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tim s

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  1. Ramos, You need to ask a price. It's a forum rule for sales, along with stating the methods of payment you accept.
  2. Nick, Thank you. I see what you mean now. I doubt I'd pursue a Precise cheekpiece top, the plastic part. Simply I suspect it would sit much too far to the left and wouldn't allow room for my face. The Precise is designed to go on hardware that's mounted on the right hand side of the stock, where the SG is mounted centrally. Although I could adjust it across, because the top is less tall, the hardware would be jammed into my face, rather than 1-1.5in below. Making a spacer would be worthwhile if I had the Precise hardware, as the SG lacks in-position lateral adjustment, but not jyst for the top.
  3. Nick, I'm really sorry, but I don't understand your second paragraph. I think it's meant to be helpful, and that's much appreciated, but my IT skills are minimal. To everyone else, I'd like the wooden part of a SG cheekpiece. I have one already, but after years of reshaping and adding epoxy, I'd like spare to start again.
  4. I think there's a newer type that has the common QD swivel.
  5. Hi Nick, I'm really sorry, but I can't open the file. Is it just the plastic top, or the whole shebang with the adjustable bits? Iight be interested in the complete bit, so long as I can work out how to put it on the Gemini base. Just the plastic top probably wouldn't be idea as it's a fair bit thinner than my Gemini, and mounting would seem an issue.
  6. I expect so, but I don't know anyone with a 3D printer. I've no objection to plastic if anyone has a SG cheekpiece and a printer!
  7. It's actually a rifle. I want a short rod to hold felts in the lead to soak. Any length over 7in is fine.
  8. Still looking for a pistol rod. Parker-Hale multi-piece rods have a female tip at the handle, but not the same female thread as any brush I have.
  9. Thanks John, The handle end of a multi-piece set would be good.
  10. Thank you for the suggestion, but I really want a proper rod that will hold felts. Ideally with a ball-bearing mounted handle.
  11. Does anyone have a .22 cal pistol-length cleaning rod in need of a new home?
  12. I've seen far older threads revived, and with less relevance. Photos of classics like the Unique T2000 never go amiss in my book.
  13. Freddie, The bolt is a 1613. The screw-on end cap is clearly visible. Does the S/N end in an X? It's possible the bolt and trigger (or trigger catch) have been swapped, but a rebarrel is more likely.
  14. Freddie, I think that's a 1613 barrel/action not an 1813. Is the barrel marked "Anschutz Modell Match 54", and is the firing pin visible through a slot at the bottom of the bolt? Anschutz only made that bolt style for about a year over 1977/78. All 1813 bolts are curved, and all 1813 barrels are marked "Anschutz Mod. 1813 Super-Match". Functionally your action is much the same as an 1813, but although the bolt looks very similar, none of the parts are interchangable (bar the extractors). Good luck with the sale. It's a good looking set-up, and 1613 barrels are well regarded.
  15. Assuming you have a 10-click sight like the original 6702*, what's your budget? Pretty much every sight nowadays come with finer clicks. The Spy has already been mentioned; this is very popular, but not cheap, even second hand. A basic option would be a Gehmann 590; these are twenty click (about 1.5mm at 50m). The downside is a bulkier body than a Spy (or even a 6702) due to the internal mechanism. Fitting an extension tube is legal for NSRA and ISSF matches. There's been no limit on barrel length for .22 since the old 50m Standard Rifle class was dropped more than 25 years ago. I have a spare 6805, but I think it's the 10-click version. Will have a look. *I think the 6802 was first seen with the 2013 around 1990, so a couple of years into 1913 production.
  16. I'm confused too? Do you mean a block for raising the sightline, that's adjustable vertically and/or horizontally? Or do you mean a rearsight with finer clicks than the typical 10-click (1/6 minute) model?
  17. Emily, If it's any help, the stock is a 1912, effectively a Lady Supermatch. This type is 15-25yo. Good luck with the sale.
  18. Chris, If Vol 1 On The Training of Shooters is still available I'll take it please.
  19. Still looking. Ideally from an Anschutz inlet, as TR-inlet cheekpieces are too short.
  20. Does anyone have a spare wooden cheekpiece for a System Gemini? I just need the wood, not the metal gubbins. Maple would be ideal, but I'll take laminate.
  21. Brian, Before you get medieval on the stock, could you drop the sling? This might increase the pressure on his left arm too much, but it ought to create a bit of clearance. I am presuming he already has the sling somewhere near his armpit. If you have the tools and skills, I've heard of the butt being shortened by cutting off a chunk in front of the buttplate clamp the reattaching the clamp.
  22. That's true of almost any stock not specifically marketed for Juniors, bar the most recent alu stocks. To play devil's advocate, is the butt length a failing, or are we using the rifle beyond Anschutz's design parameters?
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