Funny the guys who I know who have had the tbac prefer cykbipod for the tbac money.
Funny the guys who I know who have had the tbac prefer cykbipod for the tbac money.
Dats me my guy. Mullet and all
I thought you sold your AI?
I might have you beat on the hair lololol
When you find out that them pros can easily afford AI’s… Come on dawg. Try harder.
Out for Fallow & Sambar deer with the 300PRC while getting some marketing pics.
Some of yall never owned a pre 2014 AI and it shows. lol
Point taken, but Jacob B never uses a barrel vice for his AW either.
With the advent of having wrench flats on the barrels now, I can see not using a barrel vice. Personally I can't stand that look. When GAP spun up my new manbun barrel, they asked, I told no way. It would have totally ruined the look of a straight contour barrel.
No sir. I sold my vudoo in the AI chassis and my ZCO. But I kept the AI. There was no way I was getting rid of it.
And prove it
AXMC before with the Atlas:
After with the Accu-Tac:
After with the Accu-Tac:
No luck on my first day hunt with the AX but the scenery and hike were great.
No elk, but got some glamour shots.
No elk, but got some glamour shots.
Gorgeous pics. I'm not ready for the white stuff yet, but it'll be here sooner rather than later.
I was RSO'ing at the Ironman Range at Quantico today. I brought the AXMC in 300PRC to test the new Accu-Tac and to see if I got the focus correct on the TriggerCam. I have to say I like the Accu-Tac and it's wider stance as I primarily do prone with the PRC. It seems it jumps less but I'll have more data tomorrow when I'll be shooting at 1,000yds.
I think I got the TC focus down, although the NF's ocular rotates so I had to clamp it down at 25x in preparation for 1,000. Ironman only goes to 450yds and there is some USMC steel in the tree line, which is 475yds, so the magnification for this video is excessive but I think I resolved my bad eyes vs. true focus.
Bonus picture - you never know what will show up at the range - MP-40 clone:
While I was at the range I got an emergency call from the Society for Orphaned British Rifles (pronounced Sober) pleading for help fostering a recent arrival. As you can see, there are clear signs of neglect to include no optic or muzzle brake and no bipod until they could borrow one for the abused rifle campaign photo shoot (and just as Sarah McLachlan was getting ready to produce a tear jerking commercial). I was hesitant at first as Sober is always calling to me, but I finally agreed to spend the time necessary to rehabilitate and mentor this orphan.
I think I got the TC focus down, although the NF's ocular rotates so I had to clamp it down at 25x in preparation for 1,000. Ironman only goes to 450yds and there is some USMC steel in the tree line, which is 475yds, so the magnification for this video is excessive but I think I resolved my bad eyes vs. true focus.
Bonus picture - you never know what will show up at the range - MP-40 clone:
While I was at the range I got an emergency call from the Society for Orphaned British Rifles (pronounced Sober) pleading for help fostering a recent arrival. As you can see, there are clear signs of neglect to include no optic or muzzle brake and no bipod until they could borrow one for the abused rifle campaign photo shoot (and just as Sarah McLachlan was getting ready to produce a tear jerking commercial). I was hesitant at first as Sober is always calling to me, but I finally agreed to spend the time necessary to rehabilitate and mentor this orphan.
Took my 11 year old step son out yesterday to shoot his new “AW” see if you can spot it in this photo of him banging the plate at 500 with the ASR. I have to say AI, Proof and 6CM with Berger 105 is like a cheat code. You almost can’t miss regardless of the conditions. Winds were back and forth 10-15mph. I don’t think anyone who shot even missed once. ASR is the best gun I’ve ever owned.
