Kelbly Atlas

Original price was: $1,050.00.Current price is: $950.00.

8-11 week lead time if purchasing actions on backorder.

75* Bolt Throw
20 MOA Picatinny Rail Included
Nitride Coated
Trigger pins included

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Kelbly Atlas

Description

The Atlas action is a Remington Semi-clone action, featuring a side bolt release and trigger pins. T

The Atlas is made to extreme tolerances never heard of in a normal Remington action. The rear base is on a level plane with the front base, making it easier to have accurate alignment of optics.

Made of 416RS this action is very rugged and reliable. The bolt is made in house with 4140 alloy steel. We have designed the action to accept the AICS magazine boxes as well as Wyatt’s Extended Boxes. We will accommodate the .223 and .222 rounds with a special magazine cut-out, please request .222 ADL/BDL if you intend to use one of these cartridges. We use a 2-pin recoil lug on all Atlas actions, making a “bind” less likely to happen when changing barrels. Options for this action are single shot, magazine, TG or Remington ejectors, and they are available in long or short action lengths. A pinned 20 MOA Picatinny 1913 MIL-SPEC rail is included.

Comes standard with:

Aluminum Bolt Shroud • Trigger Pins • Spiral Fluted Bolt • Grease

Specifications

Weight: 29.5 oz.
Length: 7.860 in.
Diameter: 1.355 in.
Bolt Faces: 222, PPC/ARC, 308, Mag. (.532)
Bolt Head: Coned, Flat
Right Bolt – Right Port OR Left Bolt – Left Port ONLY
Bolt Throw – 90 Degree (Standard) or 75 Degree
Single Shot or Repeater
Head-Space: .692 in.

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Kelbly’s History

In 1969, Ralph Stolle, an active benchrest competitor, designed and built an unlimited steel action that he called the Stolle Grizzly. It was a round action, over 14 inches in length, 1.700″ in diameter, with a blued finish. He built somewhere between 25 and 30 of them, mostly for unlimited bag guns. In 1970-71, Stolle manufactured the first aluminum Panda action, which was 11.5″ inches in length with a long barrel thread area. Stolle suffered a heart attack in 1979, and moved to North Lawrence a year later. In 1981 he produced his first actions at Kelbly’s facility with George E. Kelbly Sr. Ralph Stolle passed away in September 1982. In November 1982 Jim Kelbly was hired in with George E. Kelbly Jr. coming aboard in 1986 and Mike Kelbly in 1991. In 2012 George Sr. retired and sold company to his three sons and Kelbly’s Inc. now has 13 employees including Ian and Ryan Kelbly, both Jim’s sons.

Production has come along way since. Today, Kelbly’s is averaging over 1200 actions yearly with 30% sold to overseas customers. And complete rifles are now over 200 a year. Kelbly’s Inc. is always updating and advancing our product line with new rifle actions and rifles.