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  1. Lexington

    Accessories SOLD: Angle Cosine Indicator

    SOLD is an angle cosine indicator (ACI) from U.S. Tactical Supply and the rail mount from Badger Ordnance. I bought it over six years ago in As New condition and it has remained that way since I never used it. The boxes are worn and I don't know why, but the components are like new. The green...
  2. Lexington

    Rifle Scopes A Redesigned Minox AQRAS Reticle for Yards

    Sorry, can't help you there. Thanks for resurrecting the thread! I'd still buy the reticle I designed above.
  3. Lexington

    Magpul Pro 700 chassis; how do you like it?

    I like it because the butt rides a rear bag nicely. I stayed away from overly skeletonized chassis for this reason.
  4. Lexington

    Use of Angle Cosine Indicator (ACI)

    I'm still here. And I can do trigonometry and stuff.
  5. Lexington

    American Rifle Company New Archimedes Action, New Xylo Chassis, and major Mausingfield revision

    Those are CAD renderings and I think that's all that has been published.
  6. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    No worries, man. It's all good. I am thinking of these (and other) actions with my engineering background. Thinking of the prototype process, first article testing, production, and engineering change notices. I backed out of the purchase of another custom action becuase it is just too fresh.
  7. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    Yeah, the silence is telling. Thanks to all who responded.
  8. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    It was not my intention to start a Curtis-bashing thread. I am looking for product information. The tolerances of this generation are tight and perhaps unforgiving if not near perfect. Field use tends to find the flaws and the manufacturers respond with an update. I'm looking for a receiver...
  9. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    I will when I am ready to place an order, but I figured the SH brain trust might know. It's just that custom actions are works of art and engineering, and Rev 2 usually solves a few issues from Rev 1 after some real world feedback is gained from the field. I'd like to have a product that has...
  10. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    So, either there are none or no one keeps track of these things.
  11. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    Any functional changes, no matter how small?
  12. Lexington

    Curtis Axiom Revision History

    Is there a known product revision history for the Axiom receiver? Has the design been stable for a long time? Is it the same in 2019 as it was in 2018? Given the propensity to tinker in this industry, inquiring minds want to know. My purchase decision will be influenced by the answers.
  13. Lexington

    Cleaning House: Mcmillan, Atlas, Curtis, MPA, ect

    How old is the new Axiom receiver?
  14. Lexington

    Curtis Custom Actions (Vector)

    Great response, thank you. And very interesting. I have Timney triggers on R700 receivers and they work fine. I am planning to get a custom action (leaning Curtis Axiom at the moment) and was hoping to use my current Timney trigger. I'll try it, of course, to see how it goes. I was hoping to...
  15. Lexington

    Curtis Custom Actions (Vector)

    Will someone please explain the statement about Timney triggers and light strikes? What are the mechanics?
  16. Lexington

    American Rifle Company New Archimedes Action, New Xylo Chassis, and major Mausingfield revision

    And some things aren't even for two years. I'm concerned about this product line. It's innovative, but hasn't settled into long term consistency.
  17. Lexington

    American Rifle Company New Archimedes Action, New Xylo Chassis, and major Mausingfield revision

    What kind of support will there be for legacy M5 receivers? What about rails and small parts that are obsolete for the M7? Do I need to do an end-of-life buy for spare parts for an M5?
  18. Lexington

    American Rifle Company New Archimedes Action, New Xylo Chassis, and major Mausingfield revision

    Thank you for all of the images.
  19. Lexington

    KRG Bravo Chassis, Green, Like New *SOLD*

    SOLD is a Like New KRG Bravo chassis, green, for the short action Remington 700 type receiver. It comes in the original box with all of the original accessories. It has been on a rifle for a short while but not used much. $300 shipped. USPS money orders and other certified funds accepted...
  20. Lexington

    WTB KRG BRAVO REM 700

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