1712
- BCloninger
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Re: 1712
Wiggle room. New prices range from $1,755 to $2,195 so depending on condition they may be closer than I like to believe.
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- C.S. Lewis
- BCloninger
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Re: 1712
Featherweight? Forget what I said - $1,550 shipped is a bargain.
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kevinbear
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Re: 1712
It's the wing safety model, slightly different than the current model. Mