Huey

This is getting old and is becoming somewhat of a slight to all. You could put it in your profile if you need to keep saying it.

Not that you can sell firearms on eBay, but the thought of you vetting the buyer first made me smile

My club has a couple non-thumbhole stocks available as we've replaced these with thumbhole over time. PM me an email address and I'll arrange some pics if interested. Probably only want £50 or so for one (TBC), with simple buttplate. H.

You might want to take your rifle's cylinder filling adapter off before it goes off to its new owner

A club member, Andy at www.specialistweldingservice.co.uk, fixed my 2213 smallbore stock for me a few years ago. Mine fell off a bench :/ He put a little more meat on it so it would be stronger than it was originally. I also have an 8002 and can say they are pretty similar in this area. I touched it up with Humbrol enamel afterwards and you can hardly tell.

Shouldn't matter, they won't be pushed to those limits in a stock. Max 8Nm ever, I would suggest

Thanks Alan. Waiting in the wings H.

If this woud fit a Match '64 b/a... (60's-80's vintage) ...then my club would likely welcome it. We have a LH '64 (RH b/a in LH stock) which doens't get much use so having a stock to improve its circulation would be useful (AKA a better stock in general). Would it?

Doesn't matter, there was a question of age, not shoe size: Besides Tim already covering what you just said, it's up to the current owner to prove it's accurate; the barrel stamp will give its age. I was not inferring one would give the other.

Date stamp on the barrel folks...

How different is the face profile from the Anschutz 4752 as this has pretty much all those features Peter and is readily available. Could be milled if the Jensen really is very narrow?

Oooh - is the Anschutz 7003 out? Odd choice not to support a current product.

It's a Rhino. Very similar but not as well finished (or in black), I have one. Takes a bit of fettling to get the legs and stem operating smoothly but not loosely. Yours appears to be missing the small (and weak) ball head with thumb turn clamp (fits in the hole at the top). I have augmented mine with a Manfrotto QR monopod head, far less faff than screwing on a scope each time. HTH!!

The "button push" and "ball-end" and "universal clip" sling swivels would be useful to our club if you would separate. We have plenty of the others ourselves

See my post here for how to easily do that. H.

*now

Oh for a comma

Calm down please gentlemen, unless it's the prospect of owning a red ESE mat excites you. I have to say I have the red myself and find it's so much more exciting than the green. H.

Doesn't necessarily sound like a positive.

Jamie, you're messages are full again. Probably why you aren't successful selling stuff on here! PM me when you've done some housekeeping and I'll make you an offer. H.

YGM.

Tim, you are a prince amongst men. All safely received today, many thanks. Should indeed be able to work a fix with those. H.

I don't think it will be available separately. It's listed together with the grip as part # 011035 on the diagram "2018 - Precise Aluminum stock for small bore target rifles, right hand version" available on the Anschutz support documents page. H.

You need to resize your photos to something like 800x600 or 1280x1024 pixels using a tool such as the free graphics tool IrfanView (on a PC as a Windows example). Adding them, you need to upload them into your forum post (easiest from a desktop computer) via the Attach Files button - you can add a number this way, then once uploaded, place the cursor somewhere in your edit, and press the Attach File button and it will add a link into your post to the uploaded photo at the cursor position. HTH - the resizing is the important bit. H.

Cheers bud.