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Kelbly's Atlas Lite 75 Degree Throw Barreled Action 22 Creedmoor 18" Carbon Fiber Threaded Barrel Black Nitride

$2574.00
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Brand
Kelbly's
Caliber
.22 Creedmoor
Category
Gun Parts
Action Type
Bolt Action
Barrel Length
18in
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
535259120242

Overview

The Kelbly's Atlas Lite Barreled Action provides a drop-in ready custom action and 18-inch carbon fiber threaded barrel chambered in 22 Creedmoor for custom rifle builds. Built on a Remington semi-clone short action receiver featuring a black nitride finish, it includes a 75-degree bolt throw, a one-piece bolt with an aluminum handle, a tilted TG mechanical ejector, a Sako extractor, and a dual-pin .250-inch recoil lug. It utilizes trigger pins for compatibility with standard Remington 700/40x stocks or chassis and incorporates a retrofittable anti-shear pivoting bolt stop.

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