Haven't used a 2013, but I do have two 54.18's. 
Love 'em. AFAIK, it's the only Super Match action Anschutz makes that's a repeater, which is one of the main reasons I wanted one.
The 54.18's use the 5018 trigger, which is set for 3.5 oz from the factory. 100 grams I think? Chart says that's the same trigger the 2013 uses, so you would be familiar with that. They adjust from about 3 oz to 20 oz from what I have seen. Both mine are right at 9.5 oz right now.
I love mine, so smooth and robust. They don't have the 4 action screws like some of the newer square actions do, but are nicer, slicker, and more robust than the older 54 action with the wing safety.
I still remember the day I got my first 54.18, I put it together and was just holding it, messing around, and when I tilted the gun up about 30-35 degrees, the bolt slid back open on it's own weight, smooth as glass. Sent chills down my spine and brought a smile to my face. Using it still brings a smile to my face.
54.18's may not be as nice as the newest state of the art Anschutz rifles, but they are still the only Anschutz Super Match with a repeater action. If you need or want it like me, then they are well worth the entrance fee.
Mine are the pride and joy of my battery, and something I wanted for a long long time.
Love 'em. AFAIK, it's the only Super Match action Anschutz makes that's a repeater, which is one of the main reasons I wanted one.
The 54.18's use the 5018 trigger, which is set for 3.5 oz from the factory. 100 grams I think? Chart says that's the same trigger the 2013 uses, so you would be familiar with that. They adjust from about 3 oz to 20 oz from what I have seen. Both mine are right at 9.5 oz right now.
I love mine, so smooth and robust. They don't have the 4 action screws like some of the newer square actions do, but are nicer, slicker, and more robust than the older 54 action with the wing safety.
I still remember the day I got my first 54.18, I put it together and was just holding it, messing around, and when I tilted the gun up about 30-35 degrees, the bolt slid back open on it's own weight, smooth as glass. Sent chills down my spine and brought a smile to my face. Using it still brings a smile to my face.
54.18's may not be as nice as the newest state of the art Anschutz rifles, but they are still the only Anschutz Super Match with a repeater action. If you need or want it like me, then they are well worth the entrance fee.
Mine are the pride and joy of my battery, and something I wanted for a long long time.