valuation plus dates etc

[paulsfrost]

I have just picked up a training rifle from ww1 or 2 , its a Anshutz-Erzugins model 275 seriel number 10968 , calibre 4.4-nr 9 , looks like a mauser k98, has small magazine that takes 4.4 bb , very large bolt that swing outwards then cock vertically rearwards!!
long stock, fixed v rear sight ramped blade front sight. large safety on rear of action that appears to be alloy of a kind, rest of rifle steel.
had a hardish life as a fair ground gun,

the same guy also had a Haenal plus chrome guns larger built again, the heanal had wood stock part way on front end as well as a bayenet lug

can anybody help, will post pictures later

quick google its a gallery gun very small numbers sold here

[paulsfrost]

can anybody help with this gun please , also need to find a strip down guide for it

[Topi]

As you already found out, the Anschütz 275 is a gallery rifle. Production started in the 1950's and they are still available new. They are also fairly expensive, probably because they're meant for commercial gallery shooting.

If the stock really looks like a k98, I think it's been changed from the original as the original stock is rather plain, normal looking stock.

Cheers,

-Topi

[r1danny]

there was one sold on here in 2007...

http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=234243