Aero Precision Is Making A Bolt Action Rifle?

Published on April 2, 2022
Duration: 13:05

This video introduces Aero Precision's new bolt-action rifle platform, emphasizing its modularity and aftermarket compatibility, similar to their AR offerings. The rifle features a short action with a Savage small shank barrel interface and a Remington 700 footprint for chassis compatibility. It supports AICS and AIW magazines, and features interchangeable bolt heads for caliber options. The discussion also touches on Aero Precision's upcoming suppressor line, highlighting their QD muzzle devices and hybrid construction.

Quick Summary

Aero Precision's new bolt-action rifle platform emphasizes modularity, similar to their AR offerings. It features a short action with a Savage small shank barrel interface and a Remington 700 footprint for chassis compatibility. The rifle supports AICS/AIW magazines and has interchangeable bolt heads for caliber changes. Aero Precision also discussed their new QD suppressors with hybrid Inconel/stainless steel construction.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction and Welcome
  2. 00:10Guest Kirk from Aero Precision
  3. 00:20Aero Precision's Bolt Action Concept
  4. 00:38Modular Build Philosophy
  5. 00:53Short Action and Customization Options
  6. 01:26PRS Style Build Showcase
  7. 01:31Integral Top Rail and Barrel Interface
  8. 01:44Trigger and Chassis Compatibility
  9. 02:14Magazine Compatibility (AICS/AIW)
  10. 02:19Interchangeable Bolt Heads
  11. 02:48Shot Show Build Details (Proof Barrel)
  12. 03:00Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor
  13. 03:15Savage Small Shank Interface Explained
  14. 03:46Barreled Action Options
  15. 04:04Future Long Action Plans
  16. 04:22Naming the Bolt Gun
  17. 04:51Breaking Down Bolt Action Barriers
  18. 05:55Build Timeframe and Ease
  19. 06:18Muzzle Device Discussion
  20. 06:21Mantle QD Muzzle Device Prototype
  21. 06:39Suppressor Mount Integration
  22. 07:13Suppressor Performance and Design
  23. 07:33Suppressor Details: Gas, Flash, Noise
  24. 08:02Suppressor Baffle Configurations
  25. 08:16Suppressor Weight and Lengths
  26. 08:29Suppressor Construction (Inconel/Stainless)
  27. 08:48Direct Thread vs. QD Interface
  28. 09:00QD Adapter Thread Pitch
  29. 09:25QD Mount Operation
  30. 10:00Why Not Use Crush Washers
  31. 10:04Concentricity and Baffle Strikes
  32. 10:28QD Mounts and Shims
  33. 10:41Excitement for the Platform
  34. 10:46Giveaway and Build Series Ideas
  35. 11:08Relinquishing High-End Builds
  36. 11:27Build to Your Budget and Specs
  37. 11:46Call for Build Series Feedback
  38. 11:53Proof Research and 300 Win Mag Mention
  39. 12:05Mark 13 Clone Mention
  40. 12:24Long Action for Future Builds
  41. 12:36Excitement for Aero Precision's Approach
  42. 12:42Building to Your Ultimate Spec
  43. 13:02Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the barrel interface on the new Aero Precision bolt-action rifle?

The Aero Precision bolt-action rifle features a Savage small shank barrel interface. This allows for easy installation of pre-fit Savage small shank barrels and provides significant aftermarket support for barrel options.

What chassis systems are compatible with the Aero Precision bolt-action rifle?

The rifle utilizes a Remington 700 footprint on the bottom of the action. This means it is compatible with a wide range of aftermarket stocks and chassis systems designed for the R700, allowing for diverse build styles from PRS to hunting.

Can the Aero Precision bolt-action rifle be easily changed to different calibers?

Yes, the rifle is designed with interchangeable bolt heads. This feature allows users to easily change calibers down the road, adding to the platform's modularity and customization potential.

What type of magazines does the Aero Precision bolt-action rifle use?

The rifle is set up to run detachable box magazines, specifically AICS and AIW (Accuracy International) magazines. This provides reliable feeding and a common magazine platform for many precision rifle shooters.

What is the construction of Aero Precision's new suppressors?

Aero Precision's suppressors are constructed using a hybrid design, combining Inconel where durability is critical with stainless steel in other areas. This approach aims to balance ruggedness, durability, and weight.

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