fixing to bid on a 54 looks to be fair to good says 99% I dont know anything about a anschutz only thing i have is a coupla win 52s wanting to see what an anschutz is like
fixing to bid on a 54 looks to be fair to good says 99% I dont know anything about a anschutz only thing i have is a coupla win 52s wanting to see what an anschutz is like
If you don't overspend, and it's really in that condition, you won't be disappointed.
"Fair to good" doesn't equate to 99%. Without pics-we're only guessing.
A true 99%er might be an $1800 gun, but not a well used fair to good gun.
Pay whatever it's worth to you.
I agree w. Camster. I have a one owner 54.18MSR in excellent 99% that I would not part for less than C$2500. They don't make em any more. Good luck w your plans.
Last edited by Steelringer; 09-05-2019 at 07:31 PM.
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I agree w. Camster. I have a one owner 54.18MSR in excellent 99% that I would not part for less than C$2500. They don't make em any more. Good luck w your plans.
Yep, and the "R" adds a nice amount to the value. I think that most guys would pay up for a MSR, rather than buy the older MS single shot version.
I agree w. Camster. I have a one owner 54.18MSR in excellent 99% that I would not part for less than C$2500. They don't make em any more. Good luck w your plans.
You're right Steelringer...."they don't make them any more".... I have two 54.18 BR50 repeaters from the Anschutz Custom Shop which were a limited run of less than 10 of such BR rifles. Someone would have to make me an offer I couldn't refuse...... before I part with them......
thats what im struggling with claims 99% bluing with a light rust stain in bore not close to crown? its scoped 3x9 has marks at the cheek area dagonit ill figure out how to post pictures one of these days, should go ahead get get a barreled action from good shooting
thats what im struggling with claims 99% bluing with a light rust stain in bore not close to crown? its scoped 3x9 has marks at the cheek area dagonit ill figure out how to post pictures one of these days, should go ahead get get a barreled action from good shooting
You know, if you are having doubts about buying this 2nd hand rifle/action, you probably shouldn't buy it. It's not a brand-new firearm that you can return to the store. Sometimes a person's intuition is telling him something........
I couldnt stand it im still high bid my pre war 52 win was what you say lightly rusty spent lots of time with jb bright shoots pretty close to a C IF ITALL SHOOT NEAR AS GOOD AS A C WIN ILL BE ALL SMILES BETTER HUSH ILL JINX IT
thats what im struggling with claims 99% bluing with a light rust stain in bore not close to crown? its scoped 3x9 has marks at the cheek area dagonit ill figure out how to post pictures one of these days, should go ahead get get a barreled action from good shooting
IMO this light rust in bore should be red flags, unless you are planning to just look at the rifle or don't care how it shoots
If your gut is trying to tell you something, always listen to your gut.
Yep, I've learned that lesson the hard way. Your gut is the only body part that won't lie to you.
Be wary of guns (and other things) that come with a "but", such as; " in nice shape, but....." A gun known for great accuracy certainly shouldn't have an excuse attached to barrel condition.(unless it's a great bargain, economic to re-barrel.)
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