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I think what you must be referring to is the 5071 trigger. It was the trigger that Anschutz put on the later 14xx series rifles with the X at the end of he serial number. The X denotes the change of trigger and bolt etc. from earlier models. If the pin holding the catch link as they called it were c...

Just noticed your post when I was looking for something else. Are you talking about changing the single stage to a two stage, or are you talking about putting the 5071 trigger on the 1413? Those are the only two things I can think of. If it is the 5071, a pin needs to be shortened, or a slot milled ...

If you are looking for a 2313 stock, I have one for sale.
Contact me at jhconst@msn.com i just noticed that you were looking for the 2213 not the 2313. You would need an adapter to use the 2313. Sorry.

I bought some Olymp from Jack when it first became available in this country. It had the dimpled case head, and was about $80/ carton at the time. I also shot a lot of Temp, but I can't remember how much it was. $50-60/carton I am thinking. It was extremely accurate. I don't think it is being import...

I believe Champion Shooters Supply has a rear sight that is comparable to the Gamo sight you are looking for.

To use the items in the link above, you would need to do quite a bit of changing. What you need is the plastic spacers to extend the butt of the 1903. Call Champion Shooters supply, or Neal Stepp and tell them what you have, and they will get you what you need.

I don't believe the 64 based rifles have the SN on the bolt like the 54's do.
I would try different ammo as others have stated. Frustrating problem to have, I'm sure.

The FWB 300 rear sight has a barrel sleeve that fits into the recesses on top of the receiver. This is to keep the sight in place as the rifle recoils. (The action moves back to counteract the piston moving forward thus making the rifle recoil less). Without this barrel, the sights will move as you ...

http://www.shooterscatalogue.com/manuals/

Scroll down the page, and it is in the section "Rifles no longer manufactured".
John

I like the Weaver T24. The microtrac adjustments are very accurate, and repeatable, and the scope is not too heavy. I have an older T-16 that is also a good choice. They are not as clear as the Leupold scopes but almost, and not quite as expensive.

I find that I get a significant amount of pulse if my legs touch each other. I make sure that my left calf doesn't touch my right shin. As stated, loosen belt, and unbutton coat, and hang on. Good luck.

[quote="bruce"]They're not seeing both at the same time. Despite what they think they are seeing, the eye is actually switching between the two focal points very quickly. In my experience, this usually happens with young shooters, and the ability to see both target and foresight sharply, d...

I have put several Weaver T Scopes on both round and square Anschutz actions. I have a base similar to the 6811 that works very well. I also have the 6811. I like the way it mounts better than the way my older one does. The 6811 clamps from the side like the Anschutz sight. The older rail that I hav...

Anschutz also came out with a sloped forearm free rifle stock in 1976, the 1410, but it didn't catch on either. It was the same as the 1413 stock, except the forearm. I don't think they made it for very long.

Todd, Call Champion Shooters Supply 1-800-821-GUNS. The woman that I talked to was very helpful in fitting a coat for my daughter. I bought a used one from them based on her sizing, and it fit perfectly. They will buy it back when she outgrows it, and it was like new. They know their product line we...

Could you possibly take a picture of your sight so we could see exactly what you are faced with? I thought about penetrating oil the other day when you said it was stuck, but like you, I don't know for sure. I don't think Break Free would hurt anything though, and it is really threads and a block, a...

Yes, the FWB 300S came with a wrench that spanned the iris, and had a flat bladed screwdriver on the other end. The side could be used to tighten the knob that attaches the rear sight to the rail/dovetail.

Yes, you just unscrew the 1.1mm iris, and screw in the adjustable iris. For the front aperature, you unscrew the clamping ring that holds the existing aperature in the front sight, and replace it and the existing aperature with the adjustable front aperature. If you go to Champions Choice, and look ...

I have a Gehman adjustable rear iris on my 300 S rear sight, and an Anschutz adjustable front aperature on the front. They have on occasion moved to other Anschutz sights without problems. The FWB sights for the 300S, have the sleeve on the screw that fits in the groves on top of the receiver, to ke...

Can anyone give me a recommendation on scopes to put on a T200 for 4H silhouette comps? Thanks in advance.
John