[Brian Harvey]

I want an Anschutz repeater in a very bad way but do not have the funds for another high end Anschutz. I love the 2013 but I use it for training and need an action as slick as the 2013. I want a repeater as accurate, or more so, than the 2013.
Anyone here with experience with both actions, please let me know how one compares with the other in terms of feel, fit and finish, trigger adjustability,etc. Thanks.

Brian

 

[Brian Harvey]

My 2013 is the BR50 with a very dark grey composite stock. 3" BR forend, adjustable cheek height, and adjustable butt. Has a 20" factory barrel, with a pretty large barrel weight that is removable, and I also have a Fudd bloop tuner that I've been playing with. The tuner does work but it seems by the time I get a setting figured out, I need a new lot of ammo. I thought I might get into the 22BR game but have gotten into,upto 1K shooting instead. 22's seem far more finicky to keep dialed in than a centerfire. I use the 22 as a training rifle for long range tactical competitions. I shoot my centerfires from the magazine and I'd like to have a repeating 22 to use the same way. The prices I've seen on Champs Choice for the 54.18 are inline with what I paid for the 2013 last spring. I would definately consider trading for the 54.18.

 

[Brian Harvey]

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