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Night Vision NV + Thermal - Help me decide the roles they suit.
Pm on the way...- FF05
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- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Night Vision NV + Thermal - Help me decide the roles they suit.
Exactly... It is very hard to judge distance with any NFE, unless your in a stationary hide with a range card of known distances.- FF05
- Post #20
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Blasser tac 2/ sig tac2 anyone with experience?
Can't comment on the Tac2, but i previously owned a LRS2 and a number of R93 hunting rifles. The LRS2 was a beautiful rifle to shoot and by far one of my most accurate.- FF05
- Post #6
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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AI .308 Twist Rate vs Year of the Bullet
I've shot plenty of F class, and have never been held back by a 1:12 twist. Most F class shooters here in Australia use 155gr 'palmer' projectiles out to 1000. A 175gr pill handles the wind better, but I've never needed to load anything heavier.- FF05
- Post #47
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Night Vision NV + Thermal - Help me decide the roles they suit.
With NFE (night fighting equipment) It comes down to what you can afford... You get what you pay for. It depends on how much use you think you'll get out of it and if it justifies the price tag. Keep in mind, you'll very rarely take a shot over 200m, 90% of mine are within 100m so the firearm...- FF05
- Post #18
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Night Vision NV + Thermal - Help me decide the roles they suit.
Another Aussie here. I use both gen3 night vision with IR lighting and a Flir thermal monocular. They complement each other well, where one lags, the other picks up the slack. Thermal is great for quick target identification.- FF05
- Post #16
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AI .308 Twist Rate vs Year of the Bullet
There's a thead further down the Bolt Action page 'Accuracy International - fully fluted bolt', not sure how to link. I would have preferred the 1:10 twist with the 20" barrel, but here in Australia you don't get the option. Either you want a AI or you don't, take it or leave it... Saying that...- FF05
- Post #43
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Accuracy International - Fully Fluted Bolt
Here's my 2016 short action AX bolt for comparison.- FF05
- Post #9
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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AI .308 Twist Rate vs Year of the Bullet
The AX308 data sheet from both UK and US AI sites list barrel options as 1:12, along with the new colour options. Mine came from the UK, 20" with the new model fluted bolt and SFP (small firing pin). I also prior to purchase thought AX's had the 1:10 twist . I'm not too concerned, its a AI...- FF05
- Post #40
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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AI .308 Twist Rate vs Year of the Bullet
My AX308 arrived last month, and according to the owner's manual it has a 1:12 twist.- FF05
- Post #34
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Accuracy International Picture Thread
I purchased it from Magnum Sports, $1300 marked down. It was transferred through Huntsman Firearms QLD, where i buy all of my tactical equipment and accessories.- FF05
- Post #43
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Accuracy International Picture Thread
My AX turned up last week, Australian non-folder. Soon to be Cerakoted and Optics fitted.- FF05
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
