassis were made here, Vision in Norway started making them with a slightly different design to better integrate with his other chassis aesthetics and existing machining programs.
While a Vision AXSR chassis would be cool, the ROI probably isn't there for how niche it would be and how expensive the prototypes would be. Plus a new AXSR is like $11k as it is.
Speaking of niche, for the folks that reached out about getting one of the aluminum thumb rests for the AXSR folder ... they're done being machined and DHL is supposedly dropping them off today, so I'll start reaching out for shipping info for the folks that wanted one
I've been running the PETG-CF prototypes for the past couple weeks and have been very happy with the results to the point where it feels entirely awkward to not use the thumbrest now.
I've been running the PETG-CF prototypes for the past couple weeks and have been very happy with the results to the point where it feels entirely awkward to not use the thumbrest now.
There’s a small number of us who are cultured and with fine tastes after a chassis made along the lines of the original, “conservative” AT / AW / AWSM layout, not the newer designs.
Yes, the ROI would put you in the red.
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Oh man an old school thumbhole chassis made for the AXSR would be tits
I forget who's AXMC it is on here, but even the AXMC with the thumbole folder on it is hawt.
Might be more, but here’s one:
Accuracy International Picture Thread
He spelled axmc wrong... Peak ai with a thumbhole... #bonded #actionscrewsdontcomeloose #3positionsaftey I said it a million times…elite sand/black thumbhole AXMC-LE is peak
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Yea but then he removed it…like a loser.
Anyone have a 16” forend in FDE for the AXSA/AXMC. Preferably mlok with the full arca bottom rail but I’ll take key slot. They stopped making thes, MHSA said it was a one time run.
Pic for attention.
Pic for attention.
Right when an AO chassis is made, they’d come out with axsr prs version a year later…
Cool so the clip-on AXSR thumbrests came in from the CNC place and they came out pretty good! They are a tight friction fit and once the ball clicks into place the expanding pressure ensures they're not going anywhere. If you take off the male part of the retention mechanism, you can also still fold the stock.
Warning to the folks I'm sending one: consider these a pseudo-permanent install as to effectively remove it you have to unscrew the QD-cup retaining screw I think. It can still be rotated with some force but it's not coming off otherwise by hand because the design self-seals it into place once it pops into retention. WIth the plastic prototypes I had enough wiggle and play that I could take them on and off by hand, but the plastic would fatigue and eventually break. These aluminum ones are staying put firmly so that's good. But be absolutely sure you want to run this thing because once it's on it ain't moving
Warning to the folks I'm sending one: consider these a pseudo-permanent install as to effectively remove it you have to unscrew the QD-cup retaining screw I think. It can still be rotated with some force but it's not coming off otherwise by hand because the design self-seals it into place once it pops into retention. WIth the plastic prototypes I had enough wiggle and play that I could take them on and off by hand, but the plastic would fatigue and eventually break. These aluminum ones are staying put firmly so that's good. But be absolutely sure you want to run this thing because once it's on it ain't moving
Side note, is it just me or does the AXSA look much cooler than the AT-X and AT-XC. I keep wanting to upgrade for the ergonomics because I shoot PRS, but I just love the way my AX looks over the newer ones. Maybe I'm weird.
I’m with you and I’m exactly the same place. My Axsa also shoots lights out.
I was thinking about designing a frontend adapter for people with AX-hump rifles that would attach via keyslot on the bottom end and continue the arca from the hump all the way to the front of the fore-end. Could add mlok slots or whatever even into the sides of it. It'd be prohibitively expensive to have it fabricated in aluminum perhaps but I'm gonna take a poke at it I reckon. That's really the only thing that makes it less PRS-ish I think?
Proceed with caution. Take a gander at this thing:
ARCALOCK Rail for AI AX
Over the years we have seen a lot of Accuracy International rifles at matches, and every time we’ve been annoyed watching shooters try to navigate the big plastic booger in front of the magwell. After ending up with a Pre-14 AX ourselves and immediately taking it apart (obviously) it was time to...
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First off, must be fun to hold that sawfish-like hedge-clipper with one hand and have it slip.
Me in happier days, sawing through the seven seas
But I know you’re not gonna make a
Secondly, uh, maybe not the best looking thing I’ve ever seen?
