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Anschutz 1727 APR

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Looks like a pretty sweet rifle not sure I understand the AICS magazines though, maybe there are limitations with the ordinary 1727/1710 magazine that are hard to overcome.

I like the look of the steel forend version, and it’d nice to see they went with a decently heavy profile barrel.
The base rifle (with steel forend) is around 17lb which is nice you don’t need to go and buy a tonne of weights for it.
 
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Here's a picture of the standard vs competition version. The second image (with black forend) is the solid steel version.
Barrel dimensions 22in x ~1.10 (28mm)

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Hey gents,
If you are thinking of one of these in the future, you may want to act. I spoke with A.N.A. today. They are only getting 6 of these rifles out of the first production run. I got on the list for one so maybe 5 left. I inquired about the “Gas Pedal” which is the thumb assist lever on the bolt.
They are trying to get those shipped in too, and I have been told it’s a super easy installation. I want one for my 1727F in the ATX chassis.
I’d cancel my order if I could find someone that has the expertise to mill out the ATX for RimX mags. I think that would be great for my personal taste.
 
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M18X1.0 muzzle threads…

While I truly believe that is a superior thread size for suppressors (especially for rimfire applications), it’s a tough sell here in the US. Maybe the ones imported here will be 1/2X28, but I didn’t see that anywhere.
 
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jbell said:
M18X1.0 muzzle threads…

While I truly believe that is a superior thread size for suppressors (especially for rimfire applications), it’s a tough sell here in the US. Maybe the ones imported here will be 1/2X28, but I didn’t see that anywhere.
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It's a tough sell anywhere, the standard RF thread sizes are always 1/2x28 or 1/2x20. But I imagine it's more there for tuners rather than a suppressor.

I guess they didn't want to counter bore the muzzle like they usual do, so just use went for the biggest thread practical.
 
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beetroot said:
It's a tough sell anywhere, the standard RF thread sizes are always 1/2x28 or 1/2x20. But I imagine it's more there for tuners rather than a suppressor.

I guess they didn't want to counter bore the muzzle like they usual do, so just use went for the biggest thread practical.
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In my opinion this is how it should have always been, the only time 1/2”-5/8” muzzle threads are acceptable are for pencil thin barrels. But that is just like my opinion man…
 
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