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Feather AT-22

MrGunz22
Anyone have any experience with these rifles? I picked one up and cant find much info on them. I did a search for old posts and there wasnt much about the 22. I see one on the auction side, LNIB, Seems a bit pricey. Does anyone know where I can find a DOM? I think the company is out of business now. I was told it is pre-ban, just want to check. I'll probably put it up on the auctions soon. Thanks
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  • cbxjeff
    Try featherusa.com. They are still around. I have a 22LR & a 9mm ver. Like them both. Not a AR when it come to long range accuracy but a unique piece.
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  • clays
    Feather USA is alive and doing well. http://guns-rifles-firearms.com/index_files/Page424.html

    I have owned several of their products and the only one I have been most pleased with was the .22. There are a ton of accessories for these guns and you can configure them to your liking. They are a pricey gun and I think that is why you don't encounter them very often.
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  • MrGunz22
    Thanks for the info. Was the AT-22 an older model that they dont make anymore? I see now they have the RAV-22. I dont think the guy that I bought the gun from knew what he had and neither did I. I gave him $100 for it. Good shape, 20rd mag I think or maybe its 30. Has a little rust on the wire stock but other than that pretty good. I cant seem to get the stock to collapse. It come off but wont collapse. Is there something i have to do. I know it does collapse just cant figure it out.
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  • lts
    you could have a fixed wire stock from the awb days to make the gun compliant. if the diameter of the wire stock steps down around 4 inches to the ends and has a latch hole on one side at the stepdown, it's a fixed. a collapsible stock is the same diameter wire with several detent holes for the latch. these are accurate little fun guns. the originals do not have a lock on the barrel nut, so remember to check it often if you go doing bricks in one sitting.
    forgot to mention the original feather at rifles are mid-late 80's to early mid 90's vintage, then mitchels bought them and then i believe they went out of businees.
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  • pickenup
    The mags are 20 round. In the picture below, the white arrow points to the release button for the stock. If you do not have one, or it does not move, your stock is not collapsible. If not, probably sold during the ban.

    It eats whatever ammo I feed it, and hits what I aim at.
    My favorite 22 rifle right now.

    Feather22-2.jpg
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  • spasmcreek
    got an at-22 with laser & cree 200 lumen light...really neat for varmints...has never skipped a beat & use aguila supmax hivel
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  • MrGunz22
    Thanks guys....little bummed. My gun must have been made post '94 and has the fixed position stock. Not that it really matters, im not much into "shootin from the hip" but the gentleman I bought it from said it was preban. Still not a bad deal at all. I still havent shot it yet but after hearing your replies im excited. Suprised to hear its accurate. It reminds me of my AR-7 and I can barely hit the side of a barn with that. I was going to sell it but I might just hang on to it for a little while. [:p]I'll let you know how it goes this weekend. [:D]
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  • lts
    could order a stock from feather or watch the auctions. where in ny are you? dc here.
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  • MrGunz22
    Upstate, Orange County. I dont need the stock to collapse, just figure the gun would be worth more if it did.
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