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Looking through present and some past offerings I see the following stocks: Anschutz 9015 one Anschutz 9015 one basic Anschutz 9015 alum Anschutz 9015 club Anschutz 8002 s2 alu Walther Lg300 alutec Walther Lg300 Anatomic Walther Lg400 alutec Walther Lg400 Universal Walther Lg400 Aluminum Competition...

I would be amenable to modification of my laminate stock for better adjustability as i ask about here as option #1:
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...however I'd like input from someone who went down this path so I can confirm parts and pros/cons

Unfortunately the 2002 aluminum stock is not issf legal anymore...

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Hello All, I currently practice precision 10m 3 position air rifle using an Anschutz 2002ca. I love the rifle, but find the stock rather limiting as I describe here: https://www.targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?p=336367#p336367 With no good upgrade path for the 2002, I'm thinking about a new(er) precisi...

Quick bump to see if anybody has delt with this problem and has an opinion. Seems like a new rifle is the most practical solution, but that comes with a steep price tag. Too bad considering the 2002ca is plenty accurate - just a PIA to get all the settings just right for position changes. There is a...

Hello all - I was hoping for some info/help on upgrading my Anschutz 2002CA. Quick summary: I have a 2002CA with a laminate stock. Cheek rest and butt plate are adjustable, but use allen bolts with shims for adjustment. Rifle currently has an Anschutz 4759 butt plate. I use and enjoy this AR a lot a...

as for lenses and or shooting glasses... I think I should get more practice time before making a decision. A set of dedicated shooting glasses is going to run around $400+. I do like the idea of the monoframe lens since it is cheaper and pretty much ensures proper alignment. When I go to the eye dr ...

I've been on travel and dealing with a hectic work schedule the past couple of weeks and got to put in some practice this morning. Got going with a 270 followed by a 276 which isn't bad for me considering the break. If I get real for a minute my problem is I simply need to put in more practice. I'm ...

Hi Tim, I certainly see your point with the legacy butt plate design, but I wouldn't call it a good design period. Stacking hollow dowels with shims to push out a carrier that moves when you tighten is just overly finicky. Also requiring that the butt plate height adjustment requires an allen key is...

Yeah, my PCP does have the wedge/spacer arrangement for adjusting LOP and the cheek riser position. I don't need a stock that doubles as a transformer, but the current method of stacking a bunch of different pieces is not the best. I'll probably just make my own spacers as my positions evolve. The l...

Tim S wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 7:12 am
Yes, that's ISSF legal. Since 2017 a single corrective lens may be attached to the rearsight.

Thank you for confirming! Good to know it is an option if I can't get my head position consistent.

Since I started this thread a couple of weeks ago I've adjusted my positions some for more consistent head position. I think has helped eliminate a bit of my prescription glasses distortion, but I I still lose a point here and there if I am not vigilant. This usually happens on prone where I have th...

Yes - i used the incorrect term on my earlier post. I was indeed referring to an iris with filters - not an iris with a magnification lens or a corrective lens. I am not considering any options with a true lens as part of a front or rear iris. So is erikre's suggestion of something like this https:/...

As for a lensed iris i did find a number of helpful threads. Seems like for indoor they are kinda 'meh'. Some people like the yellow, others don't care. My indoor range lighting is fair, so I have just been stopping down the rear iris if things are bright. Outdoors the filters sound more helpful. A ...

Thank you for the replies. I will look into the idea of the rear sight lens holder, however my local range requires some sort of protective glasses. I still can see benefit in 'locking' my prescription lens to a fixed position. While my eye sight is dog s, I can still load and shoot w/o my glasses. ...

Complicating matters is that I wear heavy prescription glasses (my dominant eye is around a -8.25, non dominant around -9).  As such I am not going to wear shooting frames since I can't really function without my prescription glasses and am not going to wear contacts.  The thickness of my prescripti...

First set of questions deal with diopters/irises and shooting with heavy prescription glasses... So the air rifle came with a Gehmann D75 front and rear iris set.  The set is fully functional, but I couldn't find much information on the D75 series - not that surprising since manufacture was marked a...

Hello All, As a junior I shot 3 position smallbore and standing air rifle in the late 90s (3 PAR wasn't on the scene yet). I was good enough to make sectionals and enjoyed the sport tremendously, but then 20 some odd years of adulthood happened. Finally I have gotten back into 3 position shooting wi...

I wanted to post a quick follow up - A couple of weeks ago I purchased a very nice Anschutz 2002ca from jindodog here on target talk. The transaction was super smooth and jindodog was great to work with in every aspect. The last precision air rifle I shot was in 2000 as a Jr - a 2002 Superair (did 3...

Hi Spektr - by gear I was actually referring to air rifles, but yes I get your drift. I haven't ruled out a new PCP, and I plan on contacting a couple of manufactures with questions on a few of their PCPs. In general I opt for used equipment because I'm a competent repairman and can often save subst...