if they are being ultra specific why didnt they ask for chambering?They are being ultra specific up here just now.
I wanted 6mm but was told the needed the exact calibre I was going to buy. Before I had bought it , which was a pain in the arse.
Don’t beat yourself up for asking. Like many things in life it’s not a problem until it becomes one!Cheers everyone. I seemed to remember it wouldn't have to say AI explicitly but I couldn't remember where I'd read it.
Much appreciated.
I’ve got 2 6mmAI there running a 87gr v-max 3670fps at the muzzle.I have had several Ackleys and never had the word Ackley on my ticket, just .22.250 and 6mm. Only one or two calibres offer any significant benefit when fireformed to Ackley .22.250 and 6mm REM being 2 of the best.
When I wanted my rifle I rang Leics Firearms for advice and they told me not to limit myself to just a .223 and to just write down .22 centrefire, as that would give me more choice. Got my license with .22CF and when I got to my RFD they had never seen it written like that. So a phonecall was made to Firearms, and they clarified that it's the way they do it now. So I had the choice from a hornet up to a swift. Much easier. Put down the calibre not the chambering.They are being ultra specific up here just now.
I wanted 6mm but was told the needed the exact calibre I was going to buy. Before I had bought it , which was a pain in the arse.
Wouldn't mind as long as there all singing from the same hymn sheet.Exactly the opposite up here.
They used to issue as you say but no more
They were pretty firm on it when I pushed as well.
They will know as soon as informed ie within 7 days.Don’t beat yourself up for asking. Like many things in life it’s not a problem until it becomes one!
Just imagine:
a. RFD sells you a 243 Ackley against a 243 (Winchester) authority to acquire as detailed on your FAC.
b. Your friendly but diligent FEO undertakes a “home visit” as part of your first post rifle purchase FAC renewal or - heaven forbid - an unannounced “spot security check” or some such.
c. FEO seeks clarity in why said rifle has a “243 Ackley” stamping and not simply 243 Winchester.
What happens next is clearly unknown!
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And straightening the case walls.I have a .223 rem that was Ackley’ d . No variation as your only changing shoulder angle
Mine is throated for 80 grn Amax and will spit the little buggers out at 3000 fps from 24’ bartilen barrel .
What exactly does it need to be worth?They will know as soon as informed ie within 7 days.
But for OP peace of mind - a friendly chat with FEO will confirm what he/dept wants.
To be honest its no biggy-at most a 1-1 and holding it at RFD until paperwork arrives.
My experience of sensible FEOs is they are reasonable and will just do whichever paperwork required.
The side question is - is AI really worth it unless you are getting a bargain?