It’s going to have to be really shortif you use their factory screw that mounts the stock to the chassis that is the case, I plan to use a shorter screw
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It’s going to have to be really shortif you use their factory screw that mounts the stock to the chassis that is the case, I plan to use a shorter screw
I don’t see the problem here, one half slips over the chassis and has the 2 screws that hold it on and the other end is threaded and the stock bolts to that. Based on your picture there is more than enough space for the bolt.It’s going to have to be really short
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The rear-most grip panel screw goes all the way through the chassis...the MDT buttstock screw will directly interfere with it.I don’t see the problem here, one half slips over the chassis and has the 2 screws that hold it on and the other end is threaded and the stock bolts to that. Based on your picture there is more than enough space for the bolt.
You'll have to show me man, I honestly don't know what you're thinking to get this to work. In my picture I have the MDT buttstock spaced 2" rear of the main chassis to represent the "new" tube section that would have to be machined as an adapter to get this to work. But like I said, the rear grip panel screw is very close to the rear, so the large MDT screw would have about 1/4" of thread engagement unless you start moving it rearward and increasing the min LOP.Not if you leave space for it, if the bolt in your picture is bottomed out I think it will work fine
One side of the skins has the hole for the cap screw, and the other side of the skins is tapped. So if you did that, only one half of the skins would be able to be screwed down (unless you made a second custom metal insert for the other half of the skins ).I see what your saying now, what about threading the part the stock would connect to for the skins?
Ha, sorry. I encourage you to pursue it if you think you can get it to work. I do think with a longer LOP (i.e. making the tube adapter 2.5-3” long instead of 2”) it will work.
I think I see mine in there!
This is pretty inspirational to me. How does it balance?Might shoot it in the NRL hunter series. Open heavy just barely! Who says you can’t hunt with an AI lol View attachment 7570683
It’s absolutely terrible lol super rear heavy and only good in prone. But if you’re a good enough shooter to overcome those things in positional then it’s fun.This is pretty inspirational to me. How does it balance?
I appreciate the honesty!It’s absolutely terrible lol super rear heavy and only good in prone. But if you’re a good enough shooter to overcome those things in positional then it’s fun.
They're on a pallet in Norway, completely done with machining and ready to ship...just waiting on export paperwork.Are these still available? I can't seem to find a page on the website or Facebook to place an order?
I'm not sure, it's more likely once they land here they'll just go up for sale. They will be Cerakoted "to order."Will there still be an option to preorder them?
Sounds good, is it looking like the projected price should be like previously discussed?I'm not sure, it's more likely once they land here they'll just go up for sale. They will be Cerakoted "to order."
The target is similar pricing, except with the ability for the customer to purchase individual components as they choose, rather than only the "kit" that I offered for the first batch. This means internal weights, short vs. long NV bridge, etc.Sounds good, is it looking like the projected price should be like previously discussed?
I still have the original list, and will email everyone when they’re close to being available to order (in addition to letting people know here and on social media).So the original “list”
No longer matters? Just call GCP?
I still have the original list, and will email everyone when they’re close to being available to order (in addition to letting people know here and on social media).
Internal weight will be extra then? Ill be going for the whole shabangThe target is similar pricing, except with the ability for the customer to purchase individual components as they choose, rather than only the "kit" that I offered for the first batch. This means internal weights, short vs. long NV bridge, etc.
The original group buy was only offered as the $1200 kit which included the chassis, internal weights, and short NV bridge. Now it will be offered as a stand-alone chassis (for less than $1200, obviously), with the option to add internal weights, short or full NV bridge, and a 20MOA pic rail for either of the bridges. Once ordered, they will be Cerakoted to the customer choice for AI color match. Still working out details on the options for GCP to install/bond it together, spin up a new barrel, that sort of stuff.Internal weight will be extra then? Ill be going for the whole shabang
Yes, the chassis has a similar inlet design, intended to be bonded for ultimate reliability and resistance to impact-related zero shift. That being said, the end user may choose to shoot it without bonding it and test it for themselves; some may be satisfied enough with the results to not feel the need to bond it. The Vision inlet has been improved slightly to help prevent excess epoxy from getting into the QuickLok barrel tennon area.Sam, are the second batch designed to be bonded?
Also, is GCP doing the cerakote?
Thanks
Thanks! Any chance of a pic of the revised bedding interface?Yes, the chassis has a similar inlet design, intended to be bonded for ultimate reliability and resistance to impact-related zero shift. That being said, the end user may choose to shoot it without bonding it and test it for themselves; some may be satisfied enough with the results to not feel the need to bond it. The Vision inlet has been improved slightly to help prevent excess epoxy from getting into the QuickLok barrel tennon area.
The buttstock assembly will still need to be bonded to the chassis.
GCP is a certified Cerakote applicator and will be doing the Cerakote work. Should the customer want to have it Cerakoted somewhere else, they can receive it in the raw.
Thanks,
Sam
id run it raw
I have tried my best to be as transparent as possible throughout this process, and will continue to do so. I'm not sure if/why you're thinking that has changed?I dunno, many of us have been here from the start and everyone preached to bond it.
now it’s like “I dunno do whatever” is weird.
did something happen during this import business deal because until recently all the updates just ended and now we’re told “just go buy them from this guy”....
Clears it all up, I was afraid that you no longer had much to do with it and Vis was doing their own thing.I have tried my best to be as transparent as possible throughout this process, and will continue to do so. I'm not sure if/why you're thinking that has changed?
I have always said to bond it, but many customers are unsure if it's worth the effort and want to try it unbonded themselves. I have tested it unbonded, probably WAY beyond what would be considered a normal "bump", and wasn't satisfied with the results. So for me, I will always bond the action to the chassis, and that is what I will continue to recommend. AI's new atx is unbonded, I don't know if they changed the inlet design (since the action is unchanged), but I can't comment on their potential design changes or if there was testing to show it retains zero after impacts.
The partnership with the Vision Products in Norway and GCP Rifle Co in Florida is how this project, and other cool AI products, will continue going forward. We all wish the import process was faster; unfortunately if the finished products are sitting on a pallet in Norway waiting for paperwork, there's nothing more I can do. The last thing I want is to promise a hard date and have customers upset because they haven't arrived yet. Once they're here, you'll be able to go to a website or call GCP and order exactly what you want. No longer will I need to manually take orders via emails and PMs, nor package and ship dozens of parts in my garage. It's a win-win for everyone in my opinion.
I hope that helps clarify things. Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.
Thanks,
Sam
I dunno, many of us have been here from the start and everyone preached to bond it.
now it’s like “I dunno do whatever” is weird.
did something happen during this import business deal because until recently all the updates just ended and now we’re told “just go buy them from this guy”....
Hey, no worries. Christian (Vision Products) and I are working together on the AI chassis, it's a partnership and not something I would blindly hand off. He's as much of an AI fan as me, so there will be plenty of product support from both of usClears it all up, I was afraid that you no longer had much to do with it and Vis was doing their own thing.
didn’t mean to sound like a jerk if I did!!!!
That’s a relief, I probably assumed incorrect context and was worried you were out of the loop.Hey, no worries. Christian (Vision Products) and I are working together on the AI chassis, it's a partnership and not something I would blindly hand off. He's as much of an AI fan as me, so there will be plenty of product support from both of us