Accuracy International AT-X
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I called them; and the person said “Ewwww” and hung up on me.
About to order a hoptic saddle blanket for the ATX, which one fits it best the AX model or the AXSR?
According to the mile high pictures the AX is the one with one hole and the one I should get but they are out of stock and when I go to the hoptic website they seem to lump the atx in with the axsr...
According to the mile high pictures the AX is the one with one hole and the one I should get but they are out of stock and when I go to the hoptic website they seem to lump the atx in with the axsr...
AXSR wouldn’t fit your needs. AX blanket works best. AXSR has two oval holes whereas the ATX/AX has one circular hole
Compromising the little latch but have a solid thumb rest
Debating on getting the short handguard, might have a dark earth handguard with upper rail and corresponding action rail for sale (still debating)
Looks nice! Can you share details: Side shot, material, availability for purchase, etc?
Thanks
Looks like an aluminum MBE. Google "MBE ATX thumb rest" and it should find some dealers.
MBE. It is aluminum. You can flip the folding stock to the left if you want it to click on to the chassis, i did not care about it and left it as is. I hardly fold it unless i have a lot of load in my backpack.
I'm using a 1.3" Badger mount on my AT-X, and I have my adjustable check on the first click up from bottom. I do clear the bridge with a 56mm objective, but probably wouldn't line up well if I had a rail attached and clip-on installed.
I wouldn't go with a 1.18" for sure. As others have stated 1.5" is good. I just like the aesthetics of a lower mount, and a 1.3" gives me that.
The parts look like this. My AXSR stock is a takeoff from an AICS chassis so I took off the locking pieces as well and transferred them over. Did the source of your stock not have the locking pieces or come with them?
Mine came from a chassis as well but your female piece seems to push out farther than mine does. Where yours extends slightly farther out, mine seems to be flush with the chassis, causing this.
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The parts look like this. My AXSR stock is a takeoff from an AICS chassis so I took off the locking pieces as well and transferred them over. Did the source of your stock not have the locking pieces or come with them?
This might help, the plastic piece is mounted on a piece of hardware that pushes it our further and looks to be about the same distance that yours is short.
I took all the hardware off the chassis (not just that plastic piece) and moved it to my AT-X. Here's a picture to show what I'm talking about plus pictures of the stock closed and an AXSR closed.
Aside from the PDF of the user manual, what are all these other folders and files on the USB drive that came with the AT-X?
You've discovered the secret plans for the AT-X Gen69!!!
Or those are directory files MacOSX creates.
Or those are directory files MacOSX creates.
Hi guys,
Do you have any idea if Low Vis Gear still produces this bag rider model? It no longer appears on their website and although I sent them a message both by email and on Facebook, they did not reply.
If you know that it is in stock somewhere, please give me a link.
Or maybe one of you has one for sale?
Do you have any idea if Low Vis Gear still produces this bag rider model? It no longer appears on their website and although I sent them a message both by email and on Facebook, they did not reply.
If you know that it is in stock somewhere, please give me a link.
Or maybe one of you has one for sale?
@96C might knowHi guys,
Do you have any idea if Low Vis Gear still produces this bag rider model? It no longer appears on their website and although I sent them a message both by email and on Facebook, they did not reply.
If you know that it is in stock somewhere, please give me a link.
Or maybe one of you has one for sale? View attachment 8299976
That thing is sweet! I assume it’s steel to add some weight as well?Hi guys,
Do you have any idea if Low Vis Gear still produces this bag rider model? It no longer appears on their website and although I sent them a message both by email and on Facebook, they did not reply.
If you know that it is in stock somewhere, please give me a link.
Or maybe one of you has one for sale? View attachment 8299976
the Sawtooth ones are Re stocked last I checked. New option coming down the pipe too.
Left edge of the blue tape is tentatively where the cut will be made…….
16.5” rifle in the back ground for comparison.
16.5” proof carbon fiber ATX barrel en route.
