Got 3 boys. Here are the youngest. 200rds is a regular afternoon. Can go double that if they bring a friend.
Got 3 boys. Here are the youngest. 200rds is a regular afternoon. Can go double that if they bring a friend.
Fresh atx from @hafejd30. Don’t notice the heavy bolt lift from all my arm work at the ghay club with the other razor g3 owners.
Candle for ambiance…
Candle for ambiance…
I picked this up from a friend a whole back; forgot what it is for; help decode for me AI buds
Aics 10 Rd single stack 308.....
That’s the OG mag for real men. Get some krylon on it STAT
With Kevins attitude when he was on here, you couldn’t pay me to buy anything of his.
Ok Interwebs nerds. What the hell am I looking at? Saw this on Instagram from @LongRangeShootersofUtah and I'm properly confused: is that an AE action with an AW bolt assembly in it?
I'm not well versed in the AE line. When did they switch to the AW style bolt? Was the AE MKIII the first?
I honestly thought all AEs had the sloped bolt. You learn something new every day...
Correct…the MKIII was the first to get the AW style bolt.
It was also my first AI as I wanted the 3 position safety.
Added a Vortex Impact 4000. I get to test it out to 1260 next weekend. I hope it rains so I get some realistic expectations of this rangefinder. At 1/5 the price of a Wilcox I’m expecting 1/5 the effective range.
I’m not sure if I’m using too long of a screwdriver but the “clicks” for zeroing are hyper mushy. Sometimes I can feel them sometimes I can’t.
Unless the Wilcox can reliably do 10,000 yards, I think the vortex is going to exceed your expectations
Arguably, the slickest action and by far, the best trigger AI has ever offered…. Another stupid idea I had to let it go
Interesting how the skins are the old style 1-piece front ends though. I had assumed the MKIII was produced with the newer 2-piece versions almost similar to what you see on the AT’s. It is possible the skins were swapped though.
Got out today... first time in months thanks to the birth of my son (not crotchety about it). Bit rusty, took the AT out configured in 20" 308 gentleman (suppressed). Also took my Xm3 and Sako TRG22a1 to decide their fate (Commodus gave them a thumbs down).
Anyway something I was able to do is compare 308 barrel lengths to the same velocity. Unfortunately it's 3 different barrel brands and 3 different chambers. Still, interesting results.
Barrels were 18.5", 20" and 26", excuse my shooting....its embarrassing.
30-50fps faster in an 18.5" compared to the 20". Both were suppressed (18.5 w/ fa762ss, 20" with omega 300). The 18.5" has a tighter match chamber compared to whatever AI puts in their barrels and round count is close enough to not matter.
Another thing that's interesting is the left and middle are same brass, bullet, powder, charge weight and the only difference is the primer. CCI standard in the "old m118lr" and Ginex in the "new m118lr". Speed is better as well as es/SD. I had thought Ginex was the generic name of CCI but I'm second guessing that info.
Anyway something I was able to do is compare 308 barrel lengths to the same velocity. Unfortunately it's 3 different barrel brands and 3 different chambers. Still, interesting results.
Barrels were 18.5", 20" and 26", excuse my shooting....its embarrassing.
30-50fps faster in an 18.5" compared to the 20". Both were suppressed (18.5 w/ fa762ss, 20" with omega 300). The 18.5" has a tighter match chamber compared to whatever AI puts in their barrels and round count is close enough to not matter.
Another thing that's interesting is the left and middle are same brass, bullet, powder, charge weight and the only difference is the primer. CCI standard in the "old m118lr" and Ginex in the "new m118lr". Speed is better as well as es/SD. I had thought Ginex was the generic name of CCI but I'm second guessing that info.
Managed to get a few rounds in today as well.
Talk about a disparity between groups. Shot my factory 6.5 CM barrel that I was bitching about the copper fouling in today. Just one box of factory 140 ELD-M so I could use it up. It averaged ~2/3 MOA for 4x5 when I shot it last year with the same ammo...but was wearing a Hellfire brake then. I left the end of the barrel bare today.
Two shots to get a rough zero, and then the next 5 went into .4". I was pretty stoked, so I brought out the chronograph as I was letting the barrel cool. Next group of 5 went into damn near MOA
with an ES of 90! But it had one round that read 77 FPS high, so I loaded my last 8 and shot the group on the left. Look at that badass ES and SD.
Looked at what i wrote on the box of factory 140 ELD-M that I shot a year ago...2,671 FPS, ES - 102, SD - 44.
LOL, no wonder the Hornady guys don't trust small sample sizes. They're shooting their own stuff.
I think there is some potential here for loads that weren't constructed by Hellen Keller.
Talk about a disparity between groups. Shot my factory 6.5 CM barrel that I was bitching about the copper fouling in today. Just one box of factory 140 ELD-M so I could use it up. It averaged ~2/3 MOA for 4x5 when I shot it last year with the same ammo...but was wearing a Hellfire brake then. I left the end of the barrel bare today.
Two shots to get a rough zero, and then the next 5 went into .4". I was pretty stoked, so I brought out the chronograph as I was letting the barrel cool. Next group of 5 went into damn near MOA
with an ES of 90! But it had one round that read 77 FPS high, so I loaded my last 8 and shot the group on the left. Look at that badass ES and SD.Looked at what i wrote on the box of factory 140 ELD-M that I shot a year ago...2,671 FPS, ES - 102, SD - 44.
LOL, no wonder the Hornady guys don't trust small sample sizes. They're shooting their own stuff.
