It acts as a hand stop for Hawkins position shooting in Service Rifle matches. Essential equipment on any rifle with a tube type forend to be competitive in these matches.
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Seems highly gamerish... Haven't y'all heard of a numero uno bag? So much simpler and would get rid of that silly grip stuff
Any of y'all have experience cutting the magazine follower to prevent the LRBHO? It's the only thing I dislike about my AXSR so far. Completely kills the ability to single-load efficiently or to quickly run a Quiver round into the ejection port in an urgent situation. I found an old reference to it here but I've seen nothing else about it.
Yeah, look inside with it locked and notice where the follower engages the bolt. You just angle the rear of the follower til the bolt rides up enough to depress it. I hate that feature also, I modified all my mags.
Weird, I had to shoot the whole NF ELR Match, single feeding. No issues. Finished every stage in sub 75 seconds vs 2:30 of the time allowed.
Had mag issues. Feed lips too tight (virgin baby). So I said screw it, run it 1 at a time...
Rules are quite specific. Grip or small bag under fist not in contact with the rifle. Grip can’t be in contact with the ground. There’s not much gaming to be had in this discipline, in fact it’s frowned upon really. most of the rifles you will see on the line have grips or handstops.
It’s fairly standard service rifle shooting just with precision rifles at longer ranges, smaller targets and all that.
It’s fairly standard service rifle shooting just with precision rifles at longer ranges, smaller targets and all that.
To @S12A ’s point. I have been to several classes with LE/military snipers from some large city department’s that get plenty of work and have seen the same grip set up.
I'm teasing you killer and making a joke at the PRS boi's expense
good stuff.I pass this place on the way to our ranch multiple times per month. Even though I can shoot much further at our place I need to join and be done with it as it would be nice to not have to setup steel when I want to shoot. I haven't seen any pics outside of their website until now, it looks nice.
Ran out of money when you got to the optic huh?
That scope is plenty capable for anything in a short action
Had it before. This rifle was a big enough buy for me. I'm happy with it fully!
Maybe I want to scratch the AI bug up my butt sooner than later.
Opinions on the AXSR R700 chassis and the AISC (AT) R700 chassis? Is the AXSR worth $800 more than the AT? Is it even worth putting an R700 in an AI chassis or should I be patient and wait to purchase the real thing?
Opinions on the AXSR R700 chassis and the AISC (AT) R700 chassis? Is the AXSR worth $800 more than the AT? Is it even worth putting an R700 in an AI chassis or should I be patient and wait to purchase the real thing?
Buy cheap, buy twice.
If you buy an AX, you'll never wonder what an R700 in an AI chassis is like.
If you buy an AX, you'll never wonder what an R700 in an AI chassis is like.
Get the real thing
Someone here suggested that when I wanted to do the same thing your asking about. They summed it up best by saying something similar to this,
When you purchase an AI your purchasing the system as a whole. The entire system makes the AI what it is. Not the chassis
That was told to me before I purchased my AIAT. I recently purchased an AXMC. I get what that person meant. The system as a whole is what makes AI an AI
Don't be a penis tucker....get the AI
I had an AICS 2.0 700 build that I thought would be enough of a scratch...then I laid my hands on a real AI.
I now own an AX and have no doubts I wish I would have done it in the first place. I’d take an AIAT or AX over the baddest 700 clone built with an AXSR 700 chassis.
Over the last 38 years I have had around 50 custom rifles built some of the best in the industry and not meaning to disrespect any one of them, but after my 1st ai I was so impressed I bought a 2nd one and will no doubt be adding a 3rd this year.
They are some of the most consistent shooting riles I have every owned
They are some of the most consistent shooting riles I have every owned
I had a impact 737r in a ai ax chassis. I was happy with it for a couple of days until I went into MHSA again and looked at all the real AI’s on the wall. Parted it out and bought a real AI AXSA and can’t say I miss that impact one bit
My Impact/TCS will sit in the safe this year. AXMC with stubby 308 suppressed gets to play this year. Man I love this rifle.
All this yip yapping and y’all still getting raped by dudes running impacts...
Y’all aren’t special cause you guys run AI’s #rightinthefeels #imbored
Y’all aren’t special cause you guys run AI’s #rightinthefeels #imbored
Thought this was pretty awesome. Go get a podcast trigger shoe.
This is for the little guy as well. Lol. I'll let Preston show it off when he's done with it! Chop chop!The little guy.
This is for the little guy as well. Lol. I'll let Preston show it off when he's done with it! Chop chop!
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You have cut a unicorn in half! haha, I love it.
I got my 17" 308 stuck in the 16" Victor Company HR1 last night too, had to pull the front end apart to get the barrel off.... So, you're way ahead of the curve here.
@MACHTECH I'd really like to see a full side pic of it assembled please man.
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16.5", not willing to mess with NFA on a bolt gun lol.
Is there a large vs small firing pin issue associated with AXSR, or they use the same size of the firing pin?
Thanks to an awesome dude on here, this little guy made itself from a KRG to a AXSR.
Alright.. changed over to the Dominus SR, cuz it’s new. AI and TBAC make a great pair.
