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No. I can’t sell the AT. Ain’t even gonna look lol

The big question, in all seriousness is, are we fooked with spare parts to keep the gun up? Are they still gonna be able to fix them if something breaks if discontinued?

I dunno bout y'all but I try to keep 3 of everything....mhsa acting all weird when I want just a firing pin and shit lol
 
No. I can’t sell the AT. Ain’t even gonna look lol

The big question, in all seriousness is, are we fooked with spare parts to keep the gun up? Are they still gonna be able to fix them if something breaks if discontinued?
Yes. There is an entire LE market still using and running the ATs. So AI has to continue making parts and supporting departments using these rifles. They're still doing the same for AE and AW rifles that LEOs are still using.
 
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AI AT, folder, 20” Bartlein with thumbhole stock and hand painted

$10K

No low balls I know what I got

Joking but it’s fixing to happen

Already happening....people trying to see what the market will bear.....have in both vanilla and fruit loops options


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Interesting that there is no Elite Sand for the civi AT-X. Maybe they decided it wasn’t so “Elite”. Also interesting why you would have the TAC break on the civi version.

I’ll be keeping my AT and MC, thanks!
 

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End of an era. Prices are now in a range i am not longer willing to pay. Fortunately enough i got my AW and AWSM. The AT was a reasonable option for people not willing to spend 10 000+ and still have a bulletproof rifle.

Curious if i will be able to find an affordable AWM in germany. Time will tell. Right now i am with Sako from now on when it comes to recommending precision rifles to people starting with long range shooting. Always favoured the AT for that.

TRG/AI was always on par for me with the AI being slightly more robust due to the internal chassis reaching to the very end of the stock. Both shoot equally well. Kudos for Sako still producing the traditional TRGs. Would be the same move to keep the A1 model and discontinue the green stock. Same rifle just 8000 instead of 4500...

If Zombieapocalypse happens, there is only one rifle i will pull out of the safe with 110% confidence though. Thats my AIAW in 308.

Cheers
 
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I’m sorta glad AIAT’s look goofy with super high scope mounts (the kind I like). Otherwise I’d buy one today lol. Just don’t need another rifle.
 
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so are the at-x mil glued in and the at-xc not? or do they not bond anything anymore?
 
Not a fan of the AXSR. It wouldn't be $11K for LH shooters.

To make it foolproof and avoid the problems I have had, you would need to buy all of the bolt bodies and a spare FP assembly now since long-term support for parts is highly unlikely. Why would that change? When you factor in the spare parts and caliber conversions, it would be a $13-14K purchase.

You would have to be an idiot to buy one if LH. If you're right-handed, go for it.
why not a fan of axsr? you mean you like the axmc better? or just generally salty about lack of support for LHers? (which i totally understand)

<--- LH idiot
 
Here I was hoping they’d step up the AT line and make it factory available with a thumbhole stock. Instead they axe it completely. Sad for those of us who like the traditional AW style the best

Being these are replacing the AX 308 models I’ll assume the price will reflect that of a modernized AX and less of a price reflecting a modern ATX. Just going to guess instead of a price around $5.5-$6k it’ll be more like $8k. Especially the mil version if civilians can even get that

Really sucks the AT isn’t going to be an option for those who can’t drop over $5k on an AI. The px especially was always friendly to those people.

My AT just got more valuable to me. Now that prices will likely increase on the used market and accessories like the thumbhole will I’m sure go completely to the wayside for availability
 
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The new action rail/cutout really stood out to me on the new XC... End of an era. I'm torn, these don't look terrible but nothing will ever match the sex appeal of an old AW in my eyes.

"Reduced operating effort"- Does that mean no more 12# bolt lift when you flex on the poors?

AI website lists choice of AI standard or comp trigger. I wonder if those are going to be factory options with different skus, or just another optional extra.
 
why not a fan of axsr? you mean you like the axmc better? or just generally salty about lack of support for LHers? (which i totally understand)

<--- LH idiot
I like my AXMC better and also would never buy another AI LH rifle unless all of the options were available at the time of purchase. There is no support for LH shooters
 
I like my AXMC better and also would never buy another AI LH rifle unless all of the options were available at the time of purchase. There is no support for LH shooters
fortunately, all 3 bolts and spare firing pin assemblies are all in stock in LH for axsr.
what about the axmc do you like better?
 
It does surprise me how the new rifles are over $11k. But the AXMC have a hard time selling for $6800-$7000 on the used market. With spare bolts and what not

I wonder if the ATX will see a similar fate on the previous 1-3 gen models. Being there’s a much more modern replacement for it

I still think the AT will hold value. Being they’re more directly compared to the previous AW models than to current AI rifles. Been laughing at those $5000 used AT’s in the px. By the end of the year a thumbhole AT will likely be pricing up there.

