Just got my AIAE MK3 folder from Euro-optics and need opinions on rings/bases and bi-pods. Should I stick with AI or use other vendors. I would be greatful for any ideas.
Regards, M
Regards, M
Help me get my AIAE up and running
- Thread starter alaskajetpilot
- Start date
Re: Help me get my AIAE up and running
AI scope mounts work great, I highly recommend them.
Bipod, I would likely use one of these and a Harris 6-9 swivel/notched.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...118#Post3310118
AI scope mounts work great, I highly recommend them.
Bipod, I would likely use one of these and a Harris 6-9 swivel/notched.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...118#Post3310118
Re: Help me get my AIAE up and running
I like AI scope mounts too. I would also suggest you consider the Spuhr scope mounts. For bipod I would recommend the Atlas with the AI spigot adapter. Mile High Shooting accessories, a Hide sponsor, carries both. Here is thread with an AE from Mile High with the Atlas and Spuhr mounts.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3344932#Post3344932
I like AI scope mounts too. I would also suggest you consider the Spuhr scope mounts. For bipod I would recommend the Atlas with the AI spigot adapter. Mile High Shooting accessories, a Hide sponsor, carries both. Here is thread with an AE from Mile High with the Atlas and Spuhr mounts.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3344932#Post3344932
Re: Help me get my AIAE up and running
The AI scope mount works great, is well proven, and doesn't break the bank.
Second the Atlas bipod with spigot from Mile High (be sure to tell them you're a Hide member).
The factory AI bipod has no side-to-side tension, and doesn't lock-up tightly against the gun. The Harris tensions itself against the skins. You can set the legs at a forward angle on the Atlas, and drop the rifle down low for bench shooting. The Atlas just exudes quality - it's a perfect match for your rifle.
The AI scope mount works great, is well proven, and doesn't break the bank.
Second the Atlas bipod with spigot from Mile High (be sure to tell them you're a Hide member).
The factory AI bipod has no side-to-side tension, and doesn't lock-up tightly against the gun. The Harris tensions itself against the skins. You can set the legs at a forward angle on the Atlas, and drop the rifle down low for bench shooting. The Atlas just exudes quality - it's a perfect match for your rifle.
Re: Help me get my AIAE up and running
I went with an AI scope mount and the atlas with spigot from mile high. And I'd do it all again if I had to. Love them both. Buy with confidence.
I went with an AI scope mount and the atlas with spigot from mile high. And I'd do it all again if I had to. Love them both. Buy with confidence.
