-
Having trouble using the site?
Contact support
Coup De Grâce, New Action from American Rifle Company, $899 WOW!
- Thread starter karagias
- Start date
He did ask for everyone to be patient.. I’m working in another thread for a build .. give me time to figure it out and do it right
The website states the lead time is 4+ months for NEW orders. We still are on track to begin shipping the early orders within the 8 weeks initially stated.
That’s actually pretty amazing to me. Good job with the pre-planning on your part. Mine’s a LA though, so I know that I’m in for a wait. I’m totally good with that though, as I’m in no hurry for my next project. I know how it works with pre-orders of new products and would much rather receive a well vetted product.
Since 419 sold out so quick, does anyone have a CAD/STL file out there to 3D print a single shot style mag for an AICS or AW mag?
If you have a printer it would at least get you sighting in at a range while you wait on the cheaper mags to come back in stock.
Edit: wonder how well this would work in an action cut for AW mags:
AICS magazine for single cartridge loading by mathew86
This part was designed for Bergara B-14 HMR in 308 Win. to facilitate loading single cartridges. It is designed to fit flush with the stock. Should work with rifles designed to use AICS style magazines in .308 Win, 6,5 Creedmoor and similar short action cartridges.
www.thingiverse.com
Last edited:
Something like this for the Lapua Case size would hopefully work. I assume, maybe incorrectly, that the extra width of the lapua single feed lips would be wide enough for the bottom bolt lug to purchase the case head.
Obviously bottom metal for this type of mag would be required but I believe (have confirmed) the LA Cadex Chassis are already able to utilize them.
MK Machining makes AICS sleds if you don’t want to print oneSince 419 sold out so quick, does anyone have a CAD/STL file out there to 3D print a single shot style mag for an AICS or AW mag?
If you have a printer it would at least get you sighting in at a range while you wait on the cheaper mags to come back in stock.
Edit: wonder how well this would work in an action cut for AW mags:
AICS magazine for single cartridge loading by mathew86
This part was designed for Bergara B-14 HMR in 308 Win. to facilitate loading single cartridges. It is designed to fit flush with the stock. Should work with rifles designed to use AICS style magazines in .308 Win, 6,5 Creedmoor and similar short action cartridges.
That’s all well and good, but they are still only 5 rounds for .338LM, same as available CIP SSSF mags albeit about 3/8” shorter.
Appreciate that. I do want to print one since i have a printer in the basement and was looking for a fast "have it in hand to shoot" situation vs. buying and ordering something.
I'll likely print that and try it on a BO M2013.
Last edited:
I’m sure that’s for orders placed today, we should be good if you ordered the first couple of days
I don’t think so, I think that’s current lead time due to current orders
I have files for a wall mount I designed, maybe I need to tweak ‘em and make a single shot… Aics and Aw, it shouldn’t be too hard I don’t think.Since 419 sold out so quick, does anyone have a CAD/STL file out there to 3D print a single shot style mag for an AICS or AW mag?
If you have a printer it would at least get you sighting in at a range while you wait on the cheaper mags to come back in stock.
Edit: wonder how well this would work in an action cut for AW mags:
AICS magazine for single cartridge loading by mathew86
This part was designed for Bergara B-14 HMR in 308 Win. to facilitate loading single cartridges. It is designed to fit flush with the stock. Should work with rifles designed to use AICS style magazines in .308 Win, 6,5 Creedmoor and similar short action cartridges.
10 round 338 DSSF are available directly from Cadex. Same length and width dimensions.
Cadex Defence – AICS Magazines
AICS pattern magazines dominate both recreational and military markets because they are affordable, reliable and commonly used by rifle manufacturers.
www.cadexdefence.com
Okay that’s interesting, though I honestly cannot find where you found the dimensional information. That has to be one of the poorest websites I’ve seen in a while and I’m not interested enough to spend more time on it.10 round 338 DSSF are available directly from Cadex. Same length and width dimensions.
Cadex Defence – AICS Magazines
AICS pattern magazines dominate both recreational and military markets because they are affordable, reliable and commonly used by rifle manufacturers.
