I think I remember him saying it would probably be fine but would most likely be a push feed due to the geometry of the bolt head vs 223 case head. Can you confirm if yours is capturing the round or is it acting as a push feed?
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American Rifle Company New Archimedes Action, New Xylo Chassis, and major Mausingfield revision
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I think I remember him saying it would probably be fine but would most likely be a push feed due to the geometry of the bolt head vs 223 case head. Can you confirm if yours is capturing the round or is it acting as a push feed?
I'll have to check tomorrow. I am not really sure. It's smooth and feeds well, but whether it's capturing the round prior to turning over the bolt, I'm not sure.
Mahalo brotha for the in depth response to my inquiry. Been staring at my M5 on the wall for a while now, so I'm glad I can finally use em for a build I had planned anyways.
I cycled it a bunch of times tonight and it appears to me that the case head is sliding in and under the extractor just after the case is released by the magazine, which I believe most people would consider that CRF. But I know that it behaves a little different when you run it slow vs quickly. Either way I ran it, it fed and ejected.
Has anyone used both the KMW sentinel and Xylo? I know the xylo is new and its a semi apples to oranges comparison. But with the wood grip of the xylo, it seems to have the stock feel with chassis modularity. Would love some feedback. Its rhe last piece i need before sending it off to @LongRifles Inc. Mahalo!
I've used and still have both a Xylo and a Sentinel.
I don't think they are all that similar feel wise. I think that the Xylo is a really nice chassis and the ease of adjustability and other features it has makes it very nice, but it's still an aluminum chassis. It still has a ring to it when you dry fire and is a little tuning forkesque like all aluminum chassis are. A stock is going to have a different feel and work to dampen out any resonance and leave you with a different over all feel. I think that the Xylo would be my choice between the two for any kind of competition set up. If I was going in country to alleviate a two legged varmint problem, I would probably go with the Sentinel.
If you could, I would definitely recommend getting behind them and seeing what feels comfortable to you.
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Thanks for the response man! I never liked my brothers feel of a chassis, but with the wooden grip of the xylo, figured maybe it would give me best of both worlds, since i love my mcmillans feel but not its lack of ease in adjustments.
This is gonna be a rough decision lol. I doubt I'll be able to handle one on the islands. We dont have a very large bolt gun population aside from hunting rifles, the few AI i seen, and RPR. Hopefully more people can chime in.
Thanks for the response man! I never liked my brothers feel of a chassis, but with the wooden grip of the xylo, figured maybe it would give me best of both worlds, since i love my mcmillans feel but not its lack of ease in adjustments.
This is gonna be a rough decision lol. I doubt I'll be able to handle one on the islands. We dont have a very large bolt gun population aside from hunting rifles, the few AI i seen, and RPR. Hopefully more people can chime in.
I haven't tried yet but on AR rails that ring I use rubber MLOK plugs to dampen the sound.
Yeah...the XYLO is my first aluminum chassis and I forgot about the potential for a ring after a shot. Since I added the plastic riser for offhand shooting the ping/ring is gone now. That's one of the things I like about my J Allen...those skins dampen the rig and it's nice and quiet.
Oh, I guess my Eliseo tube gun is all aluminum....it doesn't ring. I have two hand guards for it and I've never had any issues with either.
The XYLO does feel good in my hands though. I'm due to put another coat of wax on the grips....we're in week 3 or 4 of upper 90's and high humidity. (western PA is actually a rain forest....we just don't have monkeys).
Ross
I can't remember the brand I bought a few years ago. I ordered some of these and will fin out if they dampen the ringing.
These Mlok plugs dampen the forend and eliminate the ringing. A single Mlok plug on each side is enough but five sets of three-plug panels come in the package.
Does anyone have a steel rear bad rider on there XYLO or know where to find one? The website doesn't have them listed and I would really like to add one to my rifle.
Thanks
Thanks
Interested in this as well. It would make it much more appealing to me if it did.
What would you do with the additional length? It's come up before.
Ted
It would give me more options for supported shooting.
I prefer to keep my bipod further out and leave the bottom of the forearm available for various shooting positions. The biggest reason I shoot is predator control. I often end up in odd postions and improvised supports, the more options I have to get a stable shot the better. A longer forearm with more real estate would help this in my situation.
