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Hope so… I fumbled loading a few times and did some goofy move to get that errand pellet out

Following … good info…. Just don’t really knowwhat it all means… yet.

Refreshing this thread. Hopefully I will learn more and elevate my ignorance level to conscious ignorance…. I still don’t know what I don’t know…. Came into possession of an obviously unique piece of kit… hope to get to learn more about 10m guns and get mine to shoot… Please continue the...

Do you shoot Field Target? If on the west side of WA... come out to Tacoma Rifle and Revolver Club (located in University Place)... we do Bench Rest too, registered airgun and N50... I am one of the few spring gun shooters, lots of PCP shooters... matches once a month... check out club calendar...

So… I have one too and it is not shooting well… what is the material you use to make a seal… what bar stock? Please pm me or email with info if you can/willing… I had some machine schooling and own a lathe…if I can’t get a smith to work on it, I may try to fix it my self… thanks Bob...

Also… any collectors out there can advise on 2024 value of a very good conditioned one… much appreciated Bob H Tacoma WA

Got it done… made several, and fitted to replace the other screws as well… but decided to keep as many original parts on it as possible… maybe if going to shoot it full time, may put the hex screws in… I had posted a new thread asking for advise on how to shoot, maintain, and sources for parts...

I came into this game well after having mastered other shooting disciplines… Hearing and seeing many “experienced experts” from various venues… I would say… just go shoot…. If you suck when doing it …. Do something different…. If you are good, keep doing that…. All my air rifles are springers

Every action has a reaction… just a function of degree and effects… like trigger Nazies… some people are obsessive idiots with certain things… like when I placed my 2k$ shotgun on a gravel tank trail to take a photo with my dog and dead birds... you think I raped a nun given the shrilling...

Beautiful PNW weather for the last day of spring… validaing the zeros of my two favorite Euro spring guns for a Field Target match this Saturday. Be my first time using these guns for that game. AA TX200 in .22 HW35 in 4.5mm Both have moderators install or build-in for suburb backyard...

Interesting how these guns are marked. Mine was purchased in Germany in 1986ish. There is the “F” in a pentagon on it. Also stamped W. Germany to denote we had two Germany(s) at that time. I have no real need to make that rifle shoot anymore powerful than where it is at the 7.5 joule. But...

Thanks… I was getting inconsistent power so thinking that may be one of the causes… also wondering if a fresh one should be installed?

Just purchased a 1964 vintage Savage/Anschutz Match 64 rifle. It is missing the butt plate. Looking for a direct replacement or something functionally similar. OEM not important. Pre-own part is OK. Just need something functional for 3p and BR shooting. Can do minor modifications to fit and...

I was unable to tell if there was a seal between the breech and the piston…schematic shows there is a cylinder seal… part #1, but I can’t tell without disassembly… can anyone tell by looking at the photo?

Any owner/shooters of Anschutz Match Mod 220 air rifles in this group? Looking for information based on use and hands-on experiences. Hopefully there will be shooters and gunsmiths who can share their knowledge. Warning: Long Post. Photos to follow. I recently acquired one by auction in...

done! now to get it to shoot… I started a new thread with comments if my observations…

I brought some hex head and turned the head to fit the bottom metal… works! unfortunately it is not blued steel…but the stainless looks ok… was going to do allthree, but decided to keep the original parts installed.

Thanks… the manual link should be a sticky… Bob H Tacoma WA

Thanks to a member on this forum I was able to view a schematic and gain the needed confidence to disassemble the rifle and see how things are attached. The stock screws, three of them, all different length, but are the same diameter and pitch. It is 6mm but a fine thread pitch. Not the more...

Thanks to a member on this forum I was able to view a schematic and gain the needed confidence to disassemble the rifle and see how things are attached. The stock screws, three of them, all different length, but are the same diameter and pitch. It is 6mm but a fine thread pitch. Not the more...