Accuracy International of North America

Accuracy International started in 1978 when Dave Walls, David Caig, and Malcolm Cooper (an Olympic rifle gold medalist) joined forces. By 2005, Walls and Caig took full ownership and doubled down on what they do best: building rifles that work under conditions others can't handle.

Their L96 and Arctic Warfare variants became the standard-issue sniper rifle for the UK Armed Forces. Today, AI rifles are in use by military and law enforcement agencies in over 60 countries. That track record isn't marketing—it's earned through repeated deployment in the field.

Accuracy International's headquarters and main manufacturing facility sits in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. The U.S. manufacturing base opened in Fredericksburg, VA in 2009 and handles American production.

Mile High Shooting Accessories operates as the largest AI distributor in the world AND the only certified Accuracy International Service Center in the USA. They stock rifles, chassis systems, barrels, magazines, and accessories—and can configure custom builds not currently listed.

Built from AI's submission to USSOCOM's Advanced Sniper Rifle program. Features: - Ambidextrous, 2-position safety - Adjustable cheekpiece, length of pull, butt pad - QUICKLOC barrel release (swap barrels with a hex key) - Modern ergonomics on a battle-tested platform - Priced at $11,505 (in .300 PRC or .300 Norma Mag, 27" barrel)

Part of AI's three-rifle precision system, chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Competition-focused features: - 2-stage competition trigger (1.5-2.75 lb factory setting, adjustable) - Wing nut length-of-pull adjustments for rapid field changes - Oversized magazine wells for smooth on-the-fly changes - 3-position safety for bolt manipulation without trigger access - Fixed stock (folding conversion kit coming) - $6,865 base configuration

Most customizable AI platform. Built for quick barrel swaps and tactical flexibility: - Available in .308, .300 Win Mag, .338 Lapua Mag - QUICKLOC barrel system (swap in minutes) - Double-chamber muzzle brake with suppressor compatibility - Adjustable butt stock and cheekpiece, folds right-side - Bipod mount, Picatinny rail, and KeySlot™ mounts - $6,865 base price

AI's .308/7.62 NATO workhorse. Direct descendant of the proven AW308 with improvements based on law enforcement and civilian tactical shooter feedback: - Chambered in .308/7.62 NATO - 60-degree bolt with one-piece extractor (minimizes hangups) - 12.6 lbs empty weight, compact and controllable - Foldable stock option for even tighter configurations - Standard for tactical long-range work

Extended Long Range platform modeled after the legendary AW50: - Chambered in .50 BMG - Upcoming: .375 ChevyTac and .408 ChevyTac conversion kits - QUICKLOC system allows on-the-fly caliber changes - Quick-adjust butt and cheek pieces - Right-folding stock, 2-stage trigger (4.4 lb max) - Built for sustained, reliable fire under harsh conditions

AI LE rifles are issued configurations with additional options: - AT LE: 16.5" or 20" barrel, skeletonized stock (active/retired LE only) - AX LE: .308 Winchester with 20" barrel, easily converts to 6.5 Creedmoor - Large trigger guard for gloved trigger access - Competition trigger conversion available

All chassis systems share core design philosophy: - Quick barrel swaps with hex key (no gunsmith needed) - Toolless adjustments in the field—cheekpiece, length of pull, butt pad - Polymer and alloy blend for rigidity without extreme weight - Multiple mounting options: KeySlot™ slots and Picatinny rails - Extreme temperature stability (polymer won't become brittle, alloy won't warp)

Proprietary, caliber-specific magazines built for reliability in any condition: - Coated steel construction prevents corrosion - Caliber range: .223 up to .50 BMG (heavy 30-caliber rounds and magnum loads) - Capacity options: 5, 8, or 10-round single/double-stack - Magazine compatibility groups (some interchange, others are platform-specific)

Example: AT-X Magazine (10-round) = $125.93

Quick-swap barrels designed for the QUICKLOC system. Change barrel with hex key + bolt body + magazine swap: - Widest selection: .308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor - Also available: 6mm Creedmoor, .300 PRC, 6.5 PRC, .338 Lapua - Lengths: 16.5" to 27" depending on action type - Manufacturers: WIN Tactical (only licensed US AI barrel maker) and PROOF Research (carbon-fiber-wrapped options) - Drop-in installation into AI chassis

• •Forend bridges (Mid length, M-LOK compatible)
• •Stock conversions (folding conversions for fixed-stock rifles)
• •Rail systems (KeySlot™ and Picatinny)
• •Accessory mounts (bipod, scope, optics platforms)

Accuracy International rifles often shoot between .5 and .75 MOA when properly sighted in, and below 1 MOA after a quick barrel change. For skilled riflemen in competitions, expect below .5 MOA accuracy in favorable conditions.

This consistency comes from: - Precision-machined actions and tolerances - Quick-adjustable components without zero shift - Proven platforms tested in combat worldwide - Simple, toolless field adjustments that stay locked

Mile High Shooting Accessories provides: - Certified AI Service Center repairs and maintenance - Riflescope trade-in programs - FFL transfers for out-of-state shipments - Armorer's courses (AI Armorer's Course) - Law enforcement trade-in programs - Financing options available - GunBroker auction platform

Frederick, CO (HQ) - 5831 Ideal Drive, Frederick, CO 80516 - (303) 255-9999 - Monday–Friday 9am–6pm

Cheyenne, WY - 5320 Campstool Road, Cheyenne, WY 82007 - (307) 757-9075 - Tuesday–Friday 9am–6pm - Saturday 9am–4pm

Accuracy International rifles aren't budget options. The AXSR starts at $11,505. The AT-X runs $6,865. These prices reflect:

• •Combat-proven reliability across 60+ countries' military/LE agencies
• •Quick-swap barrel systems that maintain zero (one rifle = multiple calibers)
• •Toolless field adjustments without gunsmiths or tools
• •Precision manufacturing in Hampshire, England and Fredericksburg, VA
• •Track record, not marketing—L96 and AW variants are actual standard-issue weapons

You're not paying for a brand name. You're paying for a rifle that works when other rifles don't, configured exactly how you need it, and serviceable in the field by the shooter.