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Thanks for the insight!

We are just glad to know that she’ll be able to get what she needs when she’s ready.

Happy new year!

Here is the link:

https://www.anschutznorthamerica.com/bi ... odels.html

I have since heard back from them that they will offer the bionic stock as left handed. So, there will be an option.

Thanks Bob,

I guess what I meant to say was that we were trying to put off buying the rifle since it was so expensive until she was sure that she wanted to stick with it.

What I meant to ask was if anyone knew whether anschutz was discontinuing the left handed barreled action?

Hello, My wife is looking into getting started with Biathlon, and it seems like the 1827f is really the only option. The problem is that she is left handed, and on anschutz’a website it looks like they are discontinuing their left handed model. Can anyone confirm? We are trying to decide whether we ...

I would think that the only reason not to get the buttplates with the rifle is if you have others that you can use already or plan on trying different brands/models.

You could always do without at first and purchase them separately once you get your positions setup.

I own and shoot a pardini. I have had it for most of the year and have found it to fit me well. Between the two rifles I do not think you could go wrong. While walther did have some issues initially, they did correct those problems. I mentioned in another post that the tilt and lateral adjustment of...

I wouldn’t want to speak to whether jumping in and spending all this money on the rifle is worth it for you. That is a decision that you will need to decide, but as the post above mentions. Keep in mind that there is a lot of other equipment that will help you right as you get started. I shoot an FR...