I think there is some potential here for loads that weren't constructed by Hellen Keller.
You should just send me that rifle since it’s a turdManaged to get a few rounds in today as well.
Talk about a disparity between groups. Shot my factory 6.5 CM barrel that I was bitching about the copper fouling in today. Just one box of factory 140 ELD-M so I could use it up. It averaged ~2/3 MOA for 4x5 when I shot it last year with the same ammo...but was wearing a Hellfire brake then. I left the end of the barrel bare today.
Two shots to get a rough zero, and then the next 5 went into .4". I was pretty stoked, so I brought out the chronograph as I was letting the barrel cool. Next group of 5 went into damn near MOA
Looked at what i wrote on the box of factory 140 ELD-M that I shot a year ago...2,671 FPS, ES - 102, SD - 44.
LOL, no wonder the Hornady guys don't trust small sample sizes. They're shooting their own stuff.
I think there is some potential here for loads that weren't constructed by Hellen Keller.
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The rifle is just fine. This particular barrel is somewhat questionable as it holds more copper than a meth head's side yard. However with ES at 81, 90, and 102 for the three groups I've shot over the chronograph... It might end up being a hammer if I can get it to smooth out. Round count is 78 now.
Go start an OF page. I've made almost four dollars now selling photos of my leather cheerio in just 8 months. Some guy named "Dan" apparently can't get enough of them.
That looks like a stillerClean. What action are you running? Love the paint job.
Not an ai so only .5 points for the thumbhole
Was a GAP / defiance I bought around 2007 I think. Was never very smooth. Was very accurate.Clean. What action are you running? Love the paint job.
Never shot it after I bought AXSA
Does anyone have an accurate weight on hand for an AT-X plus scope?
Basically I'm wondering if it's possible to compete in NRL Hunter matches with an AT-X or XC (I don't have one) and stay under the 16lbs requirement? Maybe an AT-X with carbon fiber barrel will do the trick?
I only have an AXMC at the moment and that isn't even close to making under weight.
Thanks for the help as always.
Basically I'm wondering if it's possible to compete in NRL Hunter matches with an AT-X or XC (I don't have one) and stay under the 16lbs requirement? Maybe an AT-X with carbon fiber barrel will do the trick?
I only have an AXMC at the moment and that isn't even close to making under weight.
Thanks for the help as always.
I finally got around to testing the quick change barrel on my ATX last weekend. I know this is nothing new to long time AI users but I was impressed with the ease and repeatability.
180 rds total down the 6mm CM barrel and only have 20 on the 308 barrel.
Hornady Match 108g 6mm CM
Federal Gold Medal 175g 308
Lower left is the 6mm zero straight. Lower right is my POA and 308 zero. The top and middle targets were shot after changing barrels between groups to check the return to zero.
I color coded the zero marks on my Razor 6-36 Ltec dial. Red is the for the 6cm and green is for the 308. This is what I dialed for the return to zero check for the elevation. I just dialed the windage adjustment.
180 rds total down the 6mm CM barrel and only have 20 on the 308 barrel.
Hornady Match 108g 6mm CM
Federal Gold Medal 175g 308
Lower left is the 6mm zero straight. Lower right is my POA and 308 zero. The top and middle targets were shot after changing barrels between groups to check the return to zero.
I color coded the zero marks on my Razor 6-36 Ltec dial. Red is the for the 6cm and green is for the 308. This is what I dialed for the return to zero check for the elevation. I just dialed the windage adjustment.
Must be nice to be a company that can thumb one's nose at the market....
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
Accuracy International Chassis System (AICS) Adjustable Stock Remington 700 | eBay
Magazine: Included with the AICS is a flush fitting 5-round detachable magazine manufactured from industry-leading. Adjustable for height as well as windage (left and right), this cheekpiece optimizes cheek weld for a superior shooting.
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Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
Ai to you....Must be nice to be a company that can thumb one's nose at the market....
Accuracy International Chassis System (AICS) Adjustable Stock Remington 700 | eBay
Magazine: Included with the AICS is a flush fitting 5-round detachable magazine manufactured from industry-leading. Adjustable for height as well as windage (left and right), this cheekpiece optimizes cheek weld for a superior shooting.www.ebay.com
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
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A mint ‘69 Camaro will fetch far more than a brand new one, but Chevrolet isn’t going to reissue them. Like any manufacturer they’re moving on. The legacy products bring higher prices BECAUSE they aren’t produced anymore and certain buyers will pay for them, but if they were still in production the price would be much lower, and with no innovation- less in demand.Must be nice to be a company that can thumb one's nose at the market....
Accuracy International Chassis System (AICS) Adjustable Stock Remington 700 | eBay
Magazine: Included with the AICS is a flush fitting 5-round detachable magazine manufactured from industry-leading. Adjustable for height as well as windage (left and right), this cheekpiece optimizes cheek weld for a superior shooting.www.ebay.com
Lost money for Accuracy International....easy money for them to make by re-opening a Legacy line....the market is ever-strong on this....
For a second generation legacy AICS non-folder, no less!
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Do you have to put a light onto that picture? Where did you get this set up
How do we feel about a 5-20 US on the 308 AT (with an appropriate height mount). Or I just leave the Gen2 Razor on it - musical scopes going on atm.
Excuse the mess.
Excuse the mess.
That thing looks straight out of the Militech Armory from Cyberpunk 2077.
Ill take that as the highest form of compliment haha.
