The AI Arctic Warfare Picture Thread
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Hmmm mine is a lot thinner...thats the reason. Need a spare one. Any idea on what this is called?
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Because you have the regular sling loop… You need to buy this:
Accuracy International - Harris Bipod Adaptor - 2541
Part No. 2541 To replace front lower sling loop.
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Thank you very much!Because you have the regular sling loop… You need to buy this:
Accuracy International - Harris Bipod Adaptor - 2541
Part No. 2541 To replace front lower sling loop.
I put this pinned in the AI Fan Club Discord Server... its an absolutely incredible thread, and one I never want to see lost.
The maverick 41 awsm configuration features a very nice bubble level. Any idea if this can be purchased anywhere?
It’s the L115A4 spec. Sporting Services sells the correct picatinny rail for it, but I don’t think the spirit level is even included, so it’s just a bare rail with a slot at the back for a level.
Edit. I can’t find it anymore.
I’m sure you can get a similar bubble level from Aliexpress.Maybe @austino775 is willing to buy an L115A4 for his collection and sell me the bubble level
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Love to see the 9-Hole guys put the AW through it's paces. I hope to see a raceway and full debrief video down the line.
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I’m sure someone in the comments will gloat about their pencil barreled Savage Axis shooting .5 with ball ammo. If they do their part…
Here's my boy shooting goats with AW std barrel 26 inche , 3D printed ODL can .
Slowly progressing L115A3
A dream became reality and i was finally able to get green skins.
Big thanks to my man @austino775 for this opportunity!
A dream became reality and i was finally able to get green skins.
Big thanks to my man @austino775 for this opportunity!
It's been too long on here without an AW post, so here is a photo of one of three rifles that AI submitted for the G22A1 trials:
Any ideas on which mount was used for the L118 A2?
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Is this the correct rail?
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Accuracy International - One Piece Scope Mounts 30 / 34mm
0' parallel mount for 34mm tube, picatinny 18’ forward angle cal .338 Lapua 28’ forward angle .308” 45' forward angle (5-25 x 56) 18' forward angle 30mm diameter for picatinny Standard AI 12mm (Anshutz type dovetail) or Picatinny M1913 rail. Black unless otherwise specified. Please contact us if...
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Is this the correct rail?
Accuracy International - Rail Accessory Mil Std 1913 AW - 3175
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No. You want to look for a quick release scope mount with the single lever on the side.Any ideas on which mount was used for the L118 A2?
Accuracy International - One Piece Scope Mounts 30 / 34mm
0' parallel mount for 34mm tube, picatinny 18’ forward angle cal .338 Lapua 28’ forward angle .308” 45' forward angle (5-25 x 56) 18' forward angle 30mm diameter for picatinny Standard AI 12mm (Anshutz type dovetail) or Picatinny M1913 rail. Black unless otherwise specified. Please contact us if...
Is this the correct rail?
Accuracy International - Rail Accessory Mil Std 1913 AW - 3175
The side rail needs to be the short one, but the correct one hasn’t been made in years. It has square ends i.e. isn’t rounded like most of the ones you see on the market.
The A2 on Forgotten Weapons and Steve Houghton’s book isn’t even real or correct.
Trying to get as close as i can. Which height and how much cant has the original QR mount?
Thank you!
Accuracy International - 3187 - Quick Release Scope Mount for S&B 3-12 x 50 PM2
Quick release scope mount for the original Schmidt & Bender 3-12 x 50 PM2 scope as supplied to Australia under the SR98 (AW Rifle) contract. This mount will only accept 3-12 x 50 and 4-16 x 50 PM2 scopes. **NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM SUPPLIER**
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No idea on the spec, but it’s this you want with the single lever.
If you want a good L118 clone, go for an A1 than an A2. What everyone thinks is an “A2” is nothing like an A2. If anything, it’s an unofficial upgrade a few rifles got.
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Big thank you to @austino775 for inviting me over to share some pics!
L115A2
I have the skins, scope, and other gear to dress her in L115A3 configuration
L115A2
I have the skins, scope, and other gear to dress her in L115A3 configuration
Good god, it's amazing!!!! Thanks for hoping into the thread!!!!
Guys,
Trying to change to a harris bipod swivel mount. All i find is this...what do i have to do in order to mount the new one
Trying to change to a harris bipod swivel mount. All i find is this...what do i have to do in order to mount the new one
Just looking at the pic I’d assume the roll pin is what holds it inGuys,
Trying to change to a harris bipod swivel mount. All i find is this...what do i have to do in order to mount the new one
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That looks like a roll pin. Take a pin punch the same diameter as the roll pin and punch it out just enough to remove the old swivel mount . Slide the new mount in and align it so the roll pin will go back through. Use brass or other soft hammer to punch roll pin back in from other side.Guys,
Trying to change to a harris bipod swivel mount. All i find is this...what do i have to do in order to mount the new one
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Done.
I had to drive mine out on my AT for swapping the spigotThought so too but asking first doesnt harm
7 axis dremel will do i assume
Just from my experience I’d use a roll pin punch. If you use a regular punch make sure it’s as close as you can get in OD size. Roll pins damage easily if you use improper sized punches
Now you just need a front NV bracket. The L115A3s have been seen with basically every variation of them. The 45’ STIC one is the most common. There is an inline one too which I briefly had.
I have some imuns ready to mount. Are those fine? Actually i need to be able to use night vision with the mount, hence i am not sure if the 45° one would even work with a NSV600.
I’ve seen some with this mount. It’s all one piece. This was mine but I sold it.
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That looks perfect. Damn...i dont even dare to think how much you have to pay for those these days...let alone finding one....
You even have the counterbored holes at the front of your chassis to attach it so it’s perfect!
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