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Firearms New Vudoo 360 24" Bartlein 1.20 With EC Tuner V2

I have two remaining, one stainless and one black.
Vudoo 360 40 MOA rail 24" 1:16 Bartlein 1.20 with EC tuner V2 to match

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Introducing the AI Obsession Chassis

Some of you may remember a few years ago I drew a concept for an "AIAC" competition chassis for the current AI rifle platform. Nothing ever really came from that outside of some good conversation between fellow AI fans and competition rifle shooters. That concept has been a bug in my brain since then, and a few months ago I decided to make it a reality, taking into account current design trends and the overall design language of AI rifles in general.

Shown here is the final plastic 3D printed prototype of my 100% self-designed Obsession Chassis. The next real step is to complete the drawings and get one of these machined for testing. I'm not entirely sure where I will get one machined, and I know one-offs are very expensive, but I need to test an aluminum version before I would ever consider making more and offering them to other shooters.

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My path to get this functional prototype was to reverse-engineer both an AT chassis and an AX chassis. Once I put those in CAD, I 3D printed the "bottom metal" to verify the dimensions, fit and function. Then I designed my chassis around the bottom metal and arrived at what I believe is the perfect AI rifle for competition-oriented shooters.

In order to do this I had to de-bond my factory AX. Doing that really de-mystified the bonded action interface, and opened my eyes to the possibility of some cool options for the chassis. The design intent of this chassis is to be epoxied to the action - just like the factory rifles are. I think that there is some magic in the bonded action, and didn't want to shoehorn something around it like the MPA chassis does with the AT. This chassis is designed to be completely functional when bonded to the action, and the accessories are designed around it. That being said, if bonded it will only work with the current generation of rifles that have the Quick-Loc barrel change system.

The feature list is long, and I think it encompasses almost anything a match shooter would be looking for:
  • Single piece of machined aluminum (either 6061-T6 or 7075-T6)
  • Compatible with AT and AX short actions, ambidextrous for either RH or LH
  • Compatible with either AT or AX buttstock, fixed or folder (including thumb hole skins ?)
  • Uses AW magazines and AT mag catch lever (AX mag catch lever is different and will not work)
  • Generously flared mag well for easy magazine insertion and removal
  • 12.75" forend (measured from action face)
  • Forend length ensures the user can screw/unscrew a barrel as short as 16". A longer forend is certainly possible, but would increase the minimum barrel length.
  • Integrated full-length RRS-dovetail
  • M-Lok standard mounting interface on sides and bottom
  • Proprietary dovetail-stop screw system
  • Barrel channel and accessories allow 1.25" dia. straight-taper barrel with 0.050" minimum clearance per side
  • Integrated non-rotating flush cup mount on both sides.
I also designed accessories to accompany the chassis, for an integrated system.
  • Bipod spigot bolts directly to chassis, and adds 3" of length in addition to being 1/2" closer to the bore-axis. Spigot has an M-Lok attachment point for easy mounting of 3 or 5-slot picatinny rail.
  • Internal weight system allows the user to add up to 1.25# of weight, without interfering with the M-Lok mounts or barrel clearance.
  • NV bridge allows user to wrap "thumb over bore," and has mounting points for picatinny rails or other attachments. NV bridge can be positioned front to back via the side screw holes, and the orientation of the bridge itself can be flipped depending on user preference.
I hope you guys think this design exercise has merit - I've definitely put in a lot of late (LATE) nights working on this, and I honestly feel that this has been a culmination of many of the ideas floating around in my head. I understand this chassis won't be for everyone, since many won't want to de-bond their action and even more won't want to spend additional money over the AT, which is an admittedly awesome rifle. I'll definitely keep you all posted as I pursue getting one machined. If you have any questions (or own a CNC!) let me know!

Sam
Accuracy Obsession, LLC


AI Evolution
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Comparison to AT
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Comparison to AX
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Flared Magwell
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Internal Weights and Spigot
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Full build
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Optics Holosun 509 acss Vulcan

I have a used 509 Vulcan reticle. 315$ shipped

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Someone here needs to hear this-

We've moved past the holidays and for some that in itself might be a personal accomplishment. I just wanted to take a quick moment to say- you have tremendous value to so many people. It's easy to lose sight of that but important to hear it every now and then.

I went to a local AHL hockey game tonight- A buddy of mine for over 20 years & I decided to get season tickets for our first time. My buddy and I couldn't be any more different in our life paths but we've always been friends despite such. It's a little wild how things work out, and I'll spare you the details, but a good friend is worth their weight in gold and all that's needed is a certain level of compassion looking out for one another.

