Nice. Yeah, I had a 20" AIAW in 308 that shot like that. I'm planning on getting an AXMC in April, and the 20" barrel guns that Mile High shows, aren't threaded. So I emailed them as asked about getting them to thread one, and they said it would cut into the flats, and I need to get a 24". Yet, I see quite a few guys on here with 20" threaded barrels and theres plenty of room in front of the flat.
My 20'' barrel is threaded from MH and as mentioned there is plenty of room before the flats. I think some of the pictures they use are generic.
And nice shooting Snipenace!!
And nice shooting Snipenace!!
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Slightly off topic , Is anyone shooting with barrels sub 20'' about to buy an AT but going to pull the 308 barrel straight away and either go 18'' 6.5 cm or 16'' 6.5 x 46 and 16' 7 08 as I have a carbon barrel here already from a previous project which did not happen !
It would be good to know the weight of the base rifle ( action stock ) less the barrel , the aim is to reduce weight to the bare min the rifle wont be shot any further that 600 yards mostly up to 300 so no need for long barrel.
It would be good to know the weight of the base rifle ( action stock ) less the barrel , the aim is to reduce weight to the bare min the rifle wont be shot any further that 600 yards mostly up to 300 so no need for long barrel.
First outing. FGMM 168gr:
I know enough to know that I don’t know anything about Precision Long gun shooting. But it sure was fun pretending.
I know enough to know that I don’t know anything about Precision Long gun shooting. But it sure was fun pretending.
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I use a combination of a dab of grease (ALG very thin grease or tetra) behind each lug and the bolt stop raceway, and a light coat of oil (ALG or EWL) on the body. Makes for a nice slick action and minimizes wear. I've been doing this on AI rifles for over 10 years and have never had any issues from debris or anything else.
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20” AIAE running 175 SMK’s over 43.7 of RE15 in Lapua brass at 2590. RE15 is a bit temp sensitive, so, in the winter, I’ll loose 1 FPS per degree give or take.
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The SA rifle has a 6.5cm 20” Proof cf = 14# also have a 16” Proof 308
The AXMC is wearing a 300NM 26” with elite iron bipod = 20#
Easy to shoot/handle the SA offhand, not so much with the 20 pounder.
Majority of the weight is to there rear with the SA, have a 26” 300N Proof on order for AXMC
RC - yep you have unlimited range here...
The AXMC is wearing a 300NM 26” with elite iron bipod = 20#
Easy to shoot/handle the SA offhand, not so much with the 20 pounder.
Majority of the weight is to there rear with the SA, have a 26” 300N Proof on order for AXMC
RC - yep you have unlimited range here...
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DRV does indeed have a nice setup. Maybe I need to do better in asking my question: I meant to ask whether AI had even made Dark Earth mags and barrels available? Pale Brown is plentiful. I ended up just buying a black 6.5CM barrel, but I'd like to have Dark Earth mags. Where can I find them?
Thanks
Thanks
My AI AT with 308 and 6.5x47 barrels, S&B 3-20, Spuhr mount, Atlas bipod, SAP 2 round holder.
UK factory .308 barrel cut down to 16 inches
I've got a sound moderator that goes on the threaded muzzle break need to get a photo of that though
This is a still from a video I took shooting Prvi Match 168gr
My Krieger 6.5x47 Lapua 27 inch 1 in 8 twist barrel
UK factory .308 barrel cut down to 16 inches
I've got a sound moderator that goes on the threaded muzzle break need to get a photo of that though
This is a still from a video I took shooting Prvi Match 168gr
My Krieger 6.5x47 Lapua 27 inch 1 in 8 twist barrel
Finally able to join the club.
Tell us about it, looks like maybe a Lothar Walther .308 barrel and Cronus scope, right? have you shot it yet?
Tell us about it, looks like maybe a Lothar Walther .308 barrel and Cronus scope, right? have you shot it yet?
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All I can say is "wow". Just got home from my FFL and I'm sorting through the box. First impressions are:
1. The trigger is a thing of beauty. I'm new to 2 stage triggers but this thing is a joy.
2. Bolt and action are precise.
3. Trying to figure out if I want to add a spacer on the butt to accommodate length of pull vs. the slide adjustment.
4. I have a Weibad mini stock pack coming. I'm sure that will be worth the money to lock in cheek weld.
5. The double stack magazine is sweet.
6. The 4mm hex wrench that fits the various adjustment points (and the neat storage slot), is pretty clever.
1. The trigger is a thing of beauty. I'm new to 2 stage triggers but this thing is a joy.
2. Bolt and action are precise.
3. Trying to figure out if I want to add a spacer on the butt to accommodate length of pull vs. the slide adjustment.
4. I have a Weibad mini stock pack coming. I'm sure that will be worth the money to lock in cheek weld.
5. The double stack magazine is sweet.
6. The 4mm hex wrench that fits the various adjustment points (and the neat storage slot), is pretty clever.
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I would have posted a better picture, but the guys at my LGS didn't check it in on time. I know you guys will understand how frustrating this is!
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Looks great I see they had the SP-4036 mount for the SB scope 
Yep, I also have an S&B 3-27 on a 20.6 moa Spuhr, that I also use on this rig (for a total of 50.6 moa inclination). Gives me a 100 yd zero and 32.4 mils of elevation on the knob - for those LONG shots
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The AI AXMC has 3 bolts available - Lapua Magnum, Magnum and 308 bolt face (along with the corresponding 3 different magazine sizes/lengh). So basically you can run any cartridge that fits within that envelope. I might be able to run this (the 6.5 PRC) with the 308 mag as well but the magnum mag will let me seat the bullets longer than the factory ammo. You can run any combination of bolt and mag as needed (say, a magnum bolt with the 308 mag, etc.).
- Carl
- Carl
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Welcome to the Hide! I see you're a new shooter here and like you I shoot in all weather. But judging from the angle of the rifle to the mat in the picture I suggest you watch some of Frank's videos about getting behind the gun, absolutely improved my shooting! Shoot well.
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