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It took about 4 weeks for Buinger to get it, then another couple weeks for DHL to move it from Grermany to delivery in Port Angeles, WA.

I don't think it's ever "in-stock." They were very responsive to emails throughout the process, though.

It came with everything, as pictured (including the short receiver mounting screws). And, the price was closer to $1,500 because VAT taxes aren't added when shipping to US.

I recently bought a new one through Buinger (https://buinger.com/Anschuetz-stock-191 ... recise-nut).

In the original German, it says, "must." Wenn sich am KK-System noch der Abzug 1407-U9 (schwarzes Gehäuse) befindet, muss dieser gegen den Abzug 5018 (Bestell-Nr. 001205) ausgetauscht werden.

I suspect it has more to do with some kind legal liability than engineering.

As I mentioned, there is more misinformation about upgrading the Match 54 than I've seen in just about anything. FYI, directly from Anschutz: Does a Match 54 or 1413 Match-KK-Barreled action fit into a 1918 Precise aluminum stock? October 2021 The answer can generally be in the affirmative, but the ...

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 ...

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