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Needs Chuck Norris jokes.
Yes! Yes!
Wagner loves cock on one side of the magazine well and a Chuck Norris joke on the other side.
The AI AT-X OIF-II edition!
Wagner loves cock on one side of the magazine well and a Chuck Norris joke on the other side.
The AI AT-X OIF-II edition!
Has anyone heard updates on hinge availability for the AT-X? I cannot wait to have this rifle a little shorter for traveling.
This is lies because we could never be trusted with sharpies, only crayons
You could lock a Marine alone in a room with two balls and when you go check back on him; one ball would be broken or missing and the other would be pregnant
Not lies. We can’t be trusted with Sharpies is true, saying we don’t have them is not.
Sharpies are for drawing dicks. Crayons are for snacks, and drawing less permanent dicks.
Wonder if that explains the recent sales...
I hope those lower chassis sections pop up one day, that's the grip I've been looking for since getting my AT-X
I hope those lower chassis sections pop up one day, that's the grip I've been looking for since getting my AT-X
So this is where all the folding hinges went to.
Hopefully we’ll see the short fore end AT-X make their way to civilian market. Would be curious if they decided to use the competition or standard AX trigger.
Made to accommodate aftermarket triggers. This alone is a huge bonus for me.
Attachments
It’ll be to stop Americans leaving once the Dems hit to genocide Go button.
Hope you have your LatinX verification papers.
Only 6.5 CM and .308??
Per this document:
RFP - 70B06C23R00000071 A0001.pdf
View and download contract opportunity document RFP - 70B06C23R00000071 A0001.pdf uploaded on 8/7/23 by Customs and Border Protection
www.highergov.com https://www.milehighshooting.com/accuracy-international-rear-grip-assembly-ax-mkii/
Pretty sure its this one
damn right that is where they all went. I had to go to UK from TX to get mine lol. still at customs.
Can someone help me with a couple of links for;
- 12 o'clock rail for full handguard (20 moe i guess?)
- Side key slots in fde
- Magazines
Thank you guys
- 12 o'clock rail for full handguard (20 moe i guess?)
- Side key slots in fde
- Magazines
Thank you guys
This probably the wrong place to come to get talked out of one of these huh?
We can still try.
Mine is terrible. Just terrible. The damn thing feeds, fires, extracts, and ejects correctly. Do you know what kind of ammo bill you can run up when a rifle works properly so you can spend time shooting instead of fiddle-fucking around trying to make it work right?
Plus it is fun to shoot, so it encourages you to shoot more.
Mine did this as it’s very first attempt at a group, if memory serves it was 6 rounds, and I’m pretty sure the “flyer” was my fault.
If you buy one you’ll probably catch an STD, and no one will like you.
You could always go over to the TAC Ops thread. Same thing as what @RUN8 said but with smaller groups.
I don't own either. I'm Tikka budget and left handed.
Hey man I’m not the worlds best bench rest shooter, and that was just some Hornady factory ammo I picked at random.
I’m very much the limiting factor.
I’m very much the limiting factor.
No shade meant on you at all. You're better than I am.
This is what I'm talking about. Factory test target.
That’s gonna be a tough act to follow.
I suspect my AT-X is probably sub 1/2 MOA capable on a consistent basis with the right ammo. Sadly the rifle operator is not…
Anyone who removed the action rail, do i hit it with blow torch for the bolts?
T15 torx bit. Tap it down into the screws and should come right out.
Soldering iron tip or similar. On the screw head.
Also take a hammer and tap the bit into each screw a couple hundred times not real hard. Vibration breaks things loose
Heat is to break adhesive. By design spec of the adhesive companies, you don't need heat to standard grades of threadlock like 242/243 (loctite "blue" ).
Certainly you can ask/confirm with AINA, or one of the retailers like Eurooptic or Mile high, if needed, as the issue is if the OEM uses stronger adhesive from the factor. Eg, epoxy bedding or something like red locktite, intended for a semi-permanent instaltion.
Also, +1 on soldering iron (not a torch !) if heat is needed.
Soldering iron is good idea and cleaner work, thanks for the advice.
biggest hurdle I remember was making sure the bit is completely seated in the torx groove. Rest is meh - just loosen the b
I called AI and techs were out; the lady on the phone took my question and few min later to my surprise called back. She said she spoke to assembly line and they just use small amount of 243 loctite. Taking the rail was a breeze. T15 bits 3 nice taps and they came loose.
I realized i did not have any 243 at home and will torque everything tomorrow. I also installed 12 oclock rail. I still need to tighten the gap a tad I don’t know how much more room i have left.
Also received mags from Mile High and the followers are not same as the one came with the rifle, do i buy new followers? I told them it would be for 6mm while ordering on the phone….
(One on the left is what the rifle came with)
I want new followers for all my AW mags, no answer on where to get them yet. In your photo the L follower is the newest design, R is the same old stuff.
These damn ATXs are making my AT feel lonely
Works great. Easy attachment, and there's no hardware hanging into the barrel channel like mlok (a definite positive on a switch barrel rifle). Keymod relies on a friction fit, keyslot uses countersunk screws so it can't slip. Only downside, if you can call it that, is the penis shape, lol.
Pretty much this, Works great. The angled dicks on the AT-X looks good, on the AXSR where they are in a straight line its too ugly. Looks like racking at the hardware store, I had to replace that with Mlok just for the looks but I have no issue with the AT-X.
Once you've had issues with "the wrong size screws" using MLOK, you will understand the logic of keyslot. 
Hi guys. I recently bought a bore guide for AI from Sporting Services. Does anyone know what the role of this external thread is?
Id guess its a chamber clean guide and the 'grooves' slow the solvents from going toward muzzle....
I am guessing the ribs are there for your comfort.
