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Originally purchased for $3,200, this precision rifle is now available for $2,750. Used during the 2023-2024 and early 2024-2025 NCAA seasons, it has been meticulously maintained and is in excellent condition.​

Included Accessories:
- Butt Plate
- Sights

Transactional Details;
- Local Pickup: Available in the Winston-Salem, NC area.
- Delivery: Willing to arrange delivery to other locations; additional costs may apply.
- Shipping: Can ship to a licensed FFL dealer. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs and FFL fees.

Payment Method:
- Cashier's or Certified Check only.

Contact Information:
- Rich Weiser
- Email: richweiser@gmail.com
- Phone: 336.995.8440
*Phone contacts please leave a voicemail, I will call you right back if I do not answer.

OK, I get that it has 1907 stamped into the top of the barrel but...

This is a model 1914. A 1907 barreled action (Lighter or standard barrel) bolted into a 1914 stock. The 1914 stock is a little smaller (say 3/4 or 7/8 scale) than the full size 1913 stock. A great gun for smaller shooters!

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Anschutz wrote the book on how to baffle with mountains of different numbers on actions and stocks. However, as advertised by both ANA and Champions Choice this a “1907 in a 1914 Walnut Stock.” They also still list a “1907 in Walnut Stock” which does not have the “Precise” hardware. There is also the new “54.30 in 1914 Walnut Stock” and “54.30 in Walnut stock.” It appears the manufacturer only uses 1914 as a reference to the stock that the 1907 or 54.30 is mounted in. Not sure 1914 refers to the complete rifle. I own and shoot the 1907 in 1914 Walnut Stock. Everyone is free to call them whatever they want. I call mine “ol’ Betsy” (when I shoot well)

The 1914 stock is also NLA.