Thanks for the vid! That was a quick change! What’s your experience been with the AXSR? Specifically the trigger reliability? I wanted to purchase the AXMC for the “OG” AI trigger as I heard it’s more reliable, but since it’s discontinued it’s harder to find. Wondering if I should try to find a used AXMC (and get the SFP bolts) or purchase a new AXSR. (I’m in the States though - not sure if the Australian AXSR uses a different trigger. I know England got a “Mk III” that wasn’t available in the US and had some differences).
@@Richthe1stest have done a bit with the AXMC, to be honest I think the AXSR is a definite upgrade. Have never had an issue on either trigger for those two rifles. The AXSR is not an AT-X style competition trigger, it’s still a two stage but is clean, crisp and deliberate without being heavy. It’s a good compromise. . You’d be hard pressed to go wrong either way, but the AXSR has a lot of good features (arca / grip shape / two pos safety etc.) that are hard to pass up. 👍
Thanks for the vid! That was a quick change! What’s your experience been with the AXSR? Specifically the trigger reliability? I wanted to purchase the AXMC for the “OG” AI trigger as I heard it’s more reliable, but since it’s discontinued it’s harder to find. Wondering if I should try to find a used AXMC (and get the SFP bolts) or purchase a new AXSR.
(I’m in the States though - not sure if the Australian AXSR uses a different trigger. I know England got a “Mk III” that wasn’t available in the US and had some differences).
@@Richthe1stest have done a bit with the AXMC, to be honest I think the AXSR is a definite upgrade.
Have never had an issue on either trigger for those two rifles.
The AXSR is not an AT-X style competition trigger, it’s still a two stage but is clean, crisp and deliberate without being heavy. It’s a good compromise.
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You’d be hard pressed to go wrong either way, but the AXSR has a lot of good features (arca / grip shape / two pos safety etc.) that are hard to pass up. 👍