JAE owners: Who owns the arca rail?
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I have the two inch. It fit super tight in a RRS Universal leveling base with QR clamp. So tight I called JAE and they said designed to be that way. Still waiting on my barrel to put it all together. So no real world experience other than playing with it on my tripod.
Why do people always think,rifle need to be set up to shoot trough barricades..this is why f class shooters and tactical shooters never get along...im from hawaii my island never had and IMO will never have prs shooting comp.. maybe f class here and there but some including myself do practice PRS..My red JAE is 300 norma and will never use for prs but stationary long range range prone..i guess im doing it all wrong coz i should set my 30" barrel shoots trough barricades
If your shooting F class or something like that, you can just reach up and turn it. No need to worry about time. To me, it just seems like more to get in the way in both competition and in the woods. If you like it. Buy it. But some may look at it and think it’s cool, but never thought about the downsides
Shooting prone for both tactical and f class FTR, fundementals is everything loosing sight picture and losing repeatable position is terribly WRONG specially for f class... Reaching bipod and keep resetting position will definitely cost you a big L (LOSE) ..that is why mostly f class bipod has arm
Like this .you dont want to reach forward for that bipod and leave your position as much as possible..that is more important than amount of time shooting time..
As for hunting..ive never seen anyone hunt with 30" barrel rifle..let alone a close to 30 pounder
Well thats convenient for me (and pretty much everyone else out there) as I cant ever move my bipod because like 99.9% of the rifles out there its... mounted to the end of the stock.
sure, but apparently you haven't seen a MPA chassis or any of the other ones that are having full length ARCA rails. so, no its not for "pretty much everyone else out there" or "99.9%" of the rifles. at least not the custom ones. the full length rails are very popular. again, if it works for you, go for it. I know I am limited on how close I can get the bipod back with a std lever.
You are drastically overestimating how common a system that came to the market less than a year ago is.
(I know acra has been around longer for photography. Less than a year of marketing it to rifles)
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