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Two Rifles in one stock with Anschutz. 22 lR

and Zimmerstutzen Barreled Action Cal. 4 mm

When you

purchased

an Anschutz Match Rifle you have become

a member of the" Anschutz" System which gives you a further

possibility to enlarge your selection of shooting equipment.

For Example

I. Purchasing an extra Super Match stock your Model 54 Match

Rifle becomes a special rifle for participation in any Internatio-

nal Matches.

2. The purchase of a Zimmerstutzen barreled Action will fit the

same Bultstock which gives you an Indoor Match Rifle of the finest

quality. There is simply nothing belter anywhere.

3. The Anschutz Indoor Match Rifle also known as the Zimmer-

stutzen can be transformed instantly into a .22 LR Match Rifle

by purchasing a Model 54 Match barreled action. The advantages

are always the same fit, shooting all year around, same weight

and sights. You save as you need only one set of sights. When

changing over always make sure to tighten the rear assembly

screw first, then the front assembly screw. Again in the same turn

tighten both screws good and tight. Be sure that the top of front

assembly screw and abultment plate are not in touch with the

corresponding hole and rabbet of the action.

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Small Bore Rifle Care

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No. 4401 The Cleaning Rod Guide

Before starting always dry swab the barrel

of your Rifle. After you are through shooting

it is always best to clean and oil your rifle.

Remove the bolt, to avoid damaging it is

always best to insert a cleaning Rod Guide

as the No.

4401

illustrated above in the

breech. If there is some Gun Flannel use it as

otherwise it will not take the grooves prop-

erly. Push the cleaning rod forward until the

beginning can be seen at the muzzle. In case

you pushed the cleaning plug through all the

way never try to pull back. Just dismount the

plug and then withdraw the Rod. Renew patch

until it stays clean, then spray on a few drops

of good gun oil and swab the barrel once

more. Never use steel or wire brushes, never

scratch around in the barrel, always a full

length stroke.