ANSCHUTZ .22 HORNET MODEL 1430  – 1434 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

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ANSCHUTZ .22 HORNET MODEL 1430  – 1434 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

CLASSIC Anschutz Model 1430 – 1434 Bolt Action Rifle in the EQUALLY CLASSIC calibre of .22 Hornet. Has to be a winning combination!

This dates to 1975 Vintage so will soon be 50 years old. Anyone out there born the same year (or anyone else) who buys it: Take even reasonable care and it will still outlast you to hand on to a son or daughter!

Also from the time when Anschutz achieved and gained its World Wide recognition for producing some of THE most accurate rifles available.

Original 24” (610mm) barrel so SHOULD offer that little extra for longer range accuracy on top. A trigger / stock pull at 13 ¾” (350mm) giving a conbined overall length of 43 1/8” (1095mm). Bare weight shows at 6 Lbs 13 oz (3.093 Kg).

Unusual (and I actually much prefer) Maple Walnut Stock with Raised Cheek Rest and Semi-Schnable forend tip. This features some Good Colour Contrast and Grain Pattern throughout its length. Also the usual (for that period) Skip or Fox Cut Chequering. To me always a Classy finishing touch that just sets the aesthetics and visual appeal straight into a possitive possition. Rosewood Cap to the Grip which is inset with a White Diamond ‘Oval’.

The action factory machined with standard width dovetail ready to accept rings and a scope. Cocking indictaor to the back of the bolt too. Another handy feature so easily checked without having to lift your head away from the stock. The Fully Adjustable Standard Single pull trigger breaks Superbly as it is. Detachable magazine too. Just DON’T loose it. Not easy to find even though there are likely hundreds laid about in peoples sheds, garages and gun cabinets!

The equivalent rifle today? Work on a figer well in excess of £2000 and pretty sure I can state it would not shoot any better than this. Even after the inevitable delivery wait. Metal work finish is close to as new other than a couple of Very minor blemishes. Also the original iron sight are missing. However, if its goint to fired and used like that it’s a fair conclusion I will have a set in the workshop and happy to put them on.
NOT QUITE a candidate for my ‘SLEEPERS’ category but SERIOUSLY close for a Classic Rifle of the age this is.

£899.99