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Second as for the 2213 stock I have not heard or seen any top knotch shooters using adaptors. If I could try a 2213 stock with the adaptor before I bought it, I might go with it, but dropping still over a grand for a stock that wasn't made for my round actions would be risky. Just for the record. T...

I just received the rear sight but I noticed that I wanted the sight to be back more (closer to my eye). Is there an extension rail that I can use to do that? Many of the existing Anschutz and Gehmann sights already have the dovetail mounts that act as an extension but the Walt Sinnott E5D does not ...

The Anschutz codes are a little more indepth than the technical differences noted above (barrel clamped/pinned to action, etc). In essence there are two choices of action: 19-series (round - like the Match 54) 20-series (square) and then a multitude of barrels: 03 - lightest, for juniors. Most will...

These have more than enough elevation: http://www.wssg.net/wst_page4.html (the E5-D at the bottom of the page). It has 66 minutes of elevation, cost me $200 shipped and has performed flawlessly after 6 months on my air rifle. How long did it take you to receive the item from the time you paid for it?

I guess my question should be which target rear sight has the most adjustment range (gehmann, anschutz, etc.)? I need roughly 20MOA adjustment from 50y to 150y for my setup.

Thank you

Gene

Which rear target sight has the most vertical adjustment. I want to use my anschutz 1907 with iron sights to shoot a rimfire buffalo silhouette match. The reason I ask is because the targets range from 50 yards to 150 yards.

Thank you

Gene

Wow, I guess the key would be if there is a difference between the Anschutz match 64 and the Savage-Anschutz Match 64. If there is no difference then according to the anschutz catalog, you would need the 5098, 5103, or 5104 triggers for two 2 stage triggers. The difference between the triggers are t...

AR JAYNES wrote:WE TOOK OUR RIFLE TO A DRAG FAB SHOP AND HAD IT WELDED

LOL......that is why you make sure to take it to a competition rifle gunsmith with a good reputation. Some of these replies from people also makes me wonder what some of the gunsmiths are also thinking.....LOL

Hello, I am new to this. I have just recently acquired a 1407 match 54 action rifle that is in a 1807 stock. The rifle was built in 1976 based on the barrel stamp. My question is: Can I install this barreled action in a 2213 stock? I like the idea of aluminum stocks. Would there be any modifications...