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For Sale. Left-handed Eliseo AN1 Stock

Stock with Picatinny mount
Extra mount for Anschutz sight
Extra offset rear stock.
Original install kit, never used
Barrel collet to non-permanently mount barrel

$1200

Thanks for getting back to me, but I just bought one.

Thanks, but I'm looking for an aluminum stock

Still looking. Got one reply via PM, but pretty sure that was a scam.

Anybody have a left handed Anschutz Precise stock? Or a 1907 in a Precise stock?

The Anschutz parts lists show the following

M5 x 20 for Wood Stocks
M5 x 10 for Metal Stocks

Bill Earnest at Earnest Shooting Products makes risers with FWB on the bottom and Anschutz on the top.

Is she going to shoot 3P or just standing with the air gun? If 3P, I would make sure that the gun is easily changed over between the various positions. If standing only, then the change over is not as much a worry. In either case, I think that you should buy a gun that she wont outgrow anytime soon....

Can you reload without taking your elbow off the ground?

Could you pull those triggers out of those guns and take some side-by-side pictures that show the difference in sear location?

Does anybody have any pictures showing the difference between the 5018 and 5071 triggers. I understand that the primary difference is in the location of the firing pin engaging sear. Are there any other differences?

You could do something like this on a 1903 junior gun

I used Kaizen Foam in my case for my 1613 and I think it works well. I have all my sights etc in their own cutouts. Kaizen foam is great stuff, but I found their website a little bit misleading. I thought that the stuff was made from thin layers of foam that were glued together and that after you sc...

I usually look away and do a little "shake" and then see where the NPA is.

Steve Villani at Eyeglass Lens Direct made me 2 lenses for my Neostyle Champions for $35 + Shipping. The lenses were 25mm round with a simple Rx. He was knowledgeable about making lenses for shooting glasses. The website is:

http://www.eyeglasslensdirect.com/

If it's just for practice, just look at it and score it by eye. You will probably be closer than you think.

Bill Earnest at Earnest Shooting Products has one that is pretty reasonable. You can call him at 570-797-4872.

Those Leupold scopes are nice, but a little pricey. If you want to try something a little more bargain priced, a BSA scope is not too bad.

http://www.bsaoptics.com/scope.aspx?productID=63

Bill Earnest of Earnest Shooting Products can make you the mounts needed. His phone is 570-797-4872. His catalog lists riser blocks to mount Anschutz sights on FWB.

Please post excellent pics and descriptions as you always do.