Now I'm questioning if I want the chassis in ES or FDE. First world problems lol is ES closer to Vortex's shadow gold or whatever my razor is?
Now I'm questioning if I want the chassis in ES or FDE. First world problems lol is ES closer to Vortex's shadow gold or whatever my razor is?
Agreed lolVortex's color is specifically designed to never match anything and always look out of place.
Akin to Army UCPVortex's color is specifically designed to never match anything and always look out of place.
Can anyone tell me where to find the part to make the stock fold.. I looked on EuroOptic and MHS, but couldn't find anything. Anyone have any experience?
The part to make the stock fold is called a hinge and you can order from Euro Optics or Mike High.Can anyone tell me where to find the part to make the stock fold.. I looked on EuroOptic and MHS, but couldn't find anything. Anyone have any experience?
Side note, whats the deal with that grip/ thumbshelf?
Precisely what I am thinking. This strongly discourages tweaking the product. I work in distribution in another field and we see this a lot from our brands. They avoid adjusting the product or do it under the hood without telling because of the inevitable forum whining such as this.I feel bad for Tom here. Some of you guys are complaining and asking for rifles to show up as fast as possible. AI gets them out and rifles show up for many. A lot still are coming.
User feedback from this site and most of the same guys that have rifles wish there was some sort of thumb screw for comb and lop adjustment. AI is actually listening and implements a design change mid production to accommodate. That doesn't happen often so something that doesn't affect function or use of the rifle.
Now we get all these whiners that complain that the guns are now obsolete. Over some allen screws instead of thumb screws. People are changing orders, constant complaints, and wanting freebies from AI. What a mess. Guess next time AI should just say... you get what you get. No changes. We'll wait a few years and add thumb screws. Digging your own grave here I think guys. My .02.
Don’t think anyone said it’s obsolete. It’s just the equivalent of plopping down a wad of cash for a new 2022 vehicle and by the time you get it they released the 2023 with a couple new features or body style. Just natural consumer emotion. Doesn’t make the 2022 model any “lesser”, but if you knew up front they were releasing a new body style/features you liked and it would be a year until they caught up on production, don’t you think you just MIGHT consider waiting for the 2023 model or postponing your order?I feel bad for Tom here. Some of you guys are complaining and asking for rifles to show up as fast as possible. AI gets them out and rifles show up for many. A lot still are coming.
User feedback from this site and most of the same guys that have rifles wish there was some sort of thumb screw for comb and lop adjustment. AI is actually listening and implements a design change mid production to accommodate. That doesn't happen often so something that doesn't affect function or use of the rifle.
Now we get all these whiners that complain that the guns are now obsolete. Over some allen screws instead of thumb screws. People are changing orders, constant complaints, and wanting freebies from AI. What a mess. Guess next time AI should just say... you get what you get. No changes. We'll wait a few years and add thumb screws. Digging your own grave here I think guys. My .02.
Totally agree the changes are very minor. If I didn’t have like 8 other rifles to shoot in the meantime I would get one as soon as I could, but personally I’m in no rush. I have a 30BA and they released the CB shortly thereafter haha. At least with a can you know for certain you’re getting into one hell of a long wait.When I bought my 30CB9 years ago in mid October, the Ultra was announced that January, honestly it's just the nature of improving upon the product. Do I wish I had got an ultra? Yup. Was I irritated with Zac and Ray? Not in the slightest. But truthfully this is a little more trivial. We're talking thumb screws for added convenience, not a redesign the action or chassis.
I don't completely agree (or disagree) with this... Those same thumb screws were on the AX stock a decade ago, how they didn't end up on the AT-X originally is beyond me. Also, I feel like AI has taken the stance of 'ya get what ya get' for a long time now (.223 conversions come to mind but I'm sure their are other examples).I feel bad for Tom here. Some of you guys are complaining and asking for rifles to show up as fast as possible. AI gets them out and rifles show up for many. A lot still are coming.
User feedback from this site and most of the same guys that have rifles wish there was some sort of thumb screw for comb and lop adjustment. AI is actually listening and implements a design change mid production to accommodate. That doesn't happen often so something that doesn't affect function or use of the rifle.
Now we get all these whiners that complain that the guns are now obsolete. Over some allen screws instead of thumb screws. People are changing orders, constant complaints, and wanting freebies from AI. What a mess. Guess next time AI should just say... you get what you get. No changes. We'll wait a few years and add thumb screws. Digging your own grave here I think guys. My .02.
I second these questions. The thumb screws are really meaningless to me because I had wanted the ASR stock from the beginning. No point in ordering a hinge when it “should” be included with the ASR stock since I assume the stock will be as much if not a touch more than the AX upgrade.@tomirwin we appreciate the transparency and consistent improvements to the ATX system and production. I do have a couple questions as an early adopter of the ATX:
1.) Will the hinge be available only in black?
2.) When will the ASR rear end be available? Does the ASR rear end come with a hinge? Will the ASR rear end be available only in Dark Earth?
Thanks as always,
Branson
@tomirwin we appreciate the transparency and consistent improvements to the ATX system and production. I do have a couple questions as an early adopter of the ATX:
1.) Will the hinge be available only in black?
2.) When will the ASR rear end be available? Does the ASR rear end come with a hinge? Will the ASR rear end be available only in Dark Earth?
Thanks as always,
Branson
The hinge for the AT-X is only available in black.@tomirwin we appreciate the transparency and consistent improvements to the ATX system and production. I do have a couple questions as an early adopter of the ATX:
1.) Will the hinge be available only in black?
