If you guys watch the video, I say what it is at the end: my zero was off. Shooter error. Its not worth overthinking. Just enjoy the content.
Zeroing at 102yds versus 100yds makes no difference at 300yds according to my 4DOF data (1.12 vs 1.12, not even a hundredth).
I never zero super well anyway and I haven’t seen the issues you described in the video, Imo you’re shooting at small targets and you’re going to miss a couple. You mention there was also shooter error, I took the video as presenting the zero issue as the primary reason for missing and the shooter error as a contributing factor, only you know what really went on that day.
Edited to add: I did watch the entire video and enjoyed it, always nice to see AIs getting some love with good production value. This post to try to help you on your journey, not rip on you, you should’ve seen the stuff I’d obsess over before I just started shooting more long range!
Pics for the pic thread, was experimenting with Norma 168gn .308 at my buddy’s farm, it did great
I never zero super well anyway and I haven’t seen the issues you described in the video, Imo you’re shooting at small targets and you’re going to miss a couple. You mention there was also shooter error, I took the video as presenting the zero issue as the primary reason for missing and the shooter error as a contributing factor, only you know what really went on that day.
Edited to add: I did watch the entire video and enjoyed it, always nice to see AIs getting some love with good production value. This post to try to help you on your journey, not rip on you, you should’ve seen the stuff I’d obsess over before I just started shooting more long range!
Pics for the pic thread, was experimenting with Norma 168gn .308 at my buddy’s farm, it did great
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I like that pic, man. It’s like a tan landshark in the shallows…hunting…
and this is coming from a sage green aficionado
Here’s a better crop etc, I think
Honestly don’t understand this. I could be way out of the loop but I’ve had 4 barrels from Proof, 3 prefit and one chambered by Dave Tooley and all 4 of them hammered period. I didn’t see anything walk with long strings and long strings of fire is my middle name.
I’ve had 2 x 6.5CM, 1 308 and 1 6CM.
So many savages shooting unsupressed. How unbecoming of them. So ungentleman like. I really want to get into doing things like this. I just need to start. Never been to a match.
Seems like the hard way. How many MOA (he means Mils guys) is your scope mount? Those ERA ones went to like 60-70 or something stupid. To me 20 on the rail plus 20-40 on the mount should be more than enough.
It's more about height right now. I've got 40 mil of travel from my zero. But im beginning to see my suppressor in my scope.
Nice looking setup, what color is the chassis, sage or concrete?
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Recently picked this bad boy up from a member on here... AT-XC, 26" WinTac 6BR - shoots lights out, but interesting to find the barrel has .050 more freebore than my MPA 6BR.
Added a few custom parts I found from members on here:
- Razor G3 turret spacer / "de-locker" from Superjet
- Straight trigger shoe from Plf338
- Sokek Solutions bag rider.
In case it helps anyone researching...
- No internal weights needed to balance
- MPA grip fits perfectly
- I needed 1.45"/1.5" rings to clear the front rail section with a 56mm objective - 1.25" won't cut it.
Added a few custom parts I found from members on here:
- Razor G3 turret spacer / "de-locker" from Superjet
- Straight trigger shoe from Plf338
- Sokek Solutions bag rider.
In case it helps anyone researching...
- No internal weights needed to balance
- MPA grip fits perfectly
- I needed 1.45"/1.5" rings to clear the front rail section with a 56mm objective - 1.25" won't cut it.
Congrats on an awesome shooting/looking rifle. Got any details on who did the cerakote work?
Thanks!
Seller said Alex at Kotes of Anarchy did the Cerakote in Desert Tiger Stripe. - looks like they are in Ft. Pierce, FL.. this is the highest quality Cerakote work I have felt on a non-factory rifle. I would definitely send one their way in the future.
Well, I leaned my AI against the counter and it slid to the floor.
And...
Rapid disassembly. Never seen this before.
And...
Rapid disassembly. Never seen this before.
Better to find out at home than when you are in a situation where you have to quickly transition from butt stroking an enemy cranium to shooting 2 MOA targets at 1,000 yards.
-Stan
Aw shit! The MRAD guys will be all over this soon!
Did it slam into something on the way down? I'm having a hard time imagining how that spot took force like that, but maybe there was already a crack or fault there.
A savage wouldn’t have cracked there
Just saying
Just saying
It literally just slid down the counter and hit the floor and the buttstock flew off. Nothing else happened.
Called Mile high. They are debating whether it is a fake hinge or not. Considering this rifle came from Brian Morgan through a guy I know I doubt it is a fake hinge.
Called Mile high. They are debating whether it is a fake hinge or not. Considering this rifle came from Brian Morgan through a guy I know I doubt it is a fake hinge.
Someone makes a fake hinge for the AI? Seems like a really odd item to make a fake of. Didn't know there was such a market for such a small niche item.
If I ever want to debond my hinge assembly it’s nice to know I don’t need heat or special tools
I already have a counter.
I suppose being an AIAX owner that rifle must have landed on a floor made of marble or Brazilian Rosewood??
I feel my laminate would absorb the AIAT hit better
I already have a counter.
I suppose being an AIAX owner that rifle must have landed on a floor made of marble or Brazilian Rosewood??
I feel my laminate would absorb the AIAT hit better
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Appears AI subcontracted that hinge out to Spuhr and they used the same material they make their clamp bars out of.
Whoever put it on, didn't torque it on right.Appears AI subcontracted that hinge out to Spuhr and they used the same material they make their clamp bars out of.
Agreed
Like all spuhr mount users. If the torque wrench wasn’t calibrated just before tightening the bar it’s clearly the owners fault
