a5 ish stock for AI AE?

[nexusfire]

Love the gun, hate the stock. Anyone done this yet?

 

[D_Lamz]

here you go

 

[Captain Kirk]

I have seen AI AEs in McMillan stocks. I like you, have found myself looking at the AI stock as the one part of the rifle I liked the least. After having a few AEs and AWs as well as over a dozen AICS chassis rifles, I never "loved" the stocks but instead just tolerated them. To each his own they say, but they are a solid and well thought out platform that changed the way stocks are built and designed, but they are not for everyone.

 

[Captain Kirk]

Also search for Badger M2008 in McMillan or Manners stock, lots of pics

 

[nexusfire]

So is the m2008 the same foot print as the AI AE?

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[tylerw02]

So is the m2008 the same foot print as the AI AE?

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Not even close.


I do believe there was talk of KRG making a W3 to fit the AI AE. You could also buy an uninletted Mickey and have a gunsmith mate it to an AI. The trick will be bottom metal.

 

[SingleShot85]

I would love one of the manner's new folders mini chassis for my AE........

 

[nexusfire]

here you go

So when is that going to be available?

 

[Scotch_egg]

That there is a single shot AE FTR rifle in a PSE composites stock from Ireland.

I asked about a repeator being made available and it is in the pipeline however not for quite some time due to high demand for current models.

 

[Massoud]

We wanted to do an AE stock, it's a nice action. Unfortunately with how the trigger is set up, it just won't work in our chassis. It is a round action so is different footprint than a M2008 as noted above. Honestly the only reason I can think of right now to get an AE over the Badger M2013 action would be the shroud mounted safety on the AE gen 3 which I personally like better than the Rem safety for some strange reason. If you get the Badger then you will have a whole host of stock options.
Justin

 

[nexusfire]

We wanted to do an AE stock, it's a nice action. Unfortunately with how the trigger is set up, it just won't work in our chassis. It is a round action so is different footprint than a M2008 as noted above. Honestly the only reason I can think of right now to get an AE over the Badger M2013 action would be the shroud mounted safety on the AE gen 3 which I personally like better than the Rem safety for some strange reason. If you get the Badger then you will have a whole host of stock options.
Justin

Is the AI AE action bonded to the chassis?

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[abogue77]

Is the AI AE action bonded to the chassis?

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The AE is bolted in, the AW is bedded/bonded. This thread has me interested in that I too have looked at the AI AE/AW but I don't want to drop that kind of money and be stuck with that stock.

 

[nexusfire]

The AE is bolted in, the AW is bedded/bonded. This thread has me interested in that I too have looked at the AI AE/AW but I don't want to drop that kind of money and be stuck with that stock.

interesting.