If you want to join my Red / Green Color Deficient Vision Club let me know.
The main benefit is that all of these different AI colors look the same so it lowers your FOMO level and therefore fattens your wallet.
-Stan
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The main benefit is that all of these different AI colors look the same so it lowers your FOMO level and therefore fattens your wallet.
-Stan
If you want to join my Red / Green Color Deficient Vision Club let me know.
The main benefit is that all of these different AI colors look the same so it lowers your FOMO level and therefore fattens your wallet.
-Stan
But wouldn't that cause you to have to get more rifles?
Stan: *reaches in safe* "Hey, I'm going to shoot the brown AXSA today!"
Wife: *shakes head*
Stan: *slowly puts the rifle back, and places his hand on the next one while his wife is watching, waiting for her to nod*.
I’m picturing that scene as performed by Peter and Lois on Family Guy.
Hostage at 415yd
Rifle is shooting great with new 245g LRHT.
3 for 3 on black circles, no hostages were harmed. And all 15 rounds of 245g I’ve fired so far have extreme spread of 9 fps
Ya know the longer I live on this earth the more the urge to buy a clip on intensifies.
The used ones in px are a friggin steal
I mostly shot without it since the steel was invisible today. I was hoping the sun would hit the targets enough to warm them but no luck. I did hit the IPSC with the thermal by holding off from a tree almost like shooting en defilade
From Hulk Cock to Peanut Butter. As much as I liked it green, this is a slick scheme.
I am definitely interested too. Although that's the same price of used or like new Impact4000 and Scott + Vortex team have been super supportive of the units and the Hide.
The name seems like a bit of a knock off from the Vortex as does the rough design. But if the foot print is smaller, it's durable, and has similar ranging capabilities with a street price of close to a grand, that's gonna be hard to beat. but again, Vortex warranty owns all.
I got a mkii a while back and the idea was to replace with an AT or an AX. But it shoots amazingly well. The only real thing I would change about it is the buttstock.
Happy to join club the once again. Had an AXMC several years back and just got this AT-X up and running. Love this rig!
Do you speak in rhyme all the time?
-Stan
I wish I could say it was intentional. I think my tired brain just does its own thing at times.
"Then my thinking becomes multi-dimensional, and without even trying I'm speaking in rhymes."
When in doubt, 308 out.
I don’t always rhyme, but when I do, it’s always the appropriate time.
So I finally did it. Decided to get an ax338 instead of the axmc( didn’t need the short action capability ) only think I kinda want from the axmc is the butt stock. Anyone done this swap? Looking at the parts it looks like it should be just like the AT to AT LE swap
Does it have the HK-hook sling attachment like this?
If so, it's possible to do the swap but it's going to be a lot more work. You can take the skins off to confirm, but the "old" style of bonded buttstock used a bonded pin, rather than the flat head screws of the most recent generation.
Here's more info, good luck https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/at-folder-onto-an-older-aics-or-ae-1-5.6989495/
It's not as easy as just swapping over from what I was told at Mile High. I was in the same situation, but sold off the AX338 and got the MC instead.
When you break the plastic factory knob… Sterk golfball to the rescue!
I am getting the itch again for an AT again. My home range (Brocks Gap in Alabama) is opening a 1500y range at the new location and would justify the use of a bolt rifle. Surprisingly few used ATs on the market.
Logically I know I could just get a Howa, Solus, etc. but I know how nice an AT is now formerly having one. Once the AI itch infects the mind, its hard to logically see other rifles.
Logically I know I could just get a Howa, Solus, etc. but I know how nice an AT is now formerly having one. Once the AI itch infects the mind, its hard to logically see other rifles.
You have to yell “FORE” every time you shoot…
Due to improved aerodynamics from the dimpling, the bolt speed is now faster than non-dimpled despite heavier lift. Everyone in PRS will need one to be competitive now.
There is one in the classifieds but I recall thinking it was pricey compared to recent sales. There is also a MKi for like $2K if you dont NEED the QL feature. 6.5creed would be great for 1500yrds.
You know this rabbit hole is going to morph into an elitist golf ball direction, can anyone say Titleist?…..
There are several AXSAs listed but this at it reasonable.
Firearms - WTS Accuracy International AT (6.5 Creedmoor)
I bought this rifle new from Eurooptics about 1.5 years ago. The barrel is the original Bartlein barrel and it has 1000 rounds in it but still shoots 0.2 - 0.3 MOA (I'm including target for the last seating depth tests). The Ace brake is included. With this brake, no blast or recoil is really...
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Having owned an AT, AX, and ATX, and with what used AT's are going for, I would be more inclined to get an ATX, than an AT, unless you absolutely have to have a thumbhole.
Thumbhole is AI master race!
