Introducing the new Atlas action manufactured by Kelbly’s Inc. The Atlas action is a Remington 700 clone made to benchrest standards. The action body is made of 416RS stainless steel. Bolts are made of 4140 alloy steel on the body and stainless steel on bolt handle. The Atlas action will come standard as a single shot with trigger bracket for Remington style triggers, aluminum bolt shroud, cone bolt on 222, PPC, and 308, flat bolt on .532 bolt face, and top safety cutout. The headspace is .692 with out recoil lug. The thread will be 1 1/16thx18 tpi. We are making a nut to go on your old Stolle barrels that will allow you to shoot your old barrel on the Atlas action without rechambering. Action configurations are right bolt, right port or left bolt, left port only. Priced at 700.00!
Options available
Fluted bolt 60.00
Magazine – extended requires flat bolt on 308 & .532 60.00
Ejector – 75.00
Recoil Lug .250 – 35.00
Cera-Kote action body and bolt handle – 100.00
Polish action & bolt handle – 120.00
Stolle 1.115 HS washer – 30.00
The Atlas action is on schedule for production at end of October 2009. As many of you know we name our actions after bears and the Atlas Bear was the only native bear to the continent of Africa, the home of big mammals. Located in the Atlas Mountains of northwestern Africa, it was smaller than a black bear. Feeding primarily on nuts, acorns and roots it was stronger and thicker than the black bear. The Atlas bear is now extinct.
Options available
Fluted bolt 60.00
Magazine – extended requires flat bolt on 308 & .532 60.00
Ejector – 75.00
Recoil Lug .250 – 35.00
Cera-Kote action body and bolt handle – 100.00
Polish action & bolt handle – 120.00
Stolle 1.115 HS washer – 30.00
The Atlas action is on schedule for production at end of October 2009. As many of you know we name our actions after bears and the Atlas Bear was the only native bear to the continent of Africa, the home of big mammals. Located in the Atlas Mountains of northwestern Africa, it was smaller than a black bear. Feeding primarily on nuts, acorns and roots it was stronger and thicker than the black bear. The Atlas bear is now extinct.
