Info needed from Anschutz gurus

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Need info on this model....
I have wanted a good single shot 22 for a while now and just picked up this safe queen from a buddy at our club.
Its an older 54 action match model 1403 with hand stop and sling swivel added to the rail and upgraded sights (so he tells me). Beautiful stock with pistol grip and thumb cut out also has adjustable butt stock with 4 inserts and rubber pad (he has long arms). I've searched online but not a lot of info on 1403 ? I'm considering putting a scope on it but it works great and looks better with the sights on it now......but my eyes aren't as young as they used to be ....lol. Any info on this model would be helpful.
 
http://www.eme421.com/anschutz.html

scroll down , second section on the main page , with all the info /spec's


The Rifle, .22 Calibre, Anschütz, Model 1403


.22 cal. Anschutz Model 1403


The Rifle, .22 Calibre, Anschütz, Model 1403 is a competition rifle used by the Canadian Armed Forces for training and recreational purposes.

The model 1403 rifle is a heavy barrel, .22 calibre, manually operated, single shot, hand fed, bolt action rifle with an adjustable two stage trigger. It fires 5.6 by 16 R (.22 Long Rifle) ammunition. It has an applied manual safety.


IDENTIFICATION



Manufacturer

JG Anschütz EngH Ulm Donau FRG


Model

Target 1403


Manufacturer Part Number

1403




TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS



PHYSICAL DATA


Rifle


Length

110.0 cm (43.3 in.)


Weight

3.85 kg (8.49 lb)


OPERATING DATA


System of Operation

Anschütz Match 64 hand fed single shot, manual bolt action


Safety Feature

Applied safety locks both the bolt and trigger


Muzzle Velocity

340 mps (1 100 fps)





BARREL DATA


Type

Anschütz Match 64 Cal .22 long rifle


Calibre

0.22 in.


Length

63.18 cm (24.875 in.)





RIFLING PARTICULARS


Number of Grooves

8


Pitch

1 turn in 41.91 cm (16.5 in.)


Direction of Twist

Right hand


TRIGGER DATA


Type

Adjustable, two stage, Anschütz Match with safety catch


Model

5091


Trigger pull weight

150 g (5.3 oz)


Range of Adjustments

140 to 200 g (5.0 oz. to 7.0 oz)


Adjustments

Trigger pull weight, Catch overlap, Trigger over-travel


STOCK DATA


Type

One size butt and forestock, adjustable in overall length


SIGHT DATA


Rear Sight


Type

Micrometer adjustable eyepiece with fixed aperture


Model

6705


Adjustments

Increments of 1/6 minute. One click (1/6 minute) in elevation or azimuth moves the MPI 0.6 mm at 10 m or 5 mm at 100 m


Front Sight


Type

Globe (tunnel) front sight with interchangeable elements (5) with aperture ranging from 2.2 mm to 4.0 mm (0.087 to 0.157 in.) diameter or post (2) in width of 1.7 mm and 3.8 mm (0.07 to 0.15 in.)


Model

6522


AMMUNITION DATA


Size

5.6 by 16R (.22 cal long rifle)


Type

Rimfire cartridges with lead bullets
 
Thanks Hightrail.....
Could of swore it was a 54 ?.....also pretty sure its not a two stage trigger. Adjustable yes. Looks just like the pic tho. But wouldn't know to tell the difference between the 54 or 64 ....lol
 
deckerhead said:
Need info on this model....
I have wanted a good single shot 22 for a while now and just picked up this safe queen from a buddy at our club.
Its an older 54 action match model 1403 with hand stop and sling swivel added to the rail and upgraded sights (so he tells me). Beautiful stock with pistol grip and thumb cut out also has adjustable butt stock with 4 inserts and rubber pad (he has long arms). I've searched online but not a lot of info on 1403 ? I'm considering putting a scope on it but it works great and looks better with the sights on it now......but my eyes aren't as young as they used to be ....lol. Any info on this model would be helpful.
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I have always thought that the 1403 was a 64 action not a 54 action. Would still shoot pretty well though!

I guess I was slow off the mark here.... but the 54 actions have a collar with the bolt handle root forming one locking lug and another lug on the same collar forming another locking surface. They are set at about the 4 and 8 oclock positions... fwiw I believe that the top of the bolt `nose` forms the third locking surface as it is forced up against the action at 12:00 when in battery.
 
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Something over 20x with fine crosshairs will give you a good picture of the target, be it at 25 or 50 yrds. I managed to get a Mueller 8-32, for my Anschutz 190, works good for the price.
 
deckerhead said:
Thanks Hightrail.....
Could of swore it was a 54 ?.....also pretty sure its not a two stage trigger. Adjustable yes. Looks just like the pic tho. But wouldn't know to tell the difference between the 54 or 64 ....lol
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Your vey welcome , alawys happy to help out a fellow CGNer !!

Good luck with that beautiful rifle !!
 
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