Is the spigot part of the AT LE package or did you add it on?
I ran across an ad for one a while Back and it also had the Accuracy Obsession spigot.
I had mile high add it when I placed the order. They currently have them on sale on there website as well.
Im leaning towards a CAL. I have one on another rifle and really enjoying it. But im kinda waiting just to see if anything new is released at shot show. I heard there will be a new Atlas. Just don't know anything about it. Or if its gonna even be anything im interested in. Being I have a CAL on another rifle im not in a big rush to buy anything. I just didn't bother removing it from that gun to put on this gun for the photos. I appreciate the info on the PRS though.
School me on the AI chassis. I have never had one in my possession so help me out... Seen a few w AR style pistol grips and was wondering if you just remove the skin? Is it a direct bolt on or a conversion kit? Have my eye on a AI AX chassis for my next build.
ASR rifle. The PSR was the precursor to the the ACMC. I believe the PSR has the same grip as the AXMC.
Accuracy International - Advanced Sniper Rifle (ASR) - Limited Edition
The Accuracy International ASR is a limited edition sniper rifle platform that was developed for SOCOM's Advanced Sniper Rifle solicitation.
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AI showed the ASR factory rifle at Shot Show 2019, along with the R700 (long action?) chassis for drop-in barreled actions. I’m not aware of any pictures or info of the AXSR long-action magnum multi-caliber, other than Mile High and EuroOptic having slots on their website for pre-order of them for $8975.
From what I understand there will be no short action offering. Only one AX rife from here out. The new AXSR is the “long action” to my knowledge and can also take the new mags that have the same outer dimension as the Long action magnum cartridges but smaller inner dimension for short action cartridges.
I may be incorrect but this is what I gathered from the videos/pictures I’ve seen.
Nothing was mentioned about a short action AXSR was there?
Anyone know where I can find a Accuracy International AXMC SFP Bolt Assembly Complete, .308 Bolt Face? EuroOptic is out of stock. I would prefer Dark Earth, but not too picky
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Anyone know where I can find a Accuracy International AXMC SFP Bolt Assembly Complete, .308 Bolt Face? EuroOptic is out of stock. I would prefer Dark Earth, but not too picky
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You might want to check with Milehigh.
Accuracy International AXMC Bolt Body - Right Hand
Replacement RIGHT hand Bolt Body for the Accuracy International AXMC. Available in 338, 300, and 308 bolt format. Note that use of the 308 bolt body will require a magazine adapter.
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My new to me PSR kit. Now that I have it I’m having a hard time deciding if I still want to go beat it up at the AI Classic in March or if I should have gotten an AXMC instead.
You might want to check with Milehigh.
Accuracy International AXMC Bolt Body - Right Hand
Replacement RIGHT hand Bolt Body for the Accuracy International AXMC. Available in 338, 300, and 308 bolt format. Note that use of the 308 bolt body will require a magazine adapter.
95% positive that is the LFP since the SKU 20012
Ill call and check w/ them on Monday
Shoot it. I got mine with the intention of shooting it and I’ve been shooting matches and classes with it since 2014.
I think pushing it a bit it is the only way to appreciate just how good that rifle is.
I have 15,000 rounds on mine and I’ve lost interest in other rifles.
Positional work today with a rifle that went on a diet.
What's the best range day? The one where you're the only one on the line! I thought today would be perfect to hit the range and I was right, 50 degrees and no-one but little ole me.
I needed to rezero the AI as I added a 6mil Spuhr mount so I can take this 260 out to a mile. So, the rail is 5.8mils and I added 6mils in the mount for a total of 11.8mils. After zeroing with the 136 Bergers (Lapua scenar), I still have 29.5mils of elevation available. That should be plenty to get me to a mile.
I needed to rezero the AI as I added a 6mil Spuhr mount so I can take this 260 out to a mile. So, the rail is 5.8mils and I added 6mils in the mount for a total of 11.8mils. After zeroing with the 136 Bergers (Lapua scenar), I still have 29.5mils of elevation available. That should be plenty to get me to a mile.
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New build for my 21 year old... 300 Win Mag with 30” barrel.
Shooting 230 gr factory Berger ammo at 2,890 ft sec.
Very loud gongs on steel at 300 yards last week. He was using my nightforce 7-35 and saving up for his own.
