Sorry?If I could eliminate the spigot mount with the Sawtooth long version I’d do so
lolI was “on vacation”
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Sorry?If I could eliminate the spigot mount with the Sawtooth long version I’d do so
lolI was “on vacation”
I think they make an extra long arca (Sawtooth) that would extend out past the elite iron spigot mount I already use?Sorry?
lol
It mounts to the IMUNS so you'll need one to use that piece of pic rail, but all ATs should have IMUNSes anyway.I can’t find a Keyslot product like that in Badger’s site. Hmmm I wonder if it’s discontinued?
Oh, ah, I get it. Yeah, two of them do that.I think they make an extra long arca (Sawtooth) that would extend out past the elite iron spigot mount I already use?
Just from what my limited reading vocabulary showed on the sawtooth website
And draw it in crayon to make it easier on me lolOh, ah, I get it. Yeah, two of them do that.
Sawtooth should really just take some pics of each rail attached to an AT, you know?
I thought IMUNS only fit the AW pattern guns and the AT was different? Did badger make a run of IMUNS for the AT?It mounts to the IMUNS so you'll need one to use that piece of pic rail, but all ATs should have IMUNSes anyway.
I thought IMUNS only fit the AW pattern guns and the AT was different? Did badger make a run of IMUNS for the AT?
Oh, ah, I get it. Yeah, two of them do that.
Sawtooth should really just take some pics of each rail attached to an AT, you know?
Yes please do I’m very interested in getting one. Just not sure what exactly one@TheBigCountry @Mr. F is homies with sawtooth in real life we can probably make that happen. The sawtooth rail is the way
I bought the 310-10-20AT, it needed a little modification to allow all the keyslot holes to work properly but nothing crazy.I thought IMUNS only fit the AW pattern guns and the AT was different? Did badger make a run of IMUNS for the AT?
I assume there is no issue but want to ensure.. for those that reload in their AI’s, when fine tuning powder charge and then seating depth. Is there any issues with load consistency when removing the barrel for cleaning and re installing? Assuming torque is consistent
There is always room for a few more. The trick is finding a block of time when the specific range we use is available.Sounds like it is a thing...
Count me in.20 yrs ago another forum I was on organized a get together there. Couple dozen folks, brought our families, stayed on site and shot on a few ranges bust mostly the one with the Buffalo. Was very inexpensive back then. I road tripped from Ohio and picked up a guy in OK on the way. Was a lot of fun. Good memories as some of those guys have passed on.
A weekend shooting long range with a few dozen AIs would prob be a great time. Especially if shooting after dark is allowed.
Just sayin
Jealous of good times but painted rifle and virgin scope is ghey2nd annual trip to the NRA Whittington center in Raton NM with the fine company of some Hide members. 5 days of AI bliss. Hammering steel out to 1560 in tricky mountain winds.
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A complete bolt assembly..What spare parts do folks keep for their AI rifles?
I bought my first AI, an AT 308, and will likely use it at a 600-ish rounds per year pace with FGMM 175 or reload equivalent.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you.
-Stan
When I asked the Irish Snipers at the International Sniper Competition at Fort Moore about what they did with their own AI Arctic Warfares, they flat out said, "...they never break."What spare parts do folks keep for their AI rifles?
I bought my first AI, an AT 308, and will likely use it at a 600-ish rounds per year pace with FGMM 175 or reload equivalent.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you.
-Stan
I've heard of AW triggers wearing out in the past, but not ATs. That said, as cautious a guy as I am, I'm impressed that there is only one single example of a bolt assembly breaking. And it sounds like its from someone overtightening the screws holding it together, as they sheared at the same time. I'd be willing to bet we don't see this again on here.![]()
Need help! AI bolt just failed/fell apart today at the range
I was shooting today and all of the sudden I couldn’t close the bolt. Pulled the bolt out and the bolts dropped out the bottom and top fell off. Any ideas thankswww.snipershide.com
Triggers and bolts
I haven't been on here long enough, or following AIs long enough so, that would make sense. I'll stand corrected.It's already happened on here, we don't have to wait for another issue. The guy that shoots on Team AI already told us to carry a spare bolt assembly.
