Anshutz sights

[B.Johnson]

I have two sets of Anshutz iron sight's. The first set came from my Anshutz free rifle from years ago that had a mod. 54 action. The second set, which I just got is from a Anshutz mod. 64 heavy barrel .22 rimfire. What is the mod. No. of these sights'. The first is all steel, the second is some aluminum alloy. Setting side by side these sights' look identicle, but they are not as the alloy sight will not accept the Anshutz front glare shield. Although I was happy to find you can adjust the alloy sight for wear. I also have a Anshutz match air rifle. It is marked Anshutz, and location made, but no mod. no. It is a recoiless side cocker in .177. It has what I would call a beer barrel grasping piece on the cocking lever. Where can I get rule's for air rifle bench rest? Can anyone post photo's of what is being used these days? Once the equipment is in hand, air rifle look's like a much cheaper game to play.

 

[BobZ]

I have two sets of Anshutz iron sight's. The first set came from my Anshutz free rifle from years ago that had a mod. 54 action. The second set, which I just got is from a Anshutz mod. 64 heavy barrel .22 rimfire. What is the mod. No. of these sights'. The first is all steel, the second is some aluminum alloy. Setting side by side these sights' look identicle, but they are not as the alloy sight will not accept the Anshutz front glare shield. Although I was happy to find you can adjust the alloy sight for wear. I also have a Anshutz match air rifle. It is marked Anshutz, and location made, but no mod. no. It is a recoiless side cocker in .177. It has what I would call a beer barrel grasping piece on the cocking lever. Where can I get rule's for air rifle bench rest? Can anyone post photo's of what is being used these days? Once the equipment is in hand, air rifle look's like a much cheaper game to play.

BJ,

Glad I got you to visit the air gun site. The only class for your 10 meter side cocker will be in the U.S class for Springer only one springer score posted so far at http://usairriflebench.com . I would not try a scope it. Just move up to the PCP.
You will find the rules targets and class rules for what most of us are shooting The U.S classes have limited participation now. I expect that the Open which is the class my Theoben would shoot will be growing.

Take a look at the rules decide on a class sell a powder burner and join the fun. Check out www.airguns.net for classified ads. Don't buy anything till you run it past the guys here. There is a link to the Yellow forum classifieds there as well.

Seem like several guys from the bench rest competition thread are takin' a look see.

Good ShootN'

Bob