Got him his first gun for his birthday. Crickett Precision rifle in the AI thumbhole style stock. He went to town with it. He got a hit at 300 with it in 22LR he said he shot a “rainbow”… he’s learning quick!
see if you can spot it in this photo of him banging the plate at 500 with the ASR. I have to say AI, Proof and 6CM with Berger 105 is like a cheat code. You almost can’t miss regardless of the conditions. Winds were back and forth 10-15mph. I don’t think anyone who shot even missed once. ASR is the best gun I’ve ever owned. Got him his first gun for his birthday. Crickett Precision rifle in the AI thumbhole style stock. He went to town with it. He got a hit at 300 with it in 22LR
he said he shot a “rainbow”… he’s learning quick!Nice set up! Is that the 338SR? Or the Dominus? I have a 338SR in jail… sick of waiting
TriggerCam on a NF ATACR at 25x at 1,000yds. AXMC in 300PRC shooting a 2/3rds IPSC using a factory Hornady 225gr ELDM. I didn't trust AB solution and dialed down 0.2mils, which was the 1st hit low right you can see when the plate recoils from the 2nd hit. My fault on the elevation call as it was a good 40 degrees colder today.
If you look at a larger version of the video on YT, just as it starts you can see (left side of video) a guy breaking a 4" clay on the back berm at 1,035yds with his 338L.
I'll dial it back to 15-20x the next range session so I can get some good trace videos.
Asked my shooting buddy to get an action shot of me and of course, he caught the guy photobombing us with his arse.
If you look at a larger version of the video on YT, just as it starts you can see (left side of video) a guy breaking a 4" clay on the back berm at 1,035yds with his 338L.
I'll dial it back to 15-20x the next range session so I can get some good trace videos.
Asked my shooting buddy to get an action shot of me and of course, he caught the guy photobombing us with his arse.
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Thanks! I love it. It’s the 338SR, it’s super nice. First Ti can I’ve had but I’m very pleased with it
What kind of winds we're you dealing with yesterday? They were unusually strong at Quantico.
That global wind map looks good, but it does not take into account terrain effects and therefore does not give you wind at the surface. Those lines you see will likely reflect winds about 500 to 1000 ft AGL.
Had a very tea and crumpets day at the range. Found some of my old .303 British and realized how bad it sucks to shoot 9lbs .30 rifles with metal butts.
The rug really ties the room together.
Didn’t get many photos. But shot the Guardian at GTI last weekend. Me and my team mate both shot our AIs. He was shooting a AIAX in 308 while I shot my AIAT in the Accuracy Obsession chassis in 6gt This was our first team match and we placed 12th
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Had an awesome day at the range today.
Allthough not the full AI experience, but a brand new AICS AX chassis for my Remington 700 P and my friend brought along his Swedish K.
Good times for sure.
Allthough not the full AI experience, but a brand new AICS AX chassis for my Remington 700 P and my friend brought along his Swedish K.
Good times for sure.
I take it you're in Sweden?Had an awesome day at the range today.
Allthough not the full AI experience, but a brand new AICS AX chassis for my Remington 700 P and my friend brought along his Swedish K.
Good times for sure.
A quick picture of the orphaned .260R AXSA at the IWLA range in Stafford for zeroing with the PMII. I have what I need to get it out to 1,000 on Sunday at Quantico R4.
This is a shooter, so I filed the formal adoption papers, which were approved; it's all mine.
This is a shooter, so I filed the formal adoption papers, which were approved; it's all mine.
Open it. Worth every penny. Best gun I’ve ever owned and it’s not even close. Before I had used one I wondered if guys that said what I said were just wanting others to overpay to help them feel better and not feel so alone… nope. Best gun over owned and it’s not even close. And I’ve had a few
100% worth it to own one as long as it's elite sand
A shortened range session on Quantico Ironman today with the .260 and DE master race AXSA. I was shooting USMC steel at 475yds. I was consistently 0.3mils low, which tells me the velocities I guessed at yesterday while zeroing were low. This is a 26" barrel and I probably guessed 24" speeds, it's those 2 extra inches that count!
I only got about 20rds out when Range Control instituted a caliber restriction above .30 and 6.5CM equivalents, apparently the Marines had forestry ops downrange.
I only got about 20rds out when Range Control instituted a caliber restriction above .30 and 6.5CM equivalents, apparently the Marines had forestry ops downrange.
Another great early morning and my longest yote shot to date at 560. The Lapua 155 Scenars at 2950 are proving to be very effective on everything they hit.
I think I’m going to have to find an AX50 to join the AXMC I already have. 0 reason to own a 50, or AI50, I just want one.