I spent about an hour on the phone with Ted today regarding finalizing the CDG headspace configuration. Based on that conversation things are settled such that I can take orders and we will hold chambering and tenons until the finalized print comes from ARC.
We will do the following on the orders:
I cannot guarantee that a hard and fast ship date can be met. If Ted hands me a print tomorrow the expected lead time is 6-8wk as usual, which involves the work listed above. If they don't give me a print for another 3 weeks then it gives me time to knock out the preliminary work and we'll go in a holding pattern.
The website inventory is current and updated so there's nothing for sale that doesn't have a blank to back it right now. We will work through as much of the metal cutting as possible right away to minimize overall lead time once we have the information to finish out the barrel.
To Order:
Here's the link for our custom prefits. The action option for the CDG is in the drop down menu as "American Rifle Company Coup de Grace"
patriotvalleyarms.com
We will do the following on the orders:
- Pull the blank from inventory and tag it.
- Cut contour.
- Cut to length and cut muzzle threads (if ordered).
- Wait for the final approved print to come in.
I cannot guarantee that a hard and fast ship date can be met. If Ted hands me a print tomorrow the expected lead time is 6-8wk as usual, which involves the work listed above. If they don't give me a print for another 3 weeks then it gives me time to knock out the preliminary work and we'll go in a holding pattern.
The website inventory is current and updated so there's nothing for sale that doesn't have a blank to back it right now. We will work through as much of the metal cutting as possible right away to minimize overall lead time once we have the information to finish out the barrel.
To Order:
Here's the link for our custom prefits. The action option for the CDG is in the drop down menu as "American Rifle Company Coup de Grace"
Prefit Barrels with Osprey blanks
patriotvalleyarms.com
Group buy!.
To Order:
Here's the link for our custom prefits. The action option for the CDG is in the drop down menu as "American Rifle Company Coup de Grace"
Prefit Barrels with Osprey blanks
Go for it. Place the order and I'll throw in a free Jetblast or Shockwave for anyone who puts in a CDG Prefit order.Group buy!
Hate to jump on this in this thread, but how about a drop down selection for the Seekins Hit? The specs are open source, you know.I spent about an hour on the phone with Ted today regarding finalizing the CDG headspace configuration. Based on that conversation things are settled such that I can take orders and we will hold chambering and tenons until the finalized print comes from ARC.
We will do the following on the orders:
- Pull the blank from inventory and tag it.
- Cut contour.
- Cut to length and cut muzzle threads (if ordered).
- Wait for the final approved print to come in.
I cannot guarantee that a hard and fast ship date can be met. If Ted hands me a print tomorrow the expected lead time is 6-8wk as usual, which involves the work listed above. If they don't give me a print for another 3 weeks then it gives me time to knock out the preliminary work and we'll go in a holding pattern.
The website inventory is current and updated so there's nothing for sale that doesn't have a blank to back it right now. We will work through as much of the metal cutting as possible right away to minimize overall lead time once we have the information to finish out the barrel.
To Order:
Here's the link for our custom prefits. The action option for the CDG is in the drop down menu as "American Rifle Company Coup de Grace"
Prefit Barrels with Osprey blanks
I'm really excited about this. however I plan on going for a shorter barrel in a MPA Matrix Pro chassis and the 18" option is a bit longer than I want but I'm afraid the 16.5" may be too short. Is there any way I can order a 16.8" or a 17"?I spent about an hour on the phone with Ted today regarding finalizing the CDG headspace configuration. Based on that conversation things are settled such that I can take orders and we will hold chambering and tenons until the finalized print comes from ARC.
We will do the following on the orders:
- Pull the blank from inventory and tag it.
- Cut contour.
- Cut to length and cut muzzle threads (if ordered).
- Wait for the final approved print to come in.
I cannot guarantee that a hard and fast ship date can be met. If Ted hands me a print tomorrow the expected lead time is 6-8wk as usual, which involves the work listed above. If they don't give me a print for another 3 weeks then it gives me time to knock out the preliminary work and we'll go in a holding pattern.
