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tetonedge wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 6:22 am How long did it take to revive it, it’s not showing in stock.

I emailed Monday and got a quick response, they quoted 10weeks.

He’s trying to bait me, but using a Connecticut number 860

Once he sent the photoshopped pics, it was easy to spot

I recently bought a new one through Buinger (https://buinger.com/Anschuetz-stock-1918-ALU-Precise-nut). Thank you, reasonably priced too....$1800 shipped internationally vs $2500 US distributor.....which makes me ask, Did it come with everything pictured, including butt plate and the listed VARIO h...

I'm nobody's expert, and it's been a very long time since I shot 3P. But, I'm in a similar position as you are...just a step ahead. I, too, have a '72 Match 54 (1413) that I wanted to try in a more modern stock. After far too many contradictory answers about currently available stocks that might or...

I'd add that there is a 1907 stock, several patterns actually. Anschutz confused matters somewhat by marking all 26in/66cm barrels as "Mod. 1907" regardless of what stock it was shipped with. Back on topic, what's the intended use: 3-P or just Prone? The 1907 is a basic 3-P design, and wh...

That’s very helpful, thank you. Ideally, I’d buy the 1918 precise, but I’m trying to decide if the smart investment is to go this route, or save up for new rifle altogether. I feel ahead of the game getting the rifle I have for $500 with sights, and it’s a proven shooter. But it’s still a 50 yr old ...

Hello, I have an older Match 54 ('72) that I'm looking for a replacement stock for that is has more adjustability for precision 3P.
I'm newer to this game and not 100% on all options, but something along lines of 1913, 1918, maybe 1907.

Feel free to message any pics to 7l6-48l-O539.

Thanks,
Pat