help indentify and value anschutz

[rr1220]

anyone familiar with this model purchased new in early 80s by seller

 

[pete_f]

That is an early 1807 (technically an 1807L for Left handed) unless the serial number has an X suffix, then it would be what is known as a 1607 which was a transitional model produced for a few years around that ('78-'81 or so) time.
It was made for a class of competition known as Standard Rifle which limits the weight and adjustments that can be made to the rifle during a match.
In international/olympic competition, up to the mid/late 90's, women were required to use a standard rifle.

 

[rr1220]

It does have an X

 

[1badDart]

View attachment 7237884anyone familiar with this model purchased new in early 80s by seller

Good luck. If you pass let me know, I may be interested.

 

[1813Benny]

Good luck. If you pass let me know, I may be interested.

FYI, replacement firing pins are all but non-existent along with the proper springs if it is an “x” gun.
Regards
Ken

 

[1badDart]

FYI, replacement firing pins are all but non-existent along with the proper springs if it is an “x” gun.
Regards
Ken

Thanks.

 

[goosed]

According to the Anschutz manual the X's were only made from '74-'79 and should fall into the serial number range 143655X - 182155X.

Do you know if the bolt has the cut so that the firing pin and spring are visible? Kinda a unique and neat feature, imo, even if it does require more attention to keep clean.