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Well, now I own it and am not sorry in the least. It shoots very well, as good as my Walther GSP. I took it to the range about an hour after buying it. Put about 100 rounds through it. Nothing outside the 7 ring on a B-16 pistol target at 15 yards. Most of the shots were in the 9 & 10 ring with ...

I had a feeling it was 1954, hence the Match 54 or as referenced "a 54 action". Mine is a 22,000 S/N. A friend has a 20,000 S/N. Both shoot very well. The earliest dated guns I have heard of are 1963. Thanks for the input. Will keep trying to figure it out.

Trying to figure out if I should get it. Don't shoot matches and I have a Walther GSP and a Ruger 22/45 match pistol. Will maybe wait to see what the price is that it is offered to me.

Saw a Browning Medalist today at the local gunshop. They had taken it in in trade. It is in a case that has a Browning Medallion inside. There are three screw in barrel weights for it and the adapter for them. Also a wooden forend that comes off so the weight adapter can be mounted There is also a f...

How long has Anschutz been making the Match 54? I have one with no date on it and all of the older style features...only rear of the receiver is grooved, flat rear end of bolt, etc... Just curious is all. It still shoots as well if not better than anything I else I own.

It is an old model GSP? The GSP is dated 1971. Doesn't look pretty, but shoots great. Using Federal Auto Match in a 325 round bulk pack at $11.25. Also have a Suhl Model 150-1 (rifle)that shoots it (Auto Match) in one hole groups at 50 yards from the bench. As does a late '50's early '60's Anschutz...

" If you are in a bind for a magazine, you could always use one from a S&W M41, you only need to file a notch for the mag catch. (The magazine body size and lip angles are the same) " Is that correct? Not sure if it will work or not. Will take both the GSP and the magazine to the next...

I am guessing that NZ is for New Zealand? The shipping would probably be cost prohibitive. AJ Blimmin heck - We might be far away but it's not exactly like travelling to the moon either. Last week I sent a 400grm package (about a pound) to the US which took 5 days to get to its recipient and cost m...

I am still amazed that the dealer let it go for that price. The other side of the coin is that he made a profit on it.......

Mikey wrote:If you want some more magazines for it I have a number of spares that are surplus to requirements.

Regards.

Mike

Mike,

I am guessing that NZ is for New Zealand? The shipping would probably be cost prohibitive.

AJ

Picked this up at the local gunshop a coouple of weeks ago for $220 OTD. Had to buy a mag for it (total $70 with shipping). So for $290 had a good condition Walther GSP. It shoots better than I do!