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Ordered one yesterday!!!

Bang that shit!! I still believe that keymod is the Easiest on off attachment system for rifles. M-lock is a bit of a futszy pain in the ass on/off system. M-lock is the “standard” unfortunately…

American engineering and its worth every penny!

Ted, saw you at IMTS at a distance. So cool to see someone in person with such enganuity and ability to put that into a product. The pivoting bolt is my favorite feature. Keep up the great work!

I have bought many and they are great. The trigger hanger has been improved to keep "experts" from messing them up when they don't fully understand what it's doing. They make this action unbelievably smooth and it feeds like greased butter.

Ted, you are one of the only new generation American gun designers out there. Truly. With that said…. Will you ever produce ARC magazines again?? -Isaac

Yap I bought one!!!

Are you able to comment on long and short action compatibility? I'm building a rifle around an action that can handle .308 Win and 300 Win Mag with the purchase of a second bolt (and thus, different sized bolt face). Based on the chart on the ARC website, it appears my options would be a short action with 300 WSM as a substitution for 300 Win Mag OR a long action, substituting, say, 30-06 for .308. If possible, please let me know if I have this straight or need to email the ARC team for clarification. Much appreciated. BTW, great video, excellent overview of the value ARC is offering.

Can i use a savage small shank barrel with nut? Or would i need to get the breach conical cut?

ordered this SA and a target prs style stock. its great to buy american products that really do have the best features possible. yes AW mags are that good, worth redesigning a mag and an action, which is why AI did it in the first place. i literally couldnt have dreamed up a sweeter action if i knew how! jeez that price is going to hurt a lot of companies in the industry! new standard product. instead of the R700 pattern, we may call it the CDG pattern in 50 years.

Can this rifle be made with the Coupe De Grace?

Being new to all this bolt action stuff, this type of video is invaluable to me. There are so many actions, and i really don't understand what makes them different. But this video is helping me start to understand. Thank you very much.

I will literally pay double retail to get my hands on an AIAW mag to finish my ARC build

Yo Ted it’s Nik

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I'm trying to figure out if the Faxon 8.6 barrel I ordered would work. Because this presentation pretty well solidified the fact I want this action. Partially because the faxon actions won't even work with their Remage barrels. I'll also be getting the M-Brace mount.

cant wait till i get one of those action in 300 prc

do you have a 338 chambered of that rifle bro?

@AmericanRifleCompany Ted, hello. Can you confirm that the correct AIAW mag for .308/6.5CM is the AI part number 0726? I've ordered a CDG for my Xylo, found the AIAW 0726 mags online, and just want to confirm. Thanks.

sir do you have a lapua magnum chambered in 338?

My Masterpiece Arms BA PMR PRO v2 came with the Coupe de Grace' action! Absolute work of art. Fit, finish, sexy lines, fluted bolt, and as smooth as glass. Its got a look & feel like no other action. Perfection in every way. Keep up the great work.

Ted, this is freaking great!

What unsold me on this action is the need for a conical breech face. You cannot use pre-fit barrels with it.

I'm sure this is a nice action. What really pisses me off is the fact that ARC has pretty much dropped ALL support for the other actions. I have 2 Nucleus Gen 2s, one less than a year old, and need new bolt heads for different cartridges. Can't get any. This forces me to look elsewhere for an action the company I choose to go with will actually support. I could buy the Coup De Grace, especially if I plan to find a different action to replace these nucleus gen 2s. However, I will not be forced to buy the Coup De Grace because ARC decided to forget about the other actions in it's lineup. It would be my luck ARC will drop support for the Coup De Grace in less than a year also and then I'm really screwed. Never again ARC, never again. I'll find a company that will actually support their products....

Ted could this action be used in benchrest if it had a solid bottom or an insert.

OK, so I have a question: I received a replacement parts kit for the extractor with a pin, and a shorter spring than the original one I had that came with a black extractor, a small ball, and a slightly longer spring. The new pin that comes with the new extractor has a beveled edge on one side and a flat edge on the other side. Which direction does the beveled end go?

Thank you Ted I’m just now stepping into the world of civilian precision rifle and your knowledge and engineering prowess has reeled me in to ARC. I purchased a CDG action, I appreciate you bringing those to us at an affordable price, and this chassis looks like a nice match. Does it run well with AW mags and are there rubber grips available for it?

I have a christensen arms mesa 300PRC in a Grayboe ridgeback stock, long action of course. I am wondering if I would have any trouble getting this action beded to this stock and removing that christensen arms. Anybody have any concrete evidence that it will fit? Or that it will not, for certain.

How long is the arca rail

Awesome work. Eagerly awaiting my CDG. Have some feelers out for the AIAW mags.

Just ordered a MPA pro in left hand 3 months eta cant wait!

Ted can you please make a video showing and describing the difference and similarities between the lightweight and standard Coupe De Grace? Thank you for this video, we all look forward to new videos, your expertise, engineering and enthusiasm is what makes your rifle receivers so excellent.

This is the action I choose to sell barreled actions with my name on it.

What is that chassis model and where can I get it? Thank you

Ted, what chassis did you use for the assembly?

Is there any reason yall didn’t flute the entire bolt? I was under the impression that a fluted bolt was smoother and lighter, but it seems yall only done it for aesthetics. Just curious

Caution: if the bolt locking pin rotates at all, it won’t be able to move into the head piece. There’s a tiny tab on the side of the locking pin that needs to be aligned just right to reassemble the cocking piece into the bolt. If the locking pin can’t depress, the cocking piece won’t compress enough to rotate and lock into the bolt body.

Does it have a saftey

How many different calibers can you fire out of the same action with a barrel change out?

interesting action. good honest explanation. gotta say Im thinking about trying a CDG. I want to build a shorty .308 or 6.5 💪🏽

would love to have the money to build off your action but my financial situation is no longer what it was, great work though!!

Got mine 3 months ago and it’s been my favourite action so far!

Reminds me somewhat of my Sako extractor. But I scratch my head about the CDG extractor spring. Having conceptual trouble with how it works. But I AM confidant that it does work!

Ted you’re the damn 🐐. Not sure of any other custom guys or any period really that put that much effort into showing the customer every little thing

I got a short action coming in, hopefully in January.

I have a question, does the conical breach run the entire face of the barrel?

Love the presentation on why you prefer the "AW" magazine. It makes sense that they have less friction and higher capacity because they are a true double stack.

Can’t wait to get one

I would like to know the materials used for the bolt and the receiver. I looked/searched and only found a reference to alloy. Please add to website description. Thanks.

Hoping for more videos!