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Pam?

Doesn't the 6805 have an integral anti-glare tube? The older 6705 doesn't, but it's not threaded at the front for a tube, like the 6702 and 6802 are, nor is the 6805 come to think of it.

Simon, Are these for Anschutz 54 or 1913 mounts?

I think mine was flared left and right, but only open on the right. The left side could probably be machined into an opening.

If you're willing to post, I'd take the sling and glove. Postage would obviously go on the asking price.

Aren't all Vibrakes closed on one side? Glad you found one though.

The KK500 appears to be quite a lot stiffer than an Anschutz 54, especially in vertical axis. Is the raiser really a stiffener, or a bridge to compensate for the short action and double loading port for rearsight position?

Bump, now over £400 new, save money and a six week wait.

Finally found the right tin, but alas only two metal. I've got 5 on an unwanted KT jacket, but those need to stay there.

I think I have some. I know that I have some plastic Monads, but I swear there are some metal too. How many do you need?

Slightly off topic, but why not make your own cheekpiece? On an 1813* the wood is held onto the metal bracket with two wood screws. It's a doddle to remove it, and screw on a piece of softwood that''s about the right size and shape. Cut or sand that to shape and call your uncle Robert. You even get lateral adjustment by how far across the bracket you screw on the new wood. *And any Supermatch using that spring-loaded cheekpiece - 1413 (from 1972/3), 1613, 1813, and 1913 (until at least 93), and the 11 series of Prone-only rifles.

Price?

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Is condition totally unimportant?Taunton have a cracked 1413 stock that's taking up space. The crack is at the trigger inlet, but hasn't split completely. Hardware has been stripped. Understand it's not the best offer, but it's yours gratis. Might take a day or so to find a box big enough for postage.

M18 or M22?

You might want to state a price; this is a condition of the Sales forum. It might also be useful to mention the make of the barrel. As it's stainless, it could be a Border, Lilja etc, as well as one of the occasional factory stainless runs. The age, and known round count would be useful.

Hi Noee, Thank you, but I made a few tweaks so my existing 10mm block is fine. BTW I'd hope a raiser block comes with the screws, or it won't clamp on tight. I think you may have the factory mounting block that screws onto the barrel. I wanted a raiser that goes between the barrel mount (or tube dovetail for me) and tunnel.

Jack, No, there aren't any commercially made blades for the old 1400 triggers. I looked about ten years ago. You have to get creative with the plastic metal, or find an obliging machinist.

Alan, If you need the carrier, the bit that goes in-and-out, are the three rods aligned? During 1813 production, the middle threaded hole, was moved about 1cm to the right. The two types aren't interchangeable. Tim

Hi, I'm after an 8mm foresight raiser for the old type (14-1800) Anschutz foresight. I would buy new, but it seems the only 8mm block is the Anschutz, which comes as a pair. I don't need a rear block. Tim

Hi Pete, Email sent. Tim

Hi Stuart, Email sent. Tim

Hi Stuart, Will do. Tim

Taunton are rationalising our cabinet and have two mk 2 BSA Martini Internationals in need of new homes. Rifle 1 is a standard heavy barrel. Rifle 2 is the rarer 26in lightweight (11lb vs 14lb). A thumbhole has been neatly cut into the butt, and the wood refinished. Both are complete with the correct PH25b rearsight, PH1 foresight, and handstop/swivel. Both are in good condition, but at 60-ish bear small marks and the odd speck of rust. We're asking £100 each. Pm with any questions. Photos on request.

It's a 1407, so typically 10-11lb.