To me the true AI rifle will always be an AW or AT thumbhole. Green in color
 
It does surprise me how the new rifles are over $11k. But the AXMC have a hard time selling for $6800-$7000 on the used market. With spare bolts and what not

I wonder if the ATX will see a similar fate on the previous 1-3 gen models. Being there’s a much more modern replacement for it

I still think the AT will hold value. Being they’re more directly compared to the previous AW models than to current AI rifles. Been laughing at those $5000 used AT’s in the px. By the end of the year a thumbhole AT will likely be pricing up there.

To me the true AI rifle will always be an AW or AT thumbhole. Green in color
Wait. The new AT-X is going to be over 11K???
 
If we are making guesses on the price of the AT-XC, I'm going with $6249. 1k more than the outgoing model for the bridge, folding stock, bag rider and action updates.
 
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It does surprise me how the new rifles are over $11k. But the AXMC have a hard time selling for $6800-$7000 on the used market. With spare bolts and what not

I wonder if the ATX will see a similar fate on the previous 1-3 gen models. Being there’s a much more modern replacement for it

I still think the AT will hold value. Being they’re more directly compared to the previous AW models than to current AI rifles. Been laughing at those $5000 used AT’s in the px. By the end of the year a thumbhole AT will likely be pricing up there.

To me the true AI rifle will always be an AW or AT thumbhole. Green in color
I haven't been keeping up on used AXMC prices but the prices you quote may be accurate for a RH model. I have seen LH MCs with multiple bolts going for higher prices than that. If I saw an LH MC with the 300WM bolt body, I'd consider buying it for just that bolt and then sell everything else that I don't need

It always comes down to finding someone who wants what you have.
 
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Epoxy Bedding of the action
Ahh that makes sense. I actually like the trigger safety and grip better on the SR but I wish they could have kept epoxy bedding.

AI needs to do a AW throwback special limited edition of the AT with thumbhole skins as a one time deal next year. Make like 200 of them with cases tshirts etc.
 
Wait. The new AT-X is going to be over 11K???
I’m comparing AXMC to AXSR. Same as NikH would be upgrading to in order to get the LH options. Basically selling a used AXMC with bolts for $7k and cost is double that to upgrade to AXSR for the same needs. Just LH in his case

Both do the same thing with essentially only a few minor more modern features.

My comment was in regards to future prices on previous gen 1-3 ATX models. If they’ll share the same fate. Especially with the action update

I’m guessing the new ATXC will be priced a bit less than the AX 308 it’s replacing. About $7500-8k. But that’s only a guess
 
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I haven't been keeping up on used AXMC prices but the prices you quote may be accurate for a RH model. I have seen LH MCs with multiple bolts going for higher prices than that. If I saw an LH MC with the 300WM bolt body, I'd consider buying it for just that bolt and then sell everything else that I don't need

It always comes down to finding someone who wants what you have.
Can you buy a .473 bolt and have it machined to the magnum case head? Like guys are doing for AT/ATX/AX rifles to run WSM and 6.5 PRC
 
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I'm not really seeing a difference between the AXSR and AXSR MIL. Only thing I see is that MIL model has more options for barrel lengths and has an mlok forearm option.
 
Hopefully the new AT-XC bolts will work in the legacy AT actions because it appears the new bolt should have detachable bolt heads.
 
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Hopefully the new AT-XC bolts will work in the legacy AT actions because it appears the new bolt should have detachable bolt heads.

I doubt it will be backwards compatible. Also, the bolt looks like the AXSR bolts. So, likely just a different way of pinning the bolt head in. I wouldn't expect any kind of quick change bolt head. Maybe slightly less labor intensive than the old bolts.....maybe.
 
It's a new action and new bolt, so probably doubtful they're interchangeable. The AXMC and AXSR do not work interchangeably.
I dunno man, AI's usually pretty good about doing that & making life easier on their customers... I'd imagine it'll be a simple swap & no doubt AT-X bolt availability will be better too!
 
Oh well I’ll just wait for an AT bolt to get opened up to .532-.535”.

I am unbothered by the bolt lift at this time.
 
I’m comparing AXMC to AXSR. Same as NikH would be upgrading to in order to get the LH options. Basically selling a used AXMC with bolts for $7k and cost is double that to upgrade to AXSR for the same needs. Just LH in his case

Both do the same thing with essentially only a few minor more modern features.

My comment was in regards to future prices on previous gen 1-3 ATX models. If they’ll share the same fate. Especially with the action update

I’m guessing the new ATXC will be priced a bit less than the AX 308 it’s replacing. About $7500-8k. But that’s only a guess
Pricing us right out of the market

Impact action here we go
 
So ai admits to heavy bolt lift🤨

AI is fixing the bolt lift issue by including an 8" cheater bar (with a machined in AI logo) with every new AT-XC to slip over the bolt handle to make the felt bolt lift softer.

Left handed cheater bars for left handed actions are expected to be available by Q3 2025 at an estimated price of $799.
 
the only difference i noticed for the european AXSR Mil vs civilian was the Mil bolt uses maraging steel (thus my question)