Hey does anyone have any insight why AI went from their unique two rows of three lugs to just a simple three lug bolt? Guess I never payed attention to the change and not a lot has been said about the matter as far as I can tell.
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The short action has always been a three lug bolt. In fact, you can take the bolt out of an 1991 AIAW, throw it in your AX, and it'll headspace and function just fine.
The AWSM is a two row of three lugs bolt. I believe the AX .338 is as well, though I do know the bolts are not compatible between the two and there were some updates.
The AWSM is a two row of three lugs bolt. I believe the AX .338 is as well, though I do know the bolts are not compatible between the two and there were some updates.
what is an AT?
does the Badger M2008 use 6 lugs on their short actions or just long actions?
also is the ring with the lug mating surface replaceable in the AI short action like the Badger?
does the Badger M2008 use 6 lugs on their short actions or just long actions?
also is the ring with the lug mating surface replaceable in the AI short action like the Badger?
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