Anyone familiar with this rifle? I have recently acquired and can find nothing out about it. Plain Jane stock but a single shot with the better quality Anchultz sights. A friend looked at it the other day and said he thought it was a 54 Action and not the 64. Guessing but was it made for one year only in year 2000?
Anschultz 2000
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Need a model # or picture.
It might be a 1450B , Circa 1993 only , marked 2000 action , its a single shot, hardwood 5 lbs, 19.5 in barrel, 36 inches overall , ventilated forend adj buttplate.
Sound like it?
It might be a 1450B , Circa 1993 only , marked 2000 action , its a single shot, hardwood 5 lbs, 19.5 in barrel, 36 inches overall , ventilated forend adj buttplate.
Sound like it?
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It's closer to the 54 than 64, but it is a new action design from what I understand, the first upgrade for the 54 in many years.
Square bottom and four action screws are just a few features....
Cat
Square bottom and four action screws are just a few features....
Cat
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I'm confused. If it's the gun I'm thinking of, it was intended as a inexpensive beginners gun, It was not up to the level of the 64 action and had a simple trigger.
I believe I saw one at Gobel's a while ago and it was selling for around the $400 mark. I'd much rather have a CIL 190 for that price.
However, when I search on the Anschutz 2000, it appears to be their biggest and best, current rifle.
Anschutz 2000
Notes: These target rifles use a new integrated barrel and action assembly. This makes for a more solid rifle, and also allows for a floating barrel. The Model 2007 comes in three butt lengths and is the base rifle; the Model 2007/660 has a 26-inch barrel. The Model 2012 Sport Rifle has a riser block in front of the trigger guard to make a more solid palm rest and provide more weight, and a thumbhole stock, as well as an adjustable cheekpiece. The Model 2013 Super Match is identical to the 2012, but has additional counterweight tracks and a stick adjustable in the butt, cheekpiece, and cant. The Model 2013/690 has an astounding 27.15-inch barrel.
I believe I saw one at Gobel's a while ago and it was selling for around the $400 mark. I'd much rather have a CIL 190 for that price.
However, when I search on the Anschutz 2000, it appears to be their biggest and best, current rifle.
Anschutz 2000
Notes: These target rifles use a new integrated barrel and action assembly. This makes for a more solid rifle, and also allows for a floating barrel. The Model 2007 comes in three butt lengths and is the base rifle; the Model 2007/660 has a 26-inch barrel. The Model 2012 Sport Rifle has a riser block in front of the trigger guard to make a more solid palm rest and provide more weight, and a thumbhole stock, as well as an adjustable cheekpiece. The Model 2013 Super Match is identical to the 2012, but has additional counterweight tracks and a stick adjustable in the butt, cheekpiece, and cant. The Model 2013/690 has an astounding 27.15-inch barrel.
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Is it a 2000 or perhaps a Savage 2000?
It almost sounds like one of Savage's models.
The newer Anschutz action I mentioned was for their high end target rifles, but I seem to remember a savage line that was on a 64 or (modified 64) action like you mentioned, Slash...
Cat
It almost sounds like one of Savage's models.
The newer Anschutz action I mentioned was for their high end target rifles, but I seem to remember a savage line that was on a 64 or (modified 64) action like you mentioned, Slash...
Cat
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diopter said:Left to right:
Walther KKJ, very similar to Anschutz 54 action.
CIL 180, Anschutz 64 Action
Last two on right Anschutz 2000 and Anschutz Mark 12, both with same action.
Yup, as I later suspoected, it's closer to the 64, but not a true 64 action.
Thanks Diopter!
Model numbers can be very confusing sometimes, some of the Anschutz air rifle models are very close to the rimfire models.
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diopter, that Walther shoot as good as mine? I find it amazing with Faderal classic 40 gr Hard points. Whats with the stock on that gun, something a miss, was it left , turned right?
Whats with the stock on that gun, something a miss, was it left , turned right?Levi Garrett said:diopter, that Walther shoot as good as mine? I find it amazing with Faderal classic 40 gr Hard points.
It's a one holer with most decent target ammo. Tiger stripe walnut give it a great Wow! factor
It's a right hand action in the original left hand stock. I don't think Anschutz ever made a left hand action. I shoot it right handed. Doesn't bother me at all.
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It sure is pretty I could not believe how accurate these single shots are, and what a massive bolt eh!
I could not believe how accurate these single shots are, and what a massive bolt eh!
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Nice shape And for folks that don't know, its the size of a magnum rifle bolt , just about, I would say , in Diameter
And for folks that don't know, its the size of a magnum rifle bolt , just about, I would say , in DiameterThanks CATNTHEHATT for the info--thats the rifle all right but mine has the 6834 Match Sight set. A little bit fancier than the ones shown on the rifle in your photo.The sights may be worth more than the rifle itself.I am a fancier of the martini small actions myself and will be selling or trading this off.Would $750.00 be a reasonable price to ask for it?
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Scope and all, would be a steal, if the barrel is nice, and no rust on the metal
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Uh, methinks brother Levi has this thread confused with a thread in another forum?Levi Garrett said:Scope and all, would be a steal, if the barrel is nice, and no rust on the metal
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Good call, LMAO So whats this gun look like anyhooo..........
So whats this gun look like anyhooo..........
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Check the second frrom the right in Diopter's post...Levi Garrett said:Good call, LMAO
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This could be it then
What are the specs on that gun? cause there is a 64 next to the Walther, and the one on the end looks like a 64(not)
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