I call it the Chazz Michael Michael’s of Precision Rifles.
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That thing is pretty sci-fi , dig it!
Usually in about a 3 years lol
There’s a price you gotta pay for being genetically inferior.
Well shit......
@R.Walters Whose Dick does Jorge have to suck to get me that red/blk camo.
Awesome!
@Covertnoob5 Stop acting as if you don’t change gear every month. Who you’re kidding Will?! Lol
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Not bad... Sort of want..
Now outside of a folder, and a slightly longer action, is what is one really gaining with the premium associated with the AXSR or AXSA? Been going back between an AX or MRAD, and the AT-X seems pretty cool
Now outside of a folder, and a slightly longer action, is what is one really gaining with the premium associated with the AXSR or AXSA? Been going back between an AX or MRAD, and the AT-X seems pretty cool
It's a match gun, the AX and AT rifles don't really lend themselves well to barricades and other ergonomics for match shooting as the barrel axis is all wrong compared to most stocks/chassis systems. This addresses those issues, check out Sam's Accuracy Obsession thread in the group buy section too, it explains the reasons why the AX/AT aren't ideal for matches out of the box.
This is awesome though, I like it!
Jake
Just wondering... why is the buttstock bent downwards, instead of having it inline with barrel?
I thought best recoil mitigation was for the centerline of the stock to be inline with barrel.
Has something different happened in the last years I haven't caught up on?
Few years back the buttstock on AI looked like a sideways Y, now its sideways J.
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I thought best recoil mitigation was for the centerline of the stock to be inline with barrel.
Has something different happened in the last years I haven't caught up on?
Few years back the buttstock on AI looked like a sideways Y, now its sideways J.
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Toolless adjustments on the buttstock?
Meh !
Can't say I'm very excited by this. Its F'ugly for sure. The shorter pic rail is a much needed feature and I love how we are now adding weights to an AI, how times have changed !!
Comp trigger isn't all that. The magwell cut isn't really that useful and whilst the chassis might help on barricades you are still left with a heavy bolt throw 3 lug action that isn't optimal for competition. I love my AI but I don't see this as a revolutionary or needed upgrade. I will stick with my custom rifle for competition.
Sort of like being the last guy to the party and turning up with a mediocre bottle of wine.
Can't say I'm very excited by this. Its F'ugly for sure. The shorter pic rail is a much needed feature and I love how we are now adding weights to an AI, how times have changed !!
Comp trigger isn't all that. The magwell cut isn't really that useful and whilst the chassis might help on barricades you are still left with a heavy bolt throw 3 lug action that isn't optimal for competition. I love my AI but I don't see this as a revolutionary or needed upgrade. I will stick with my custom rifle for competition.
Sort of like being the last guy to the party and turning up with a mediocre bottle of wine.
If you can’t run your AI bolt in a match setting without issue......it’s your technique. Not the bolt throw weight.
Let's be honest. It isn't as good at staying on target as a custom action.
Let’s be honest, if you run the bolt properly, it is.
Put your thumb on top the grip area, just behind the bolt. The rifle stays on target fine. I don’t have any issue with my AI vs my lone peak or impact.
I literally just fixed this on another shooter yesterday. It’s 100% technique.
I know you can work around it but it's not the same imho. I wish it were, I love my AI.
I just shot my AX off a rope in a match, I never lost my target in a 20rds during those 2mins.
My only gripe with the AX was/ is the balance point of the rifle. Not as easy as my AW since that rifle has a 'flat' forend.
Didn't/ doesn't stop me from competing with it.
Didn't/ doesn't stop me from competing with it.
Will the AX short action transition now to the AR style pistol grips or retain the plastic skins?
Some of you don't understand the benefit of the balance set up,
Being able to tune and balance the rifle, as well as the super low CG make it shoot on the props better by not bringing the nose up during recoil
Scott sent me this, compared to a MDT ACC. look at the rifle in the back compared to the AI
Being able to tune and balance the rifle, as well as the super low CG make it shoot on the props better by not bringing the nose up during recoil
Scott sent me this, compared to a MDT ACC. look at the rifle in the back compared to the AI
if you have a keyslot aversion you might have a hard time looking at this new guy here. they really went all in on putting a keyslot everywhere itll fit. they wanted more so bad they even turned em sideways so they could cram more of them on the handguard. wonder if the hole the trigger pokes thru is a key slot hole....
Is the continuous top rail just so the support hand can go wherever it pleases?
Also does the stock allow for lower cheekpiece than the AX?
This seems like it'd be a decent platform to get a balanced gun that isn't too heavy
Also does the stock allow for lower cheekpiece than the AX?
This seems like it'd be a decent platform to get a balanced gun that isn't too heavy
The Keyslot allows you to add and subtract the weights without interfering with other parts. You can stack them, you do have 3 reverse key slots underneath, for the internal weights too.
Keyslot allows the rails to be smaller, it's flush so they don't interfere with barrel swap, it's a good design and not Key Mod that is different
Keyslot allows the rails to be smaller, it's flush so they don't interfere with barrel swap, it's a good design and not Key Mod that is different
Yes the Cheek is Lower ...
Good to know. I can tell Jacob he is teaching people the wrong technique LOL
I can tell him in about 2 min when I park at the barn. Save you a phone call.
Wrong.... Again.... Sorry to disappoint. I'm actually balls deep...luv'in it
. Now just have to wait.
Flat trigger is available now, and has been since the comp. trigger was released.... like that flat face trigger tho....
Not bonded,
In the future you'll be able to get the chassis for AT Rifles to change it if you like
This chassis will be coming later
In the future you'll be able to get the chassis for AT Rifles to change it if you like
This chassis will be coming later
The Camo has the ASR Backend not the Comp rifle version
The Butt Stock from the ASR will work on this rifle when the hinge is ready
The Butt Stock from the ASR will work on this rifle when the hinge is ready
the red rifle is marked "pre-production 3 of 15".
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The Pre Productions ones that are marked are correct,
They were just marked as they were given to people, they are engraved for them
That is the Production look, anything that changes will probably go unnoticed
They were just marked as they were given to people, they are engraved for them
That is the Production look, anything that changes will probably go unnoticed
Is there a "stop being poor" discount? Asking for a friend... lol
That check I get for recording new videos in my online class this week is gonna disappear FAST.
That check I get for recording new videos in my online class this week is gonna disappear FAST.
My red and black gun is one of the first two prototypes.
That’s why everything is different. We didn’t have a butt section designed at the time that was going to release with the rifle so we used an ASR butt on it.
That’s why everything is different. We didn’t have a butt section designed at the time that was going to release with the rifle so we used an ASR butt on it.
This pic from yesterday's teaser left me puzzled, I couldn't place it on the rifle as it looked too thin.
After seeing today's pics I found it. It appears the AT-X chassis is a 2pc design with an upper/lower.
Is this production design, or simply split for ease of prototyping?
After seeing today's pics I found it. It appears the AT-X chassis is a 2pc design with an upper/lower.
Is this production design, or simply split for ease of prototyping?
I apologize if I’m getting too off-topic as this appears to be an AT Comp focused thread now, but I was just going off some comments that @lowlight appeared to make about the AXSR triggers (pics below).
Additionally, in this in-depth review of the AXSR the author described a trigger issue he had, although it sounds like it was a pre-production model.
https://precisionrifleblog.com/2020/08/16/accuracy-international-axsr-review/
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