Dark earth is the best color on this thread. Change my mind.
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You have the coolest hard case set up forsure. But second best color my guy
That is a lot of weight to be bouncing on that TT turret. I definitely wouldn't be setting it down very hard.
Lots of people run vortex on their AI’s …Harris on the other hand
just @Huskydriver did as far as I know and that was on a axmc 
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Lots of people run vortex on their AI’s …Harris on the other hand
Look guy....it's an accutac now.... Lol
Yes, you can fit a 20” barrel without a muzzle device. The barrel cut out measures 21”. The AXMC fits in there nicely, but I had to modify the foam by cutting it to make the AXSR fit.
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@Fixr beat me to it. Check out the above link he just shared.
Looks like they are in stock. For me, it makes it easier to pack with the rest of my gear compared to my long pelican rifle case. Only downside of the transit case is that I have to set up and tear down my rifle every time.
I wonder if they're worried about brass scuffing their receiver
Anyone have an AXMC 24” or 26” 308 barrel they would want to trade for a 20” 308 barrel, 120rds on it. I wanted to post here before I put it in the Exchange. PM me direct for details.
Would also buy one if you have one sitting
Would also buy one if you have one sitting
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I figured as much….so all of you rich AI owning people…tell me which bipod you recommend…I have tried three forms of atlas and found them to be rattling pieces of shit that don’t provide the firm rest that a Harris does. I sent one of them back to atlas when I though it was truly too “full of rattle” I was informed that it was within specs. I would love to see what you all recommend.
By the way I got to shoot the rifle for the fist time today….3 rounds in one hole was an impressive first outing.
By the way I got to shoot the rifle for the fist time today….3 rounds in one hole was an impressive first outing.
TBAC
Atlas Cal Gen II
It’s not the atlas that’s the problem
I also have 6 Harris. They’re crap compared to atlas. Learn to load a bipod
A bipod should have some play in the legs for proper loading and recoil management, IMO. My apologies for contributing to the drift.
Don't feel bad... on my second atlas and I'm a range trip or 2 away from going back to a harris. I like the simplicity but I have broken one.
Accutac,tbac,cyke pod (mdt) in no order
Accutacs have been great for me honestly and the only advantage the cyke has imo over the accutacs is for playing prs games.
Oh and feel free to tell us all off we are just trolling with the poor comments
LRA bipods or the Cadex Falcon are the most solid for these AI rifles I have found. I use TBAC on most everything else.
Don’t forget Magpul bipods.Accutac,tbac,cyke pod (mdt) in no order
Accutacs have been great for me honestly and the only advantage the cyke has imo over the accutacs is for playing prs games.
Oh and feel free to tell us all off we are just trolling with the poor comments
im just busting your balls, that what we do here
run whatever works for you, I rock a vortex scope and proud of it 
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Been doing a few f class shoots lately so i made a rear bag rider. Im going to make another one with an angled bar for hunting with.
Thanks for the feedback gents.
What I think is funny, is you guys picked up on the one thing that wasn’t “new to me” on this package, and I had been looking a bipods all weekend long prior to posting.
Question…..why specifically is the BT69 quoted for the Atlas, and not the new gen 8 Bt-10?
What I think is funny, is you guys picked up on the one thing that wasn’t “new to me” on this package, and I had been looking a bipods all weekend long prior to posting.
Question…..why specifically is the BT69 quoted for the Atlas, and not the new gen 8 Bt-10?
Because no one uses the 'pan feature', so it's easier to keep the legs square to your rifle with the CAL... Plus its wider design puts your bore axis lower in relation to the apex of the bipod.
I own an LRA Lite F-class (weird naming), a Super Cal, and Elite Iron and the EI has less rattle than both. LRA/Atlas about the same rattle IF you extend the legs the same (but this is sort of irrelevant because they have different height “saddles”).
For the same rifle height, the SCAL extends less than the LRA so it has less rattle.
But rattle doesn’t seem to matter? In fact a bit of play is nice because you can make small aiming adjustments. But I am a hack.
If you want a fully solid I-beam lol you’ll have to look at F-class bipods like a Phoenix etc.
Cadex eh? I forgot about those. Tell us more.
For the same rifle height, the SCAL extends less than the LRA so it has less rattle.
But rattle doesn’t seem to matter? In fact a bit of play is nice because you can make small aiming adjustments. But I am a hack.
If you want a fully solid I-beam lol you’ll have to look at F-class bipods like a Phoenix etc.
Cadex eh? I forgot about those. Tell us more.
Personally, if you are not into PRS style shooting I would suggest the elite iron non-panning model. The sort of zero-gravity feeling its cant mechanism gives is really the best for achieving a natural point of aim. Has an absolute rock solid cant lock-off.
The EI is sort of long and stork-like, plus it doesn’t deploy quickly from the stowed position.
I own the panner version and it’s even more unwieldy. But it’s a great panner! No lock-off for the panning however (just for cant).
You can call to get their acra model.
As mentioned already,
Lower axis on bore
Non panning
Legs don’t rotate on the cal. Not sure on bt10
My cal as almost zero slop unless you extend the legs. Then it has some but when loading the bipod it’s absolutely unnoticed.
Some things I like over the Harris is overall toughness. I had a nut come off a leg while hunting and land my rifle muzzle in the dirt.
I also like the fact I can grab me rifle and slide it towards me and the hawk hill talons just cut ditches in the dirt. Where the Harris would collapse under the weight and fold the legs
My next venture on my AXMC is Accutac HD50
If im not mistake the BT10 has rotating legs, but the PSR and cal gen1/2 do not.
There's also a gen1 and gen2 of the rubber feet, the gen2 have a little different design to ensure they dont "walk" or rotate too.
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Trying to decide if I like it better with or without the top rail. Hmm.
I so appreciate all the Bipod info gents. Just to make sure I got off the poors list, I ordered the Atlas CAL this morning. I looked at the other options, but I like that the Atlas guys are active here and a supporter, also found the thread on the CAL bipod, couldn’t find one complaint. Seems like the best bang for the buck, supported by top notch people. Thanks again.
And here I thought a Vortex on a AI was sacrilege, according to some of the heathens in this group…
Great looking rifle. What foreend is that?
Accuracy obsession/ vision chassis imported from over seas by GCP rifle co. They sell them and also will install and cerakote them too.
Starting to save for an AI so I’ll post a picture in 10 years. I need help please. On the AT with the spigot mount with a CAL what is the measurement from the trigger to the leg hinge?
This place
Thank you
This place
Thank you
With. It has a cool Steyr Scout vibe to it. Plus then you can play with clip-ons.
I don't have the atlas spigot but I can measure on my AT with elite iron rail spigot with CAL.
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