help me Identify this trigger guard.
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Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
The fact that it says Anschutz makes me think its from a Anschutz.
Better known for their Biathlon and Target lines of rifles, they also make some hunting rifles.
Their current line of hunting rifles dont seem to have a square trigger guard like that.
What type of rifle is it on?
The fact that it says Anschutz makes me think its from a Anschutz.
Better known for their Biathlon and Target lines of rifles, they also make some hunting rifles.
Their current line of hunting rifles dont seem to have a square trigger guard like that.
What type of rifle is it on?
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
Have you tried contacting Anschutz? Being German they're bound to have records of what it is and what it was fitted to!
They have a feature called "Age Research" on their website:
https://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/index.php5?menu=205&sprache=1
I reckon they're your best bet.....
Have you tried contacting Anschutz? Being German they're bound to have records of what it is and what it was fitted to!
They have a feature called "Age Research" on their website:
https://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/index.php5?menu=205&sprache=1
I reckon they're your best bet.....
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
its on a Omark mod 44 with a custom walnut stock.. I purchased the rifle like this and I'm wanting one for a new build currently in the works, I like this trigger guard because its sturdy, has a flat bottom and is open enough for use with gloves.
its on a Omark mod 44 with a custom walnut stock.. I purchased the rifle like this and I'm wanting one for a new build currently in the works, I like this trigger guard because its sturdy, has a flat bottom and is open enough for use with gloves.
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
I'm not familiar with Omark - is it a manufacturer or model?
Maybe Anschutz still make the part or could tell you who/where they supplied them?
Otherwise I'd imagine it's down to trawling shows/spares bins, dealers or maybe try seeing if a Hide member in Germany can help find a smith in Germany whomay have them?
I'm not familiar with Omark - is it a manufacturer or model?
Maybe Anschutz still make the part or could tell you who/where they supplied them?
Otherwise I'd imagine it's down to trawling shows/spares bins, dealers or maybe try seeing if a Hide member in Germany can help find a smith in Germany whomay have them?
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
I did some digging and looked at quite a few different websites and i believe its from a 1913 supermatch.. or the related family of rifles (particularly the prone stock model).
I tried numrich gun parts at the recommendation of a fellow hide member but they're out of stock with the standard "try again in 30-60 days" message.
I'd settle for a used one in reasonable condition its just finding one that isn't attached to a complete rifle that I think the problem will be...
I did some digging and looked at quite a few different websites and i believe its from a 1913 supermatch.. or the related family of rifles (particularly the prone stock model).
I tried numrich gun parts at the recommendation of a fellow hide member but they're out of stock with the standard "try again in 30-60 days" message.
I'd settle for a used one in reasonable condition its just finding one that isn't attached to a complete rifle that I think the problem will be...
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
Omark (Sportco) Model 44 is an Australian manufactured single shot bolt action rifle first made in the 60's. it's primarily a target rifle but the Australian Army tested it as a potential sniper rifle but it wasn't adopted due primarily to the fact it's single shot.
old photos as it now has a sightron SIII 8-32x sitting on it..
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...839#Post1288839
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...838#Post1288838
Omark (Sportco) Model 44 is an Australian manufactured single shot bolt action rifle first made in the 60's. it's primarily a target rifle but the Australian Army tested it as a potential sniper rifle but it wasn't adopted due primarily to the fact it's single shot.
old photos as it now has a sightron SIII 8-32x sitting on it..
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...839#Post1288839
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...838#Post1288838
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
I'd say an email or call to Anschutz could be worth it.
You may strike it lucky and they may still have them?
Got to be worth a go.....
Good luck with it!
I'd say an email or call to Anschutz could be worth it.
You may strike it lucky and they may still have them?
Got to be worth a go.....
Good luck with it!
Re: help me Identify this trigger guard.
I was going to say it looks like its from a supermatch, in the 1913 , 1912, and 2013 series. check with champions shooter supply, they may be able to point you in the right dircetion
http://www.championshooters.com/Anschutz-r.htm
I was going to say it looks like its from a supermatch, in the 1913 , 1912, and 2013 series. check with champions shooter supply, they may be able to point you in the right dircetion
http://www.championshooters.com/Anschutz-r.htm
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