Pic only shows up on 419’s site if you select something in the drop-down
Agreed. In my humble O the AT-XC looks just ok-ish when it has the top rail cover installed.
Don’t remember if I have seen the AT-X with it on but I believe it’s the roughly the same chassis (except for the action interface and maybe other small details).
Also, one more pic and vid of that Area 419…thing…for the @CollarChoke man:
The AX (or AT) with a vision front end looks more like I wish the AT-X/C would’ve turned out.
I think this is @samb300 ‘s site? It has the vision rear end too, but you get the idea.
Some of what I believe is samb300’s own gun, again also with the vision rear:
Sorry if I’ve misattributed.
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Some vision front ends on AX’s with stock butts:
I think it looks best with the enclosed forend.
A thread to poke around in:
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I think it looks best with the enclosed forend.
A thread to poke around in:
Introducing the AI Obsession Chassis
Some of you may remember a few years ago I drew a concept for an "AIAC" competition chassis for the current AI rifle platform. Nothing ever really came from that outside of some good conversation between fellow AI fans and competition rifle shooters. That concept has been a bug in my brain...
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Its not. Just wondering if there were certain contracts that required 1" difference or just generally wondering why. Usually its 20" and 26" or 27" in their calibers. Not both 26 and 27
Yeah I’m looking at that one too but my problem is the brown is closer to pale brown and not fde, and there are 2 less mlok slots and none close enough for a mlok quiver too. It’s a far reach because of the design. I have the SAP one but I like the design of the hoptic with mlok. I want to load them with weights.
It’s not just 300WM. A few years ago I ordered a standard-issue 27” 300NM replacement barrel. When it arrived I noticed it seemed a bit short. I bought out the tape measure and sure enough- 26”, not 27”. Good thing I waited 3 mos for the wrong barrel! Anyway, they got it straightened out and I had the correct one in about a month.
Nice! Thanks for the visual references, yeah was definitely thinking more along the lines of an extension that would make the forend look and function more like the Vision style, i.e. make the hump seem like it's a continuous thing to the front with an arca that you can use back of hump to front of forend and then drop some mlok slots into the sides since there's plenty of space for 'm so you can run standard weights and whatnot.
Totally get it. I think the AX looks very cool. But like high heels, not the most practical all of the time.
For me, a bench shooter, I wish the AX worked better in an X-shaped sand bag. Attaching the included pic rails on each side helps, but my AT works quite a bit better as the forend is fatter starting at the bottom. Fits more snug.
That’s why I’m in the process of selling my AX.
But as a fan of the French FRF2, I just think the AX is cool.
FRF2 in action. See that AX-like angle in front of the magwell?
For the role it was in, I like where the bipod mounts as well. Not sure how the soldiers felt about it.
Was out last night hunting for groundhogs and possible coyote. Seen neither, just a fawn that was drastically undersized for this late in the year.
The AW/AT/AX Vision forends are soon to be discontinued....
Snap them up now if you want them!
Snap them up now if you want them!
There's an absolute ton of fawns in our area this year, lots of doubles and triples. Sizes varying dramatically. That one doesn't look too small. There will need to be lots of herd thinning this year.
I was just talking to a friend about this too. In the PNW I was still seeing fawns with spots last weekend.
As far as I'm aware
Give Chris at Spartan Refinishing a call.. I don't know if pricing has changed.
Yall think it’s overkill to buy another bolt for axsa when they come back in stock. I’m starting to realize it’s hard to source parts for this platform since it’s discontinued.
I guess I’m worried that one day something happens to firing pin or bad primer and then I’m stuck with a $6000 paper weight if and when stuff ever comes in stock. And maybe it doesn’t. What would be my options then? would I have other options like gunsmiths being able to fix bolts and firing pins or SOL?
Not sure what other failures I could protect against too.
I guess I’m worried that one day something happens to firing pin or bad primer and then I’m stuck with a $6000 paper weight if and when stuff ever comes in stock. And maybe it doesn’t. What would be my options then? would I have other options like gunsmiths being able to fix bolts and firing pins or SOL?
Not sure what other failures I could protect against too.
The grey ops weights were a little tight on some of the bipod knobs. The knobs could always slide by if they were in the correct orientation. But it never bothered me too much
I've got the Sawtooth Dependabilt weights to use on the new AT-XC.
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