Thanks for the Video! I've done 2 so far and if you file the ribs off then install and mark them, then cut the notch on the milling machine they are perfect very smooth and very solid!
Just looking to order a couple of Anschutz magazines, but 'stumbled' upon your video. Thank you very much for this information on 'How To'. You've just saved me in excess of $106.00 shipping included, but with taxes extra, here in Canada, on 2 mags.
Glad to hear it! It is a worthwhile mod for sure and I have several that I keep in rotation with perfect feeding and reliability. I actually just used two savage mags in my 1403 competition rifle in a match last month. Thanks a lot for the comment and let me know how your mod goes.
Hi, I watched your nice video, saw peepsights on your 1416. What kind of front sight did you fit? I am looking to install a tunnel front sight to my 1422. They have the same barrels.
It’s a Hunters “set” trigger on this 64 model. You pull the one trigger normally, or if you want an extremely light trigger you pull the other one first. I have a video on it.
Going further......the Savage MKII and the Anschutz 64....if you look cloely at both......seem to share a lot of design similarities. Does anyone here know of the design history of each...and if one copied a bit from the other?
Absolutely they did, but years before the MKII rimfire. The MKII was actually a Canadian design made by Lakefield which Savage acquired in the early 90s. Savage and Anschutz had a partnership where they branded their rifles with each other’s marks in order each other to get more market in their opposite regions. At the time (60s) savage wanted more exposure in Europe and Anschutz in North America
Thanks for the Video! I've done 2 so far and if you file the ribs off then install and mark them, then cut the notch on the milling machine they are perfect very smooth and very solid!
Just looking to order a couple of Anschutz magazines, but 'stumbled' upon your video. Thank you very much for this information on 'How To'.
You've just saved me in excess of $106.00 shipping included, but with taxes extra, here in Canada, on 2 mags.
Glad to hear it! It is a worthwhile mod for sure and I have several that I keep in rotation with perfect feeding and reliability. I actually just used two savage mags in my 1403 competition rifle in a match last month.
Thanks a lot for the comment and let me know how your mod goes.
@@inrangerimfire20two Within the next couple of weeks I will see if I can do this, and yes, I will let you know how my handy work turns out.
Catiwampus, now that is a word I haven't heard in a while, nice tech tip ............................................
Lol! Well, it describes most of my precision tactics in the shop..
Thanks for the comment.
just tried, works nicely
Outstanding!
The Anschutz magazines look alot like Winchester model 69 magazines
Hi,
I watched your nice video, saw peepsights on your 1416. What kind of front sight did you fit? I am looking to install a tunnel front sight to my 1422.
They have the same barrels.
I've never seen this type of anschutz before with two triggers like that, what's that all about?
It’s a Hunters “set” trigger on this 64 model. You pull the one trigger normally, or if you want an extremely light trigger you pull the other one first. I have a video on it.
Without even watching the video yes
Well, yes, but not directly. You have to mod it
Going further......the Savage MKII and the Anschutz 64....if you look cloely at both......seem to share a lot of design similarities. Does anyone here know of the design history of each...and if one copied a bit from the other?
Absolutely they did, but years before the MKII rimfire. The MKII was actually a Canadian design made by Lakefield which Savage acquired in the early 90s. Savage and Anschutz had a partnership where they branded their rifles with each other’s marks in order each other to get more market in their opposite regions. At the time (60s) savage wanted more exposure in Europe and Anschutz in North America