What Anschutz is this?

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What rifle is this? I saw Anschutz and $599 and it got me curious…. 👀
 

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Not a 64. It is an Anschutz Match 54 action. The 64 is a stock/assembly number. The 54 action is the basis for all of their top of the line target rifles. the trigger is their older match trigger. Stock is a laminated, probably aftermarket, benchrest stock. It's an F class target rifle
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Is it worth the 600 or pass? I might get it for less. They know me here and I bring them ton of business. Last steal was a keltec p32 from them for 100 dollars lol
Yes, in my opinion it is easily worth $600. Trigger is worth $200, Barrel Tuner is $250, and Barreled action with trigger is probably close to 1K
 
Not a 64. It is an Anschutz Match 54 action. The 64 is a stock/assembly number. The 54 action is the basis for all of their top of the line target rifles. the trigger is their older match trigger. Stock is a laminated, probably aftermarket, benchrest stock. It's an F class target rifle
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Rick, that looks like a 64 action (in the OP) built into a light weight benchrest gun. The trigger is their 5098 model, it has a very distinctive trigger bar that is not cant adjustable because the bar is diamond shaped and the shoe is not height adjustable. It's really common to see small action guns built into benchrest rigs in the south. They use 64 Anschutz, 540 and 580 series Remington, and some others.

5098 trigger for the 64 action
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5018 trigger for the 54 action
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Rick, that looks like a 64 action (in the OP) built into a light weight benchrest gun. The trigger is their 5098 model, it has a very distinctive trigger bar that is not cant adjustable because the bar is diamond shaped and the shoe is not height adjustable. It's really common to see small action guns built into benchrest rigs in the south. They use 64 Anschutz, 540 and 580 series Remington, and some others.

5098 trigger for the 64 action
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5018 trigger for the 54 action
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I disagree. It's hard to tell from the picture. I see an early 54 bolt with the straight bolt shank and small knob, but I could be wrong.

early Match 54 (gen 2, mid-1970's to mid 1980's)
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Anschutz 64
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I dont know why anyone would go through the ass pain/gunsmithing of changing out a 5098 trigger from a 5018 trigger if it is a 54 action.

The trigger in the original post is a 5098, look at how the trigger shoe is attached.

But I dont speak really old Anschutz and I am wrong a lot. Most likely am wrong this time.
 
I dont know why anyone would go through the ass pain/gunsmithing of changing out a 5098 trigger from a 5018 trigger if it is a 54 action.

The trigger in the original post is a 5098, look at how the trigger shoe is attached.

But I dont speak really old Anschutz and I am wrong a lot. Most likely am wrong this time.
That is a fairly old action Pre- 54:18 I believe.
 
It's a pre 18/19 series Match 54, as stated I bet / am certain it will have a wing safely. Not bad rifles at all but no where near the quality as the 18 series rifles. I am pretty sure the 5018 & 5020 triggers were introduced with the 18 series and the old wing safely 54s had their own trigger more similar to the 64s 5098.

It may be a great shooter and isn't a bad price as listed but it's not a "you better buy it" price by any means.
 
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