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In viewing the sights and accessories and overall gun condition there are no marks or scratches on the stock, blueing appears to be original in excellent condition, sights are Redfield Olympic, front and rear, the barrel is a bull barrel, muzzle is not blued which is correct for a later C model I'm ...

I got your message, I'm in Lake Havasu, about 3 hours from Phoenix. Let me know what you'd like to do!

Doug

Okay, mystery is solved simply by putting my glasses on. What I thought was a 0 at the end of the serial number is actually a C

So the serial # is 1039##C.

I will post up the sn and see what someone can come up with. I got yelled at the other day as I lifted the rifle up to inspect the bolt and bore area and the barrel tip struck one of our overhead hanging lamps and broke the glass out of it, lol.

Well I can't swear its a 60's era model. I mentioned 60's era because thats when my dad bought it for us. He bought it used in the mid to early 60's. As kids we shot small bore competition throughout California. There is no letter visible beside the model number. My brother mentioned a 52D but there...

I have a Winchester model 52 match rifle in .22 caliber. Its a 60's model, great condition but I have not seen any of these around?

Thanks for the info. I will get that info and pics up in the next few days. I'm guessing its from the mid 1960's, a beautiful rifle.

I have 2 target .22's in Arizona but I am not a dealer, just a private owner. One is an Anschutz Match 54 and the other one is a Winchester 52. Both of these are originals from the 1960's. My brother and I used them as children in small bore rifle competition in California. They are for sale once I ...

I have an Anschutz Match 54 that I used in the small bore competition matches as a child in the 1960's. I have no idea if these are of any value these days. I have the accessory for off hand shooting grip as well as the adjustable shoulder hook. Any value or demand for these beautiful single shot ma...