The website inventory is current and updated so there's nothing for sale that doesn't have a blank to back it right now. We will work through as much of the metal cutting as possible right away to minimize overall lead time once we have the information to finish out the barrel.
To Order:
Here's the link for our custom prefits. The action option for the CDG is in the drop down menu as "American Rifle Company Coup de Grace"
Prefit Barrels with Osprey blanks
I just made a RimX barrel for someone at 16.5" to clear the Matrix Pro, if you're going to use a tuner you need 18"
One per order or barrel? Just gotta decide if I order all my buds barrels at the same time or get them to order their own
As far as we know at this time. Bottom metal will have a lot to do with it.
Any particular reason 300 Norma isn't available on that .30 cal drop down?I spent about an hour on the phone with Ted today regarding finalizing the CDG headspace configuration. Based on that conversation things are settled such that I can take orders and we will hold chambering and tenons until the finalized print comes from ARC.
We will do the following on the orders:
- Pull the blank from inventory and tag it.
- Cut contour.
- Cut to length and cut muzzle threads (if ordered).
- Wait for the final approved print to come in.
I cannot guarantee that a hard and fast ship date can be met. If Ted hands me a print tomorrow the expected lead time is 6-8wk as usual, which involves the work listed above. If they don't give me a print for another 3 weeks then it gives me time to knock out the preliminary work and we'll go in a holding pattern.
The website inventory is current and updated so there's nothing for sale that doesn't have a blank to back it right now. We will work through as much of the metal cutting as possible right away to minimize overall lead time once we have the information to finish out the barrel.
To Order:
Here's the link for our custom prefits. The action option for the CDG is in the drop down menu as "American Rifle Company Coup de Grace"
Prefit Barrels with Osprey blanks
Also, which has the better average accuracy? The cut rifled rock creek barrels or the osprey barrels? If I go pva for the cdg, which blank has better accuracy?
Think rc is cheeper for button rifled but cut rifled is more. Not by a ton though... if there was an accuracy difference or barrel life difference id rather go that route.
Didn’t realize he carried cut RC barrels. You can’t go wrong with any. I would suggest OBW as the Jet4 is the best damn brake on the market.
I've owned all three (Osprey, Rock Creek cut and button) along with Hawk Hill and Spencer from PVA. All of them have been great shooters with consistent chambers and headspace. No worries.
We are bringing the CDG on board as a standard prefit option. It's a "pre-order" with the free brake until Ted supplies that print to me. Then it becomes just a regular order. I don't know when the print is going to come in from ARC. It could be this afternoon, it could be next week. I'll announce when I have it.
It doesn't matter to me, but they're all shipping to one place.One per order or barrel? Just gotta decide if I order all my buds barrels at the same time or get them to order their own
I'll automatically add it for all CDG orders that come in from last night until the receiver print comes from ARC and I make an announcement that the pre-order is done.
Yes, there's a little bit of mystery to it. I don't know when the print arrives, so how long will the pre-order go for? 'Only the owl knows'... (if you're old enough to get that joke we can be friends)
The Osprey blanks last longer and I've been telling people for 18+ months that we will put them up against anything else out there, they're exceptionally good barrels. They have several PRS wins, a bunch of local F class wins, and I have a couple of former and current Olympic shooters taking them to the NRA National Matches this year. Different steel that's comparable to the Mod400BB that Bartlein brought out. We're seeing barrel life in 6Creeds that actually makes the numbers George told everyone they would get when the 6 Creed was adopted... ~3000 rounds.
There are no RC blanks available. We haven't had them for over a year at this point, they stopped taking orders unless your name is Seekins or Barrett.
Thanks!
This^ !!!Or just machine a Xylo 2.0!
If the long-action CDG will feed from a CIP double-stack mag, I'll buy a Xylo cut for those mags the second they go on pre-buy. Personally, looking to build a 300 Win Mag first that I can switch out to 300 Norma Mag at some point if I feel the need.
300NM is a very low running caliber and the reamer we have for it is setup for custom throating, so I don't offer it as a drop down selection because most folks want to shoot a specific bullet and it involves the custom throating. It's something that has a high tendency to become a boomerang when the order is placed online without a conversation.