Hey man,Hi guys,
Do you have any idea if Low Vis Gear still produces this bag rider model? It no longer appears on their website and although I sent them a message both by email and on Facebook, they did not reply.
If you know that it is in stock somewhere, please give me a link.
Or maybe one of you has one for sale? View attachment 8299976
Sorry... That is me, I've been struggling to stay on top of all manner of comms for a while with moving house and the run up to Christmas with a heap of new stock coming online... It's been absolute chaos, apologies.
Our good friend who manufactures these is actually in Antarctica on the summer rotation at the moment, so I took them off the website until he gets back and we get another run done! He won't be back until MARCH at this point.
He didn't tell us he was going, caught us off guard!
We will get more done but it'll be a few months sorry mate.
And yes, they are the most comfortable shape. Alloy so light. Shaped to not be a major snag hazard. Flat line bottom surface. Made in Australia. ADM170S clamp.
Is that a custom atx chassis color?Hey man,
Sorry... That is me, I've been struggling to stay on top of all manner of comms for a while with moving house and the run up to Christmas with a heap of new stock coming online... It's been absolute chaos, apologies.
Our good friend who manufactures these is actually in Antarctica on the summer rotation at the moment, so I took them off the website until he gets back and we get another run done! He won't be back until MARCH at this point.
View attachment 8300436
He didn't tell us he was going, caught us off guard!
We will get more done but it'll be a few months sorry mate.
And yes, they are the most comfortable shape. Alloy so light. Shaped to not be a major snag hazard. Flat line bottom surface. Made in Australia. ADM170S clamp.
No, this is the nice royal blue that was available at the time, with a filthy rattle can olive green over the top, it's horrible
... Until I decide what colour to cerakote it.What thumb shelf model is that? Anarchy has them for AT or AXHey man,
Sorry... That is me, I've been struggling to stay on top of all manner of comms for a while with moving house and the run up to Christmas with a heap of new stock coming online... It's been absolute chaos, apologies.
Our good friend who manufactures these is actually in Antarctica on the summer rotation at the moment, so I took them off the website until he gets back and we get another run done! He won't be back until MARCH at this point.
View attachment 8300436
He didn't tell us he was going, caught us off guard!
We will get more done but it'll be a few months sorry mate.
And yes, they are the most comfortable shape. Alloy so light. Shaped to not be a major snag hazard. Flat line bottom surface. Made in Australia. ADM170S clamp.
I would either cut in between the 3rd and 4th slot from the front at a 90 or from the top of the top cover at an angle that intersects the 4th slot, the screw hole then back to 90 to the bottom or continue the angle.
or this one, didn't save, dang it-just follow the red line to the top, should line up with forward edge of the top cover
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Red line cut is #1 pick right now.I would either cut in between the 3rd and 4th slot from the front at a 90 or from the top of the top cover at an angle that intersects the 4th slot, the screw hole then back to 90 to the bottom or continue the angle.
or this one, didn't save, dang it-just follow the red line to the top, should line up with forward edge of the top cover
Ha! Look at this guy... He doesn't have an AXSR stock!
I already had the AXSR stock available from a chassis so I figured why not and swapped it. It doesn't do anything really better other than adjust without tools and look cool.
Hahaha, mine is toolless as well. Yours was one of the ones I remembered seeing, love the the cerakote. I was just going a bit insane trying to figure out a hinge solution. Just trying to determine if the AXSR one would work with the ATX stock and chassis.
The earlier versions required tools to adjust LOP and cheek. Combined that with folders were not available for quite a while.
I would either cut in between the 3rd and 4th slot from the front at a 90 or from the top of the top cover at an angle that intersects the 4th slot, the screw hole then back to 90 to the bottom or continue the angle.
or this one, didn't save, dang it-just follow the red line to the top, should line up with forward edge of the top cover
impatiently waiting on this chop. would open major possibilities for me if I like the look afterwards.
I would just need to find a machine shop that would be able to do the work.
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