Robb
Shooting 230 gr factory Berger ammo at 2,890 ft sec.
Very loud gongs on steel at 300 yards last week. He was using my nightforce 7-35 and saving up for his own.
Robb
Finally had the chance to shoot my 6.5 Creedmoor Bartlein barrel in a match last weekend. Such a big difference to the 308. I've still got a long way to go with my shooting; however, I managed to pull a 5th place.
@PrecisionRifleGuy can I ask how tall you are? Just an observation (not trying to be an internet judge), it looks like you have your AX buttstock to a very long LOP setting, and at the same time your scope is really far rearward. Don’t know if I’ve ever seen a NF that far back. Maybe you’re just a big guy, but it seems like shortening your LOP and moving your scope forward could help your overall positioning and balance of the rifle.
For reference I’m 6’00” with long arms, and I keep my LOP set to the 2nd shortest or the middle position. The rear of my scope is in line with the front of the folding stock hinge, which seems pretty typical regardless of scope manufacturer.
For reference I’m 6’00” with long arms, and I keep my LOP set to the 2nd shortest or the middle position. The rear of my scope is in line with the front of the folding stock hinge, which seems pretty typical regardless of scope manufacturer.
Mate you are absolutely right. I could and probably should shorten it up a bit and move the scope forward. All things to try and improve my shooting (although I'm far from the worst haha). For reference I'm 5'10" and 95kg. Cheers
I have an AXMC 300wm that I just ordered a 6.5 creedmoor barrel, bolt, adapter, and mags for. What are you gents with 6.5 barrels using for bore guides in your AXMC rifles? I don't see that a smaller bore guide is available for the AXMC other than the 338/300 AXMC bore guide I already have.
Accuracy International AI-0713: .308 / 7.62 Bore Guide
AI : 0713 - Accuracy International AI-0713: .308 / 7.62 Bore Guide
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Accuracy International AI-0713: .308 / 7.62 Bore Guide
AI : 0713 - Accuracy International AI-0713: .308 / 7.62 Bore Guide
Looks like a bore guide for all short action rifles, not an AXMC.
Get a bore tech. You can order custom sized collars for it for the ID of your action. They're super slick, you'll chuck that AI bore guide in the trash where it belongs.
This is what i use in my AXMC for .308 Win, .300 WinMag and .338 LM.
https://www.milehighshooting.com/accuracy-international-ai-6607-300-win-338-lapua-bore-guide/
The guide aligns the rod to the chamber and the chamber aligns the rod to the bore.
Here's what you want.
This bore guide in red/.25-.30 cal:
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And this collar for the .25-.30 cal in .695" or over and then specify .860" for the collar:
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Ohh and pick up some of their proof positive jags, nylon brushes, eliminator, and a 6mm-.27cal bore stick while you're at it. You can thank me later.
This bore guide in red/.25-.30 cal:
Bore Guide | Order a Rifle Bore Guide & Bore Guides for Bolt Actions Online - Bore Tech
Shop for a Bore Tech bore guide online. Our rifle bore guide is designed to fit your bore perfectly and prevent damage while cleaning your bore. We offer bore guides for a variety of caliber ranges. Order the best bore guide from Bore Tech today!
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And this collar for the .25-.30 cal in .695" or over and then specify .860" for the collar:
Bore Guide Custom Collars | Patch Guide Custom Collars
Bore guide custom collars, also known as Bore patch custom collars are needed for rifle actions with bolt diameters outside of 0.695-0.700 inches. Shop now!
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Ohh and pick up some of their proof positive jags, nylon brushes, eliminator, and a 6mm-.27cal bore stick while you're at it. You can thank me later.
Thank you all gentlemen. I appreciate the help.
I do use all Bore Tech rods, jags, nylon brushes, and also their carbon, copper, and eliminator cleaners. I have not used their bore guides and did not know of the custom collar option. Thanks again!
I do use all Bore Tech rods, jags, nylon brushes, and also their carbon, copper, and eliminator cleaners. I have not used their bore guides and did not know of the custom collar option. Thanks again!
I don't think anyones makes one, but if you have a drill press and enough skill to line something up dead center then you could just make one yourself. All you'd need to do is get one of the aluminum breach caps that several companies make, punch a hole in the very center perfectly straight, and then thread it for whichever bore guide you're using. Would be very simple to make.
