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  1. #1
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    I have a 1722D bought new in the mid 80's which looks pretty similar to yours. This was my first firearm and I dont ever intend to sell it although it doesn't get much use these days. They are really lovely rifles, terrific quality and a pleasure to own. The only bit I dont like is the daft wing safety which is absolute pants compared to a Sako Finnfire, but I still love it!

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    Ammo Tests

    My first testing was with S&K Rifle Match, which gave me a nice touching 5 shot cloverleaf at 50 yards, and sub-1 inch groups at 100 yards.

    Next up were the S&K Standard Plus. These are a cheaper grade than the Rifle Match, but the grouping performance seemed to be the same, although I did get the occasional flyer.

    So far, that suggests that the barrel is not too fussy.

    Next week I will try the Lapua Center-X and Eley Match.

    In my CZ and Brno the Lapua groups best of all, followed by Eley. It will be interesting to see what the Annie thinks of these, because the precision shooters at my club all have Anschutz and use Eley Match or Tenex.

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    That is a very nice rifle and quite rare with the set trigger option.I was looking at one of these for sale over the last few months and almost made an offer.I have three 54 action sporters and love them.Like everyone says the safety is a pain in the arse but apart from that they are a pleasure to own.
    In saying yes to this air rifle you are confirming that you are not a messer and are allowed to go out in public without your carer

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    Quote Originally Posted by frontend loader View Post
    That is a very nice rifle and quite rare with the set trigger option.I was looking at one of these for sale over the last few months and almost made an offer.I have three 54 action sporters and love them.Like everyone says the safety is a pain in the arse but apart from that they are a pleasure to own.
    Can you remember the price of the one you were considering? I paid just over £700 for mine.

    To be honest, as I only shoot at targets at a shooting club, the safety is not likely to be an issue. But I must get the hang of de-cocking as I am sure I will need to do that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pintosal View Post
    Can you remember the price of the one you were considering? I paid just over £700 for mine.

    To be honest, as I only shoot at targets at a shooting club, the safety is not likely to be an issue. But I must get the hang of de-cocking as I am sure I will need to do that.
    I saw it on one of the internet market places[GT] It was about £750 and it's not on there any more as I just looked,may have been the same rifle then?
    In saying yes to this air rifle you are confirming that you are not a messer and are allowed to go out in public without your carer

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    Yes, I bought this from a dealer who advertised it on Gun Trader, and it was showing at £750. But he eventually came down to £725.

    So far, I'm very pleased with it and I think it was worth the money.

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