Feather industries AT-9

[bolus]

J&B Firearms has a Feather industries AT-9 on sale when I went by today. I had not heard of these before. Anyone have any experience with them? Blow back 9mm, takes uzi mags I believe. Collapsible wire stock. Sounds like Feather went out of business in the 90's and a new company is making a variant of them now though from the sounds of things there is no factory support for them anymore.

Sorry for the crappy pic

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[Stomper]

That looks seriously related to the Sten SMG, or the sterling SMG

 

[Larrytpdx]

It certainly beats the Inland Mfg. ADVISOR M1
https://www.northwestfirearms.com/t...-start-shipping-in-march.212829/#post-1386551

 

[jbett98]

What's the price tag on that AT-9?

 

[bolus]

That looks seriously related to the Sten SMG, or the sterling SMG

very similar. screw on caps on the end. solid metal tube and the bolt is a big metal cylindrical slug. Caught my eye since I will probably never be skilled enough to make a sten from a kit and then convert it to semi auto.

 

[bolus]

What's the price tag on that AT-9?

$600 if I remember correctly.
I cant find any good pricing reference on them. There is one on gunbroker for $825
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=537557642

 

[Stomper]

Converting a Sten or Sterling kit to a semiauto closed bolt is not as unobtainable as you think.

 

[Chee-to]

They also made a AT-22