I couldn't help but notice that every one of the rifles I initially saw in the video were rocking Nightforce ATACR optics.
I bet that makes the skin crawl for at least one or two of you.
2026 - Arken...
I couldn't help but notice that every one of the rifles I initially saw in the video were rocking Nightforce ATACR optics.
I bet that makes the skin crawl for at least one or two of you.
2026 - Arken...
The joke is on me. I thought AI was being proactive—silly me.I think he’s joking
You out of anyone should know AI not going to listen to us silly civilians. They all about producing parts for the "warfighter"
AI AXSR
Proof 24" 6.5 PRC
Tangent Theta 5-25 JTAC
Thunderbeast Magnus K-RR
Proof 24" 6.5 PRC
Tangent Theta 5-25 JTAC
Thunderbeast Magnus K-RR
Ended up throwing 1.5lbs of internal weights in the AT-XC. It's balancing much better now and hopefully this is all of the added weight I'll need going forward.
Spent some time shooting at 600y, light 6mph winds, very happy with the results as my rifle wasn’t set up for prone shooting and I was fireforming alpha brass
6mm Dasher (virgin)
105 Berger Hybrid
30.7gr varget
Cci450
1.788 cbto
.001 neck tension
6mm Dasher (virgin)
105 Berger Hybrid
30.7gr varget
Cci450
1.788 cbto
.001 neck tension
I just passed 6 months waiting on 2 spare triggers for my AT’s…12 weeks my a$$
My monthly check-in to the AI thread. Couple photos from the 15* club match we hosted yesterday.
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Yeah, it’s a little type 2 fun. We host year around here in Nebraska. Honestly, I kind of appreciate the “offseason” matches a little more. Everyone that comes out, just seems to be salt of the earth and tighter knit without the clicks.
During the match and post match. We have some heat going in our tower and someone usually makes grub & coffee. It’s a damn good time and a little different vibe than the fair weather matches.
Guys, would anyone be willing to part with their spare AWSM oldschool skins, i dont care about the colour. Just cant seem to get comfortable with the newer ones and the bigger cut out. I am on the edge of selling the rifle due to that. It just doesnt work near as good for me as the old ones.
I assume sure a few in here have some in their inventory and might be willing to part with just one
There is literally no market for those in germany. Tried everything including sporting services, almost all shops in europe stocking AI items....postet in forums over here and had adds online....
I assume sure a few in here have some in their inventory and might be willing to part with just one
There is literally no market for those in germany. Tried everything including sporting services, almost all shops in europe stocking AI items....postet in forums over here and had adds online....
How do you know what came with the rifle? How hard is it to remove and reinstall the new rail? I am self-admittedly challenged.
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My rifle came without one.
I bought the low.
It is on its way back to me with the high, to match the AX stock.
I am impatient to measure it myself.
-Stan
Your AI came without a rail of any kind?My rifle came without one.
I bought the low.
It is on its way back to me with the high, to match the AX stock.
I am impatient to measure it myself.
-Stan
I thought I remembered some AT's shipped without rails?
Went through GB to looks at past action.
Wish I would have seen this one while it was active.
Would have like to bid on this one too.
Went through GB to looks at past action.
Wish I would have seen this one while it was active.
Would have like to bid on this one too.
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Without accessory rails up front but absolutely a scope rail.
Thought I remembered some shipping without scope rails. Getting older I guess. I see they all have them now as standard.
AWs used to be dovetail by default, and a picatinny rail was optional.
ATs always came with a low or high NV-compatible picatinny rail as far as I know.
ATs for quite sometime were sold without action rails, by MHSA.
From Euro Optic, the low rail was included.
From Euro Optic, the low rail was included.
Mile High's picatinny rails were probably on a 10 month backorder with AI, lol
I don't remember the rails not being included with the AT from MHSA, but I remember the low rail being standard and the high rail being optional. Maybe that was after the initial batch.
I remember, when I bought my AT from MH. They were not included. But they were from Euro. Since they weren’t included, I had them throw on the high action rail out of the gate.
I bought a 2021 AT from EO- came without a scope mount. EO had none in stock at the time so I got one from MHS.
And back to my original question - how much taller is the tall scope rail than the standard one?
-Stan
-Stan
I can't give an exact measurement as I sold my ATs several years ago and don't have both rails in front of me, but I think the tall version is about 1cm (0.400")-ish taller than the standard low rail.
You want the tall if you’re going to run the NV bridge.
MH told me that they are a quarter inch different. The photos above seem to substantiate this.
Can anyone tell me what torque value to use when installing the AT High Action rail? The manual provides no information that I can see.
3.0 Nm per the armorer's manual, which is 26.5 in-lb.
Feel free to verify with Mile High.
