ARC Coup De Grace Left Hand

Product Description

Meet the ARC Coup De Grace Left Hand: Precision Perfected

The ARC Coup De Grace Left Hand delivers a bold, final stroke to outdated bolt-action designs. With a sleek profile and minimalist engineering, this action does more with fewer parts—yet never compromises strength or performance.

Engineered for shooters who demand reliability, the ARC Coup De Grace features a fully field-serviceable bolt requiring no tools. Its 16-part assembly functions with just 12 parts, including only two springs and a single pin. Fewer components mean fewer failure points.

Built to Dominate: ARC Coup De Grace Left Hand Features

Designed for intuitive use and easy customization, the receiver includes:

• Remington 700 footprint for broad compatibility

• Integral recoil lug and Picatinny rail (20 or 30 MOA)

• Adjustable trigger hanger for fine-tuned control

• AIAW and AICS magazine compatibility (short and long actions)

• Mechanical ejector for consistent performance

• Robust 9 o’clock bolt release

Advanced Bolt Design, Field-Ready Function

The bolt design brings innovation to the field:

• Tool-less disassembly, even for the striker

• Three-lug, floating bolt heads from 0.378″ to 0.588″

• 70° bolt throw for faster cycling

• Controlled-round feed extractor with single-feed ability

• Pivoting or fixed handle options

• Dual cocking cams for smoother operation

• Black nitride finish for durability

American Rifle Company tests every ARC Coup De Grace at pressures exceeding standard proof loads. You get a system built to handle extremes—and thrive under pressure.

Choose Your Configuration

• Short Action Weight: 947g (2.1 lb)

• Long Action Weight: 1084g (2.4 lb)

Important Usage Notes

For cartridges with 14.93mm (.588 in) case heads—like the .338 Lapua Mag—the extractor won’t engage as the round clears the feed lips. These cartridges behave more like push-feed designs. In this case, American Rifle Company recommends the pivoting handle, especially when using the 588 bolt head:

1. Larger rounds tend to stick in the chamber more often.

2. Extraction works without rotating the bolt closed.