And, for some, it gets the bipod further closer to the muzzle to reduce the amount the barrel moves on input from the butt. Function like the spigot mounts on other chassis, except its not a spigot...
The longer forarm is what I would buy when I get one for my ELRish magnum rifle.
Longer forearm would be a great option for those that want something similar to the MDT ACC length. I don't mind the current setup honestly. Long enough without pushing the bipod so far forward that it becomes hard to adjust from behind the gun. With the ACC, the bipod sits pretty far forward and I have to get off the gun to adjust the bipod.
The real question is, when are those steel rear bag riders going to drop?
The real question is, when are those steel rear bag riders going to drop?
Does anyone know how to remove the Archimedes bolt stop? It might be a good thing to include in documentation when you buy the action wrench.
IIRC, you don't have to remove the bolt stop to use the action wrench, but you do have to remove the ejector, which is held in by a single screw.
First revision of the action wrench didn't require removing the ejector, but IIRC Ted changed the action wrench design as it could twist and distort if you really cranked on it.
This!
I recently sent my original wrench in and they swapped it for the new one.
Just pull the ejector now as said above.
Yeah, I found that in the page for the action wrench. I still wish there were a little more written documentation with the Archimedes, but that’s an issue with a lot of actions.
True, not much in the way of documentation other than a barrel interface drawing and an exploded parts diagram.
Best info for bolt disassembly and reassembly are the videos on ARC's support page...
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I would love if every gun product came at least with a little quick reference card with all screw sizes and torque specs.True, not much in the way of documentation other than a barrel interface drawing and an exploded parts diagram.
Best info for bolt disassembly and reassembly are the videos on ARC's support page...
Support | American Rifle Company
Still waiting on these rare steel rear bag riders. Going to wait till I can get that before I order some front weights. So far tho, Im loving the XYLO and would love to get another one, or two, for the pre sale price. Keep them coming!
Has anyone put a V22 BA into the Xylo chassis? Is it a drop in and go setup or does it need some fine tuning?
Thinking about getting a V22 and I would love to see it in the Xylo.
Thanks
Thinking about getting a V22 and I would love to see it in the Xylo.
Thanks
I've got one in there right now and it's working fine. Mags fit and are feeding flawlessly.
Good to hear. Hopefully sooner then later I'll have a V22 and another XYLO for it.
28" Proof competition contour here, with 3 belly weights, and 3x MDT weight kits on the sides. 23lb. It's not front heavy or rear heavy. It's just heavy.
Double (or even 3) bag bars, steel bag bars, I've even used stick-on tire weights.
In case anyone was wondering. Just got email from ARC that lead time rn is about 2 weeks. And if you want the raw or brown walnut grips. Jus put a comment in your order.
Hope to get mine ordered up tjis weekend.
Hope to get mine ordered up tjis weekend.
would you mind posting pics of your V22 in the Xylo Chasis and what length barrel are you running?
Thanks
Surprisingly I had a pic on my phone already. Sorry for the crap quality, but you can see a little about fit. It's an 18" Kukri barrel if I remember correctly. DA Mask on the end at that moment
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Thanks for posting the pic.I also have the 18” Kukri, without the Mask how far is it from the end of the forearm to the end of the barrel?I want a Chasis for my V22 but did not care for the others on the market due to the grips that are on them,.I really like the Xylo and trying to get a visual on how much barrel will be out front.
Thanks again
Thanks for posting the pic.I also have the 18” Kukri, without the Mask how far is it from the end of the forearm to the end of the barrel?I want a Chasis for my V22 but did not care for the others on the market due to the grips that are on them,.I really like the Xylo and trying to get a visual on how much barrel will be out front.
Thanks again
Here's another super low quality pic. I did verify that is an 18" barrel. Just about 4-3/4" to the end of the threads.
Thanks for getting that measurement, I’m going to go with this chassis
WTF. I called ARC weeks ago and they said just wait for it to go on the website. I really hate this thing in the gun industry where stuff gets released early to the cool people.
Have you tried being cool?
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