Need help identifying this Anschutz

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As some of you may know, I have an affinity for rifles with "mannlicher" stocks. I am dealing on this Anschutz and am having trouble identifying it. As indicated, it has a "mannlicher" or stutzen stock and is chambered in 22 WMR, but marked 22 magnum. Near as I can tell, it is based on the 64 action, but those in the know can confirm this. Rifle has DST (dual set triggers) and is marked "J G Anschutz GmbH Waffenfabrik Ulm/D Germany" Barrel has a proof mark with "62" on it. Is this similar to Brno's marking of the year? Flip up rear sights are marked 100 and 150 (yards or meters?).
Condition of the rifle is about 75%. Any value of this would be appreciated as well.
Thanks much!
Chris
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I'm not sure that this helps, but I have three Anschutz rifles. Two have the same action as yours.

My 1418 stutzen .22Lr has the same action type as yours, the model "64" with sliding side safety.

My 1515 .22magnum has the same 64 action too, but has a single trigger and half stock.

My model 1433 .22 Hornet Stuzen is a match 54 action ( wing safety on the bolt ) and was originally set up with double set triggers, but I swapped them for a single stage adjustable trigger.

So I believe you have a 1518 - "15" for the .22 magnum chambering M64 action and "18" for the stuzen stock configuration. I did a google search and 1518's that I found do look like yours. http://www.shooterscatalogue.com/manuals/1418st-1518st_0890.pdf
 
Longwalker said:
I'm not sure that this helps, but I have three Anschutz rifles. Two have the same action as yours.

My 1418 stutzen .22Lr has the same action type as yours, the model "64" with sliding side safety.

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My model 1433 .22 Hornet Stuzen is a match 54 action ( wing safety on the bolt ) and was originally set up with double set triggers, but I swapped them for a single stage adjustable trigger.

So I believe you have a 1518 - "15" for the .22 magnum chambering M64 action and "18" for the stuzen stock configuration. I did a google search and 1518's that I found do look like yours. http://www.shooterscatalogue.com/manuals/1418st-1518st_0890.pdf
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Gotta ask... Wanna sell them?
My first thought on the rifle pictured was 1518 as well, but Blue Book did not indicate the 1518 in 22 Magnum just 22 LR, albeit "Deluxe".

maynard said:
"62" is the year of manufacture.
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Thanks!
 
My unqualified opinion is the value of your rifle is closer to $600 than $950. Some shooters will pay extra for DST's and some don't want them at all, ( like me!) but it is a very nice rifle regardless. If it was the match 54 action it would be worth more.
 
So my gun has a model 54 action?

Where can you buy single set triggers?

I need to put a smaller scope on it and find a .222 magazine

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Not sure if it's an issue or not, but that bolt looks rather lazy.
I have owned a couple of Anschutz and the bolts were worn out.
Wouldn't stay together and way back when, parts were rare as hen's teeth.
Just stating which my eyes think what they see.
Cheers.
Looky.
 
Tazzy, yes you have a model 54 action. Parts for Anschutz rifles are imported by North Sylva in Ontario. They claim that they sell triggers. But I tried for several months a few years ago to buy a M54 trigger assembly from them, and after a lot of frustrating phone calls and e-mails I finally gave up . Maybe things have gotten better in the parts department lately. I finally obtained a single trigger for my rifle ( originally the same as Tazzy's above) by buying another rifle and swapping triggers then selling the donor.
 
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