There is a lot going on there. Times are changing fast.
Yeah buddy, but if you’re looking for a fair fight, you already f*ed up...
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There is a lot going on there. Times are changing fast.
the asr isnt dark earth, its a custom color ..@Defender3 @Dendro
I believe it’s an ASR stock, so DE would make sense.
The chassis looks more green so that to me would be elite sand since sage green is not offered in the AT-X
It doesn't look like anyone actually has a solid date for getting the AT-X out yet. Seems like people are getting different answers from different places...Any news on the Magnum bolt ?
You fully right, i heard so many different dates, i hope we can get it next Q1 yearIt doesn't look like anyone actually has a solid date for getting the AT-X out yet. Seems like people are getting different answers from different places...
I would assume the chassis accessories world be next to show
Might as well get comfortable...
But maybe I'm just a pessimist...
You mean like this?Will the AT X have the same button on the bolt shroud that has to be depressed as the bolt moves forward when closing the bolt?
Similar to the 98 Mauser.
That’s it, you can see the “nipple” on the front face of the bolt shroud.You mean like this?
Next week I will have an entire video on the triggers, Scott breaks it down, talks about the failure, talks about the improvements in coatings and springs, and you’ll see they addressed it all.
But, but, but, they said this was different, they know they weren't focused on a commercial market!I don’t know why any of you are expecting anything anytime soon. You’ll get your ATX in 2022, magnum bolt in 2025, and 223 bolt in 2030.
The Brits don’t even have their MKIII’s yet...
You just don’t understand! This is different! I can’t just walk away, my DVDs are in his trunk.But, but, but, they said this was different, they know they weren't focused on a commercial market!![]()
@tomirwin thanks for the honest and transparent update.The April date for delivery of the first production AT-X rifles was incorrect and Q2/2021 should have been stated.
The chassis components, in the main, are being machined in the USA. Barreled actions are from the UK. Triggers are from the USA.
The pandemic has impacted deliveries from the UK by perhaps one or two weeks but in the main it is not a reason for delay. The production of the AT-X is on schedule and if anything I would apologize for someone mentioning a delivery date of April.
This is a brand new production activity in the USA and new programs had to be written and proven out. A new machine also had to be procured and that is in the process of prove out right now.
We are in the process of cutting metal for the first production chassis components in the USA and during the next couple of weeks I will be able to give you a positive date for first delivery. It will not be April and probably not May but I am expecting first deliveries to our distributors in June and then there will be a steady flow from there.
We are in the process of testing the AICS and then will be making a first run of marketing samples, just like we did with the rifles.
We will be officially releasing the AT-X rifle and AICS to the UK and other parts of the world at Bisley, in the UK, on May 14, 2021 and delivery information will be presented there.
Tom Irwin
Accuracy International