Re: question on anschutz's
the 1432 is based of the M54 action, a great rifle, will shoot with the best,
the M64 is the slightly less expensive model however the sillywet model is a mag model and wery suitable for any kind of hunting/target/tac shoot that one might like use it for.
As for value, I have no idea.
Best regards Chris
the 1432 is based of the M54 action, a great rifle, will shoot with the best,
the M64 is the slightly less expensive model however the sillywet model is a mag model and wery suitable for any kind of hunting/target/tac shoot that one might like use it for.
As for value, I have no idea.
Best regards Chris
Re: question on anschutz's
I have a 64 MPR that is a great allround target/tactical substitute for cheap practice [vs. centerfire]. It has just enough of a centerfire feel/weight to give good crosstraining.
I know the 54's are supposed to be better in the trigger and action [never played with one], but I can't figure that they are THAT much better[for the $}...my 64 trigger and accuracy are phenomenal!
Can't go wrong with any of the Annies.
FWIW
Wes
I have a 64 MPR that is a great allround target/tactical substitute for cheap practice [vs. centerfire]. It has just enough of a centerfire feel/weight to give good crosstraining.
I know the 54's are supposed to be better in the trigger and action [never played with one], but I can't figure that they are THAT much better[for the $}...my 64 trigger and accuracy are phenomenal!
Can't go wrong with any of the Annies.
FWIW
Wes
Re: question on anschutz's
Is the 1432, a heavy barrel with the classic stock or sporter barrel with the rollover cheekpiece?
64MS, I've seen them go for as little as $400 up to $800. They made single shot models and clip fed repeaters. Repeaters bring toward the higher end of the scale.
Is the 1432, a heavy barrel with the classic stock or sporter barrel with the rollover cheekpiece?
64MS, I've seen them go for as little as $400 up to $800. They made single shot models and clip fed repeaters. Repeaters bring toward the higher end of the scale.
Re: question on anschutz's
i honestly don't know i haven't seen them. I go up next wednesday, to check them out. The only thing i know is to check for wear and tear and corosion. I know exactly nothing about these particular rifles. pointers would be great. i'm listing the discriptions that were given to me. thanks
Anchutz Mod. 1432
.22 Hornet with 4x12 Redfield scope
excellent condition
Anchutz Mod 64 MS
Silhouette rifle
.22 Long rifle
with 4x Bushnell air rifle scope
thanks again
i honestly don't know i haven't seen them. I go up next wednesday, to check them out. The only thing i know is to check for wear and tear and corosion. I know exactly nothing about these particular rifles. pointers would be great. i'm listing the discriptions that were given to me. thanks
Anchutz Mod. 1432
.22 Hornet with 4x12 Redfield scope
excellent condition
Anchutz Mod 64 MS
Silhouette rifle
.22 Long rifle
with 4x Bushnell air rifle scope
thanks again
Re: question on anschutz's
Just an interesting note, the 1432 will probably be marked "Factory Ammo Only" on the top of the barrel. Anschutz doesn't want people loading them hot, I guess.
Just an interesting note, the 1432 will probably be marked "Factory Ammo Only" on the top of the barrel. Anschutz doesn't want people loading them hot, I guess.
Re: question on anschutz's
They're still quite a difference. The 64 action shoots very well but then the 54 action is superlative (BTW, do you know that this .22 RF as a recoil shoulder just like a CF rifle. In fact, Anschütz chambers the same rifle in .22 Hornet and .222 Rem). I own both actions, so my comparison is based on facts.
Anschütz 1418
Anschütz 1710
They're still quite a difference. The 64 action shoots very well but then the 54 action is superlative (BTW, do you know that this .22 RF as a recoil shoulder just like a CF rifle. In fact, Anschütz chambers the same rifle in .22 Hornet and .222 Rem). I own both actions, so my comparison is based on facts.
Anschütz 1418
Anschütz 1710
