CIL 180 barrelled action requires stock

The CIL Anschutz 180 is a single shot. The Boyds stocks are for repeaters, if that matters.

Something to keep in mind before ordering is that the 64 action underwent a change around 2009,long after the CIL Anschutz 180 was discontinued, with the receiver being made a little wider to 26mm. Boyds doesn't indicate whether their stocks are inletted for the newer receiver dimensions or the older.

If choosing a Boyds stock for your barreled action, it may be preferable for a number of reasons to order directly from the manufacturer rather than an American reseller. Many will not ship stocks internationally and have a limited choice.
 
grauhanen said:
The CIL Anschutz 180 is a single shot. The Boyds stocks are for repeaters, if that matters.

Something to keep in mind before ordering is that the 64 action underwent a change around 2009,long after the CIL Anschutz 180 was discontinued, with the receiver being made a little wider to 26mm. Boyds doesn't indicate whether their stocks are inletted for the newer receiver dimensions or the older.

If choosing a Boyds stock for your barreled action, it may be preferable for a number of reasons to order directly from the manufacturer rather than an American reseller. Many will not ship stocks internationally and have a limited choice.
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So yeah, with a vintage single shot bolt action option is factory?
 
No, you can use the Boyd's stock, but you may have to put in a bit of work to fit it properly to your receiver.

Acraglas is your friend under such circumstances.

I think that CIL 180 would look and function very well in the stock shown in your link.

If you have to get the work done, it may not be worth the price.
 
If Canada post wasn't on strike, Id sell you a 190's stock for cheap ( like price of shipping plus like 20$ ) I started to inlet it for my 64 Silhouette and just gave up. I took the UIT rail off it and used it for another project.
 
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bearhunter said:
No, you can use the Boyd's stock, but you may have to put in a bit of work to fit it properly to your receiver.

Acraglas is your friend under such circumstances.

I think that CIL 180 would look and function very well in the stock shown in your link.

If you have to get the work done, it may not be worth the price.
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Sounds expensive 😬😬
 
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