If you've been on this forum long enough you'll remember the lugs setback issues and I wouldn't trust anything with a newer model trigger more than I'd trust a Trigger Tech.
But I can see you're just going to deny and argue
It's already happened on here, we don't have to wait for another issue. The guy that shoots on Team AI already told us to carry a spare bolt assembly.
If you've been on this forum long enough you'll remember the lugs setback issues and I wouldn't trust anything with a newer model trigger more than I'd trust a Trigger Tech.
But I can see you're just going to deny and argue regardless of what's put in front of you.
Your two best buddies, Slim and Nun…so those of us poors that shoot AWs, what are our options for triggers and bolt assemblys?
AI's awesome reputation for servicing the American commercial enthusiast market...?![]()
Your two best buddies, Slim and Nun…
Man, every time I see one of those AI Vision chassis I am reminded how much better looking they are than the AT-X(C) variants.I'm out in the US in September... is it worth getting an AI Competition Trigger for my AT.. would save myself £200 vs getting them here... and what needs doing for installation? Might not change it day before the world championships start though
Picture of my AI with new Proof Barrel.. afterall it is a picture thread
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I just bought two of them for my AT and AXMC. It is very versatile in terms of customization to what you want it to be. I would not hesitate to try it.I'm out in the US in September... is it worth getting an AI Competition Trigger for my AT.. would save myself £200 vs getting them here... and what needs doing for installation? Might not change it day before the world championships start though
Picture of my AI with new Proof Barrel.. afterall it is a picture thread
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What parts need to come off? Mines obviously in the full Vision get up.. so it is just the Grip Panels?I just bought two of them for my AT and AXMC. It is very versatile in terms of customization to what you want it to be. I would not hesitate to try it.
It takes all of 10 minutes to install. I think I spent an hour between the actual installation, adjustment and reattaching the skins. If I can do it, anyone can.
Dooo ittttMan, every time I see one of those AI Vision chassis I am reminded how much better looking they are than the AT-X(C) variants.
I have half a mind to keep my extra AX and convert it to a Vision.
It’d be a very expensive spare parts holder for my AT (bolt, trigger, etc) lol
Do itMan, every time I see one of those AI Vision chassis I am reminded how much better looking they are than the AT-X(C) variants.
I have half a mind to keep my extra AX and convert it to a Vision.
It’d be a very expensive spare parts holder for my AT (bolt, trigger, etc) lol
I have no idea about the Vision chassis. The AT requires the side skins and grip removed. That is 5 screws. Then the trigger and plate is removed (2 screws).What parts need to come off? Mines obviously in the full Vision get up.. so it is just the Grip Panels?
Dooo itttt
I'm a cross-eye shooter: left eye dominant, right handed. I learned to shoot in the Army completely left handed with a rifle. When I got my AI, I had to learn how to shoot right handed and right eyed, and work hard to work switching my eye dominance. I'd love to experience a leftie AI.
Wow!When I asked the Irish Snipers at the International Sniper Competition at Fort Moore about what they did with their own AI Arctic Warfares, they flat out said, "...they never break."
They've had the same bolt assemblies, the same firing pins, even the original barrels, on their rifles, for almost 30 years. And after all this time, they're still competitive. It absolutely blew my mind hearing this.
I honestly had the same question for them, about what breaks and what you should have parts for, which is how I learned of this. That said, I don't think I've seen or heard of any AI AT308 or AW breaking.
I'm all ears for counter responses and examples of anything breaking and needing replacement though.
Update: this very much reflects using .308 exclusively. As @taliv has pointed out below.
Need more pimp skittles around hereFrom the latest Hat Creek Training reel.
Looks like the AT-XC in the MIL-LE MLOK config. Also has an AXSR butt stock.
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How was the match? I got the chance to shoot a regional match there last year and was blown away at the facility, and Eric is a super nice guy.