On the AHL comment- the seats next to ours include an Air National Guardsman and his (eldest) brother out of 8 children. The eldest brother has some special needs and we've come to become fast friends with them. Tonight we were talking about our history in enjoying the game and came to find out that this one brother has purchased season tickets for the past 10 years for him & his eldest brother (something about the game calms him) and that's just 'their' thing. You wouldn't pick up on it immediately but that's a person that has made a tremendous impact on an other's life and done so without any selfish ambitions. I think we can all learn a little bit from that.

The other side of that coin is he doesn't think he's done anything particularly special- just trying to be a good person is all. I'm sure that many here may feel the the same way, never asking for anything and also not understanding the impact that they impart on other people's lives each and every day.

So I just wanted to take a moment to point out that we all impart value and in one way or another are quite literally changing the world every day whether we recognize it or not. The burden of walking such a path is never knowing how much you impact an another person's life just by being there.

So TL/DR- your efforts to be a good person are not lost on your loved ones and you bring value each and every day to them whether you realize it or not. Give yourself a little bit of grace and acknowledge that you aren't perfect by your own assessment but you likely mean the absolute world to far more people than you believe.

That's the paradox, you might feel like a complete 'zero' but only later find out that you're an absolute 'hero' to all the family & friends you hold dear just by being there for them.

-LD

SOLD Lefty MPA ultra lite chassis

Selling my MPA ultra lite chassis in burnt bronze. Fits LH 700 SA.

A few small scrapes on the arca from a bipod. See photos. Otherwise in excellent condition. I just prefer a stock over a chassis. Has a few nice features too. Integrated level and adjustable mag catch. I just can't get used to a chassis.

Originally came with an A2 grip but I put a vertical ergo grip on it to try to make it more comfortable. Ergo grip comes with it.

I don't have action screws but it does have the MPA lug locking parts still in it.

$650 shipped. PayPal F&f or Venmo gift.

NO TRADES.

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Rimfire Cz 455 scout stock and Ultralight barrel

Like new, no marks, barrel channel been opened to fit a heavy barrel. Done by gunsmith. No bottom metal or screws also includes 1in limbsaver slip over pad for adult use.

Barrel is a 12.5 threaded, ultralight barrel with tight match chmaber in it. Made by acculite. Barrel hammers. I was very shocked. Just moving thos project down the road. Barrel doesnt have 200 rounds on it. No marks.

Price includes shipping
325

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Unertl/52 Project

I mentioned in another thread that I would be updating my Win 52 Squirrel rifle. Now that the work is in progress I will post up some details in case anyone has interest.

First, I have obtained a set of Unertl type mounts that are in new condition. No idea who built them but clearly precision was the goal. They are super precise and have zero backlash.

The second part is that the 6X small game Unertl is being fitted with a custom dot reticule with drops in 25 yard increments to 250 yards. The data for the drops was arrived at over two years of testing in various conditions.

All in all I think this will be my ultimate squirrel set up.

SOLD Aero Solus Zermatt Origin Prefit Barrels 308 Win

Same specs on both barrels, one fluted one is not. Fluted has about 50 rounds on it the other unfired. 1" @ muzzle. Unfluted 4lbs 12oz, Fluted 4lbs 4oz.

$SOLD/ea shipped or pick up in DFW TX

No trades

20" .308 Winchester M24 Profile Barrel - Black Cerakote

Barrel Features:
M24 profile
5/8-24 TPI muzzle threads
1:10 twist
Elite Cerakote Finish
Honed and Lapped
Works with our SOLUS Actions
Compatible with Zermatt/Bighorn Origin Actions

WCLR Mountain Rifleman March 22-23 Sparks NV

Take your mountain shooting skills to the next level with a course designed for real backcountry conditions. Master high-angle shots, canyon crosswinds, and complex terrain like never before. We’ll be training 6,500 feet, where you'll face challenges that hunters and precision shooters rarely get to practice.

Key Topics:
High-Angle Shooting
Wind & Thermal Reading
Navigating Terrain & Natural Obstacles
Positional Shooting on Natural Features
Tripod Techniques & Ballistics at Altitude

Gear Requirements:
Rifle capable of 1 MOA or better
Adjustable-power scope
130-160 rounds of match-grade ammo
Bipod & shooting bag
Tripod (recommended)
Your full hunting setup

This is a physically demanding, intermediate-advanced course. Be prepared to hike rugged hills with all your gear. If you’re ready for the real test, this course is for you. The course tuition is $700.00 and a 50% deposit holds your spot. DM us to get registered. We do also have a Long Range Skills Clinic the day prior at the same location which can be used as a train up day and bundled into the course price.
www.WCLRprecisionshooting.com
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