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Huskydriver, I hope that clarified if for you. For the others interested in 223 and 6.5 PRC, just because we are not working on those developments now it does not mean we will not be working on them in the future. Tom Irwin Accuracy International

When the AT-X was launched, several premature statements were made by AI Team members who were aware of some ongoing activities and suggestions of what we might do in the future. They are an integral part of the AI family, had a huge influence on the AT-X features, but not employees and not...

I did not say we are not using Bartlein! The majority of Win Tactical blanks are Bartlein but we have also used Hawk Hill recently to meet demand.

Scott might answer your questions but for clarifications sake, the two 223 bolts and actions, referred to by Scott, are from the 1990's and never got beyond a couple of prototypes. As stated by another member our focus was on military and LE for most of the past 40 years. We have no plans, at...

Just sorting out the planning for machining right now. Had to make sure all of the second production AT-X components were nearly complete and then have to program CNC machines for the AICS in Remington 700 as well as the new rear end. We will be advising our distributors and taking orders...

We are not a "giant" of a company but we do design, develop, test and build in production our rifles in the UK for those markets outside of the USA. That includes barrels, chassis and triggers. In order to support the USA market we have chosen to machine and Cerakote components for the AXSR and...

We have a list of projects currently in development and the AT-X family is a part of that. Currently a 223 version is not included but that is not an indication we will not be considering it in the future. I do not want to state that we will have a 223 and then have to read about how long it...

We at AI manufacture bolt heads and bolt bodies to our designs. These designs have been tested with barrel block testing to prove they are safe. The bolt head material is a very high tensile strength steel which is also very expensive. We assemble those components to our process and every...

FYI We never sell bolt heads or bolt bodies without a bolt head to anyone. We strongly recommend that nobody change one of our bolt heads as this is a serious safety concern. Tom Irwin Accuracy International

If I said February and now I am saying March then I would have to agree that is a delay.

Our distributors will be able to order AICS, for Remington 700, at the beginning of March. All are short action and we will start with the longer front end. Delivery will commence in July 2022. There should be a new thread on AICS shortly. Tom Irwin Accuracy International

The next production run will start delivering later in March and will run through April and May. After that the next AT-X rifle with the new rear end will start delivering in July 2022. It will also be possible to purchase the new rear as an aftermarket accessory which can replace the current...

Just announced at Shot Show, we are now offering 6 mm Creedmore as well as 6.5 mm. This is for the US market only. Tom Irwin Accuracy International

Or do you loosen the thumbscrews make a manual adjustment and retighten the thumbscrew? YES

Distributors will be able to place orders by the end of this month. Tom Irwin.

You are correct Zane777. In addition there is no visible difference between Gen 1 and 2. There are only minor changes which make assembly and disassembly of the chassis easier. These changes also transfer over to the Remington 700 AICS, we just released, as well as Tikka and Anschutz we will...

We did ship some of the first UK production to Canada before Christmas and they are Version 2/Gen 2. The only differences between V/G 1 and 2 are in the chassis and are minor machining changes to improve the efficiency of assembly and disassembly of the chassis. For V/G 3 there is the new...

All AT-X rifles and AICS ordered now will be what we call Version 3 and what has been referred to here as Gen 3. The new common rear end with single thumbscrew adjustment for cheek piece and LOP is included. Tom Irwin Accuracy International

The bonding on AI rifles goes back to the L96, 40 years ago, when our action machining was nothing like it is today and the chassis components were from castings and were welded. Any irregularities between the action and chassis could be taken up with epoxy. When the AX50 was developed it was...