2.) When will the ASR rear end be available? Does the ASR rear end come with a hinge? Will the ASR rear end be available only in Dark Earth?
Thanks as always,
Branson
So were thumbscrews implemented based on user feedback or wut?The hinge for the AT-X is only available in black.
There will be an AXSR rear, with the hinge sold separately, later this year in the USA only. We have to review the costs before providing pricing to our distributors and I plan that you will be able to order at the start of April with deliveries in Q3/2022.
Our priority is rifle deliveries followed by AICS.
We will also offer the new thumbscrew rear for the AT-X in the same timeframe.
If we had waited for the thumbscrew AT-X rear, which is compatible between the rifle and AICS, the first AT-x rifles would not have started delivery until July 2022, one year after the first production AT-X’s started shipping.
Tom Irwin
Accuracy International
Development testing and user feedback.So were thumbscrews implemented based on user feedback or wut?
Thanks but that’s not me in the photo, some old bum kept hanging around trying to tell me how to shoot!! Gotta give him credit though, he’s the one who introduced me to AI rifles…..come to think about it, maybe he is a bum for costing me so much money!!I like your choice in gloves. My dad had those when I was growing up as part of his issue.
Development testing and user feedback.
What load did you use?Spent yesterday morning configuring the rifle, adding and taking weights out, and dry firing. Finally settled on 2 internal and 2 external. You really need at least 2 external weights to help widen the stance on a bag and to help mitigate any horizontal movement when running the bolt. The external weight also serves as a thumb rest for the support hand. Rifle as configured weighs 20.6#
I had a couple hours this afternoon to do some barrel break in, confirm dope to 515 yards, and run a couple stages. First 5 shots provided a 3/8” group.
I had some doubts selling my AX to finance the ATX. The ATX did not disappoint; the low bore height, comp trigger, and grip made it a pleasure to shoot and maneuver.
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Search AT-X hinge at eurooptic and you will find the hinge. They are happy to take your money but they don’t have the part.Can anyone tell me where to find the part to make the stock fold.. I looked on EuroOptic and MHS, but couldn't find anything. Anyone have any experience?
I haven’t decomposed a load yet, but it’s McCourt Munitions remanufactured ammoWhat load did you use?
Nope.Is there any reason to go with Win Tac weights over Sawtooth-Depenabilt weights?
Is there any reason to go with Win Tac weights over Sawtooth-Depenabilt weights?
Yeah about $18 more for a pair. I went ahead and ordered Dependebilt since they are in stock.I guess beyond cost and aesthetics, none really. $400 for 10x Sawtooth vs. almost $100 less for the WinTacs. I also already have the extendo fasteners for the WinTacs as well.
Win Tactical is and has been a supplier of machined chassis components to AI for 15 years. They supply nearly all of the AT-X chassis components supplied in the USA. They also chamber and thread AX and AT-X barrels.Is there any reason to go with Win Tac weights over Sawtooth-Depenabilt weights?
I switched to Sawtooth Dependabilt SideTrak weights because they're ever so slightly wider, has finger channels (over smooth Win Tac) and added modularity for whatever SideTrak accessories Matt releases in the future.Is there any reason to go with Win Tac weights over Sawtooth-Depenabilt weights?
Question on the hinge. Installed, will it lengthen LOP by adding length? or does it replace something entirely?
Naw, it's more like a sand gray with a bluish hue.Now I'm questioning if I want the chassis in ES or FDE. First world problems lol is ES closer to Vortex's shadow gold or whatever my razor is?
Honestly, I've been thinking of making some "weights" out of delrin. I don't want the extra weight, but do want the increased footprint...Spent yesterday morning configuring the rifle, adding and taking weights out, and dry firing. Finally settled on 2 internal and 2 external. You really need at least 2 external weights to help widen the stance on a bag and to help mitigate any horizontal movement when running the bolt. The external weight also serves as a thumb rest for the support hand. Rifle as configured weighs 20.6#
I had a couple hours this afternoon to do some barrel break in, confirm dope to 515 yards, and run a couple stages. First 5 shots provided a 3/8” group.
I had some doubts selling my AX to finance the ATX. The ATX did not disappoint; the low bore height, comp trigger, and grip made it a pleasure to shoot and maneuver.
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Now that I bet is HEAVY!
@MarinePMI @AF_TT I would be interested in some for anyone that makes them.Honestly, I've been thinking of making some "weights" out of delrin. I don't want the extra weight, but do want the increased footprint...
Consider yourself influenced. Looks great, dude!Spent yesterday morning configuring the rifle, adding and taking weights out, and dry firing. Finally settled on 2 internal and 2 external. You really need at least 2 external weights to help widen the stance on a bag and to help mitigate any horizontal movement when running the bolt. The external weight also serves as a thumb rest for the support hand. Rifle as configured weighs 20.6#
I had a couple hours this afternoon to do some barrel break in, confirm dope to 515 yards, and run a couple stages. First 5 shots provided a 3/8” group.
I had some doubts selling my AX to finance the ATX. The ATX did not disappoint; the low bore height, comp trigger, and grip made it a pleasure to shoot and maneuver.
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Shit, I should have asked them about them when I called today. Waiting on the high action rail as well so it co-aligns with the NV rail.Shit I’m still waiting on external weights from Euro. They’ve been backordered since like November.
I just signed up for the in-stock notification on the hinge. Learned my lesson, lol.
Folks who bought the ATX might be a little upset, gen 2 is already defined and shipping this year ...
watch and weep .. i jumped in early .. should of learn my lessons by now any upgrade mechanism for early adapters ...