I just got in some CMP 40 xb's, 40x and assorted other Rem 40 X stuff from guy in Air Force.
I decided to rig this one out with an "old school" Unertil 15X scope a buddy of mine just had sitting around. First range test today and the gun will shoot. It looks a little rough, but the scope really did it justice.
Took 10 rounds to get it dailed in and then I went ahead and put 15 more through it to get used to trigger and season the barrel with Wolf Match Target.
First run at 100 yards shot 249 with 19-20 x's hard to tell. I love the way this old gun looks and shoots. Thought about refinishing, but haven't made up my mind yet. It has a lot of character marks from years of service.
Whatever I do with it I know its a "keeper".
The 40 XB doesn't have the trigger the Anschutz 64 MPR has, but it is still excellent. As old as the gun is, it looks as though it has been stored more than shot. It does not have a matching bolt, but I am not really concerned about that.
I decided to rig this one out with an "old school" Unertil 15X scope a buddy of mine just had sitting around. First range test today and the gun will shoot. It looks a little rough, but the scope really did it justice.
Took 10 rounds to get it dailed in and then I went ahead and put 15 more through it to get used to trigger and season the barrel with Wolf Match Target.
First run at 100 yards shot 249 with 19-20 x's hard to tell. I love the way this old gun looks and shoots. Thought about refinishing, but haven't made up my mind yet. It has a lot of character marks from years of service.
Whatever I do with it I know its a "keeper".
The 40 XB doesn't have the trigger the Anschutz 64 MPR has, but it is still excellent. As old as the gun is, it looks as though it has been stored more than shot. It does not have a matching bolt, but I am not really concerned about that.