Bo Diddley
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I'm curious about a ballpark figure for a new Accuracy International AT-XC Standard model. Anybody know?
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Accuracy International AT-XC Standard
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‘From’ £5475…
www.sportingservices.co.uk
Accuracy International - AT-XC Standard Short Action 6.5 Creedmoor /.308 Win Competition Rifle
AT-XC A BORN COMPETITOR Low Profile, High Spec. - The non-bonded barrelled short action is bolted into a low profile chassis to minimise height over bore. The slick action builds trust and confidence in its capabilities. Perfect Balance - With a cut-rifled competition barrel manufactured by AI...
www.sportingservices.co.uk
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Bo Diddley
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Yeah, I was just curious and didn't want to waste folks' time too much, as there was no indication on the website.
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Bo Diddley
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Thanks for that link DB, top man. It never came up when I typed in AI.See above
Ronin
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The standard ATX is superb
The bolt lift is light enough and (having run numerous barrels in various cartridges) in my own it is very much a do all precision rifle that will double as competition capable and deer or fox duty ready at any time
The trigger is sublime
I’ve seen and used the Competition model - honestly can’t see why you would want to spend the extra when a well run in standard model suffices perfectly
I have a mate who had an AW which had at least six barrels (308 barrels ) run through his action (same action as ATX with exception of quick release) and that ran as slick as a greasy weasel without any maintainence - no change of abutment ring either during that amount of cycling
If you’ve the budget
Buy one
No question, the best sport / semi tactical rifle system there is
The bolt lift is light enough and (having run numerous barrels in various cartridges) in my own it is very much a do all precision rifle that will double as competition capable and deer or fox duty ready at any time
The trigger is sublime
I’ve seen and used the Competition model - honestly can’t see why you would want to spend the extra when a well run in standard model suffices perfectly
I have a mate who had an AW which had at least six barrels (308 barrels ) run through his action (same action as ATX with exception of quick release) and that ran as slick as a greasy weasel without any maintainence - no change of abutment ring either during that amount of cycling
If you’ve the budget
Buy one
No question, the best sport / semi tactical rifle system there is
bob_lee_swagger
Well-Known Member
You'll never regret buying an AI. Superb in all aspects and their after sales care is excellent from my experience.
Making holes in things
Member
Hi Sniper 308, I am considering getting the AI AT-XC but I do not understand why they have a different thread on the barrel with a comp on, and the one without. Do you know why ? I see you have a suppressor fitted, I will get one also at some point. Which suppressor do you have, it looks great, not too long ? All advice will be appreceated.
How much would a 6CR barrel be for an ATXC? 26 inch with the same profile as a factory AI barrel.
Ronin
Distinguished Member
Sorry I’m not taking in any work at present
Far too busy
Perhaps look at the list of barrels in stock from Sporting Services
Or speak to another reputable Riflesmith who can assist you - anyone worth their salt should be able to do a barrel for you without the action
Far too busy
Perhaps look at the list of barrels in stock from Sporting Services
Or speak to another reputable Riflesmith who can assist you - anyone worth their salt should be able to do a barrel for you without the action
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Does anyone know whether it’s possible to buy an AT-XC without the 308/6.5 barrel so a different calibre barrel can be fitted
I’m also hoping to take this route
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