The AT will likely keep going up in price. The ATX will either stay lower where it’s been or climb up a bit. Really depends on the reviews coming out of the new ATXC platform
So far from what I’ve seen on the ATXC thread it doesn’t sound like much of an improvement over a decked out Gen 3 ATX
I think that you are right. The AT-X took a dip in prices when the AT-XC was still in the pipeline. However the first reviews are starting to show its not really improving much over the AT-X.
Now if the magnum bolts come out who knows.
I still prefer my ax308 over my AT-x and AXSR though.
I had the AT first. Thumbhole of course because I’m not some uncultured swine
Then tried a AXMC. Liked the gun but the height was noticeable compared to the AT. Was a great gun though. In hindsight I maybe should have kept it. But I can always buy @Huskydriver axmc if he doesn’t sell it haha. I’d put a thumbhole on it though
Moving to the ATX next made it feel more like I was shooting a MDT chassis on a custom setup. But I think in that case I’d prefer the custom. The ATX was nice but the bolt lift noticeably more and made it annoying to shoot
So now I own 2 AT’s with thumbholes. I posted it here already but these are my babies
Currently have a bolt at black canyon where Fritz is turning it into a magnum along with a 300 wsm barrel. Exited to get it going!
As they sit in 308 and 260 Rem. Two of Gods calibers
Eh the AT will go up in price for a bit and then bottom out like the MK's. I dont see the AT or AT-X ever being a collectors item like AW's and staying high priced. I do think the AX's will demand a premium for quite some time, just like we have seen with the AXMCs.
My point was you can get an ATX for close to the same price as an AT right now. I think most would agree that an ATX is a better buy at the same price.
Its one of the main upgrades on the newly announced ATX-CEP (Comp Elite Pro) coming next year.
That hornady black 168 amax shoots surprisingly good. Better than eldm for me
... That's because it's just a decked out AT-X...but one quarter pound lighter.
Seriously though, minus the top rail I'm ~$5,200 for my AT-X that is now an AT-XC clone. So basically I'd be paying AI about $500+ (depend on who qualifies for what discounts) for putting the parts on for me. And that's a lot of work...I'd bet it'd take a good 30-40 minutes.
I'm sure someone will come on now and correct me about the improved bolt lift, however I'll have them know ahead of time that I've had to wrestle with this here huge cock for my entire life and #12lbboltliftlife isn't all that difficult.
The best feature is the continuous one piece top rail for clip ons etc. Helps with shift of. Things... That's because it's just a decked out AT-X...but one quarter pound lighter.
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Seriously though, minus the top rail I'm ~$5,200 for my AT-X that is now an AT-XC clone. So basically I'd be paying AI about $500+ (depend on who qualifies for what discounts) for putting the parts on for me. And that's a lot of work...I'd bet it'd take a good 30-40 minutes.
I'm sure someone will come on now and correct me about the improved bolt lift, however I'll have them know ahead of time that I've had to wrestle with this here huge cock for my entire life and #12lbboltliftlife isn't all that difficult.
The bolt lift isn’t as big of a deal as it’s chalked up to be. I definitely noticed it but only really while load testing. I like to keep my cheek weld throughout my string and it was noticeable with that. However mine did top out a 12 lbs gauge so it was more than 12. Grabbing both the AT and ATX felt like a very big difference... That's because it's just a decked out AT-X...but one quarter pound lighter.
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Seriously though, minus the top rail I'm ~$5,200 for my AT-X that is now an AT-XC clone. So basically I'd be paying AI about $500+ (depend on who qualifies for what discounts) for putting the parts on for me. And that's a lot of work...I'd bet it'd take a good 30-40 minutes.
I'm sure someone will come on now and correct me about the improved bolt lift, however I'll have them know ahead of time that I've had to wrestle with this here huge cock for my entire life and #12lbboltliftlife isn't all that difficult.
Another feature that should be noted on the XC is the added action screw. There was reports of actions screws on the ATX coming loose. They only recommended 35 inch lbs if I remember correctly. Where the AT/AX are like 55 inch lbs and bonded.
If they support this with small rifle and magnum bolts then it will be worth the upgrade in my opinion.
Otherwise a decked out Gen 3 ATX seems like a far better value from the px right now
My wife grabbed her savage the other day to sight in for deer season. She fired a shot and while opening the bolt asked “is it supposed to be that difficult”. I said “well it’s a savage”. However I just as easily could have said “well it’s an ATX”
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I've had the same experience: Hornady Black 168gr shooting notably tighter than Hornady TAP ELD Precision 168gr.
I definitely won't argue with this point. It just doesn't fit into my personal usage scenarios with dedicated thermal optics and rigs.
***edited to add; who cares about my personal usage***
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