Anyone have info on Feather Industries AT-9?

[J.P]

i recently acquired a Feather Industries AT-9 as part of a trade. I can’t find too much info on it, other than the basics. 9mm survival breakdown carbine. Takes 30 seconds tops to breakdown/put together. Made in America in the 1980’s-1990’s. Earlier models (such as mine) take uzi mags and later models take glock mags. It has an uzi style sliding stock. Other than this I don’t know anything else and can’t find out too much as far as value.

I recently acquired another 9mm carbine and was thinking about now selling or trading this one. But was unsure of value or even rarity and if I should just hold onto it. Any info would help and be much appreciated. Thank you.

 

[bulletpaluza]

You are .missing the barrel shroud. They are neat little rifles but with all of the modern take down / survival rifles on the market today that beat this in every category (weight, comfort, speed, trigger pull, accuracy, and ability to have irons) these will never be a big collector piece. If you list as pictured with one mag and missing shroud and cheapie red dot you will get $500-$600 for it. I have seen a few sell for $700-800 but they were complete and came with 10+ mags.

Hope this helps.