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Accuracy International Intros New AT-X Platform for 2024

by Rob Curtis
January 22, 2024
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Accuracy International is pleased to announce that it will be offering new products into the Civilian and Military/Police Markets for 2024. They will be shown at the Shot Show in Las Vegas, USA, January 2024 and the British Shooting Show, UK, February 2024.

Accuracy International, Ltd is widely regarded as the creator of the world’s finest sniper rifles being Accurate, Rugged and Reliable.

The AT-X platform, with a new generation short action and enhanced features, after continued research and development and exhaustive testing, will now be offered in Sporting and Professional configurations. The AT-XC answers the call for a modern action with durability, safety, ease of use and an increased feature set for the competitive shooter. The AT-XMIL/LE replaces the AT and AX308 models.

Accuracy International AT-Mil

The AT-X builds on AI’s legacy of engineering and innovation that has made it a world leader in bolt action rifle technology. “The development of the AT-X sets new standards of performance for a bolt- action platform and delivers on AI’s reputation for accuracy, durability, and safety,” said Tom Irwin, Director. The heart of the AT-X is a new action design sharing major features with the AXSR and AX ELR rifles. The new action provides greater breech strength, improved gas handling, bedding stability, durability, reduced operating effort, and lower weight. Rigorous testing was central to the development of the new action to ensure performance and reliability in the most demanding environments. The new action will be the foundation for a family of AT-X rifles.


Testing to relevant NATO D/14 Standards:

  • Obstructed barrel test
  • Safety Drop Test
  • Endurance Test
  • Hot and Cold Test
  • Static and Dynamic Sand and Dust Test
  • Mud Test

The AT-X is a multi-calibre bolt action rifle with quick change barrel capability, two stage trigger with adjustable shoe. A cut rifled, high precision, barrel is available in .308Win and 6.5 Creedmoor. The 7075 t6 alloy chassis treatment is Mil Std Hardcoat Anodize with a Cerakote finish.

Standard Features Include:

  • Folding stock with rear grip
  • Detachable 10-round magazine
  • Target adjustable butt pad
  • 20 MOA action rail
  • Toolless adjustable length of pull
  • Toolless adjustable cheek rest
  • Full length forend bridge
  • Three position safety
  • AI’s KeySlot interface
  • Interchangeable AR style grip
  • Integral RRS dovetail interface

The AXSR long action multicalibre rifle has been in production for the USA market for a few years and will now be offered to the UK and Rest of the World markets as a user configurable, mission adaptable, all weather, day/night capable rifle system.

Accuracy International AX ELR .50

Along with the AX ELR .50BMG, all models have successfully and independently completed all relevant NATO / Military Weapon testing standards worldwide, for continued assurance of performance in professional markets.

The U.S. market will have the same family of products in different configurations.

Headquartered in Portsmouth UK for over 40 years, Accuracy International has designed, tested, manufactured, and supported precision rifles and accessories for the most demanding military organizations, police forces and competitive shooters in the world utilizing proven world class manufacturing principals. Accuracy International rifle systems are in use in the UK, US and over 70 countries worldwide.

For Further information contact:

Accuracy International Ltd ai@accuracyinternational.org

Accuracy International of North America, Inc. aina@accuracyinternational.us

Visit us on our updated new website at – www.accuracyinternational.com

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