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That's an age thing. Valmet switched the window knob sometime after 1965. AFAIK the sightsvthemselves are interchangeable, but the newer one just has less eye relief.

If you tap on a poster's user name, you'll get to their profile page either location. @Raven is in Northern Ireland.

@Rachel hasn't logged in nearly a year, so we night be waiting a while. Safer to assume it has gone.

That's a Dolohin Gun Co stand I believe, which are no longer produced. Good luck in your search.

Innes, What stock do you have? James' KK500 buttplate was made to bolt onto a metal carrier, that slides/winds/ratchers in-and-out of an adjustable stock. Typically a plastic buttplate is found on a fixed stock. If your buttplate (or the base it slides on) is screwed onto a wooden stock it will be harder to fit a modern freee rifle butt, not impossible maybe, but harder.

Innes, If you're struggling to find spring/Belville washers in the right size, you can use any washers. I've owned several stocks that were epoxy bedded, and the factory spring washers had been replaced with solid bushings. Ordinary flat washers won't absorb any movement of the wood, but will get you shooting.

Harry, Forum rules for sales require you to add a price. A photo or detailed description would help. Unique made several .22 targrt rifles, from the basic T66 in the '70s/80s to the alu-stocked X-Concept around the millennium. Obviously, the latter is worth more than the former. Your location would help too. Good luck with your sale. Tim

Read the forum rules and add a price. There's a phrase about people on glass houses...

Is that not one of Jim Duguid's Panoramic rearsights? I'd thought the Kelly rearsight was a shortened tube sight, ie the turrets bear on a spring plunger.

Inkyu, Let me have a look. The 30xx are the Seehuebers?

Gary, There's a better than even chance the screws are ordinary M3, so if you want more height, use longer screws and washers (or metal tubing).

No, the KK200 and KK300 are either RH only, or LH only. There is no way to turn this RH action into a LH action, short of chopping and welding the receiver and possibly replacing the bolt handle (it's late and my brain can't picture whether the twin cam system is reversible).

I'm on the hunt for a Wolff brand striker spring for an Anschutz 1800 - 23lb vs the 19lb factory. Does anyone have one spare?

Hi Pete, I'll take it. Is BACs OK?

Pete, What sizes are the apertures?

And these: All these rifles are in prone trim, but are capable of 3P.

Ding, Depending on budget, have you seen these in the For Sale section:

Thank you!

Hi Bill, My club will take it. Email on its way. Tim

Belian, Your member profile states you are in Budapest. I think you are the first forum member from Hungary. Unless you are willing to travel to Britain, and have the proper UK legal paperwork to purchase a rifle, I doubt any British forum members will sell you a .22LR rifle. Also is your budget correct? 1,500 - 2,500 Forints equates to £3-£5, that's the cost of 50 beginner-grade .22LR ammo in the UK.

Again, The OP @Dave Woodward hasn't logged onto the forum since 2022. You might want to start your own wanted thread in case he doesn't reply.

No, the rifle sold more than two years ago. Look at the message above yours.

Wes, Does it adjust sideways without tools, and fo you know of it will fit a System Gemini?

Does anyone have a spare curved blade to fit a Kelly trigger? My original is a touch short, and a modified RPA is a bit straight at the bottom. If you have a blade from an Anschutz, or other European trigger, thank you but it won't fit; the Kelly has a flat dovetail not a round bar.

Yes, it is. You can tell from the larger triggerguard and the butt. Some of the earliest KK200s were actually marked KKM200.