It's a joke, I don't care what people do with their mags lol I just run a +2 deal on the side of the chassis. If the majority of stages turned into a 12+ round stage, I would probably chop up at least one mag for this sake.
You need to shoot out west more thenI can't remember the last match where there wasn't a 12rnd stage. Ive got the 12rnd .308 based mag running good, but if im shooting dasher, im stuck to 10rnds and a +2 on the side.
You need to shoot out west more then
I re-read your post. I thought you said there weren’t many 12rd stages. Next time I’ll read more betterAre 12 rnd stages that rare out there? We get tons of 12 rnd 90 sec stages here.
Maybe. Would need to play with it to confirmDo you think the Altus +2 BR plate would extend the HRD kit on an AW conversion?
I chambered a 6GT barrel just so I wouldn't have to butcher AW mags for kits. But lately I've been thinking about just consolidating all my various 6mm cartridges down to 6BR. And for some reason I want one in the AI
DevconHad an associate in the Thermal Mafia relate that they had a ASR/AXSR/whatever. And it came with the action screws and scope rail screws loose.
I thought myself BS
Then this happened today at a match
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WiTF AI.
Y’all better take your lego rifles apart and loctite/retorque everything.
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I’m sorry that you have girly hands.
@Scott Seigmund should us vintage AT-X owners take everything apart to loctite every screw?Had an associate in the Thermal Mafia relate that they had a ASR/AXSR/whatever. And it came with the action screws and scope rail screws loose.
I thought myself BS
Then this happened today at a match
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WiTF AI.
Y’all better take your lego rifles apart and loctite/retorque everything.
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On that note, what are the torque values for everything?@Scott Seigmund should us vintage AT-X owners take everything apart to loctite every screw?
AT-X epoxy kits are due Q2 2023.@Scott Seigmund should us vintage AT-X owners take everything apart to loctite every screw?
Some wish it wasntAT-X epoxy kits are due Q2 2023.
Calm down it's a joke.
Doing the lord’s work!@carlooa @deersniper post 2485
@carlooa @deersniper post 2485
Dude your unhelpable. If it’s zero’ed and I disassemble it completely, reassemble it, and there is zero shift in zero…you can lead a horse to water.That doesn’t help. I want the official specs. If I measured the torque on my buttstoci mount it would have been 0.0 in/lb
Il just tighten everything to PFT
Is this sarcasm ? Or slowness ?Dude your unhelpable. If it’s zero’ed and I disassemble it completely, reassemble it, and there is zero shift in zero…you can lead a horse to water.
Is this sarcasm ? Or slowness ?
Cause
Zero shift in zero /= proper torque.
My rifle held together until enough use / firings / etc made shit start to fall off.
Held zero to.
I am just waiting on the hingeY’all bitching about torque specs and I’m over here just trying to get a high action rail
Right?That doesn’t help. I want the official specs. If I measured the torque on my buttstoci mount it would have been 0.0 in/lb
Il just tighten everything to PFT
Post # 2,485Right?
How the fuck are they giving you a rifle covered in various bolts but fail to put the torque specs in the manual? They put them in the AXSR’s manual so why wouldn’t they do it for the AT-X?
If the screws are properly torqued they won't come loose and don't need Loctite.@Scott Seigmund should us vintage AT-X owners take everything apart to loctite every screw?
Tell me where I could find User Manual for AT-X (pdf file), pleaseIf the screws are properly torqued they won't come loose and don't need Loctite.
Here are the torque specs for the hinge/interface and butt.
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Tell me where I could find User Manual for AT-X (pdf file), please
Is that version of the user manual available? It’s not the one I have.If the screws are properly torqued they won't come loose and don't need Loctite.
Here are the torque specs for the hinge/interface and butt.
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Is this how typical AT-X owners knife hands people?
Is this how typical AT-X owners knife hands people?
The supersonic whiff of air off my thrusted knife hand knocks rockers off of sewn on rank insignia
An opportunity to better my hand…Weak ass knife hand....
Y’all bitching about torque specs and I’m over here just trying to get a high action rail
I probably should call and see. None listed on their website but they may have one and not have it listed.Is Mile High out? Sorry if I bought the last one!
Yeah I didn’t see one on the website, but they had them in stock when I called.I probably should call and see. None listed on their website but they may have one and not have it listed.
There is only one “high” action rail listed on EO. Which is the one you want.I never saw an answer for this. There are both AT and ATX high action rails on EO. What's the difference between the two, and will the AT rail fit?
Thank you!The torque specs were included in the latest revision of the AT-X user manual. I have attached a copy here for those with the early versions.
-Scott
The AT-X "High Rail" is lower than the AT High Rail. The AT-X High Rail is designed to be coplanar with the full length forend rail.I never saw an answer for this. There are both AT and ATX high action rails on EO. What's the difference between the two, and will the AT rail fit?
About how much of a difference is there? I do plan on using my pvs30 on mine when I get it in.The AT-X "High Rail" is lower than the AT High Rail. The AT-X High Rail is designed to be coplanar with the full length forend rail.
The rails will fit either action, but be aware of the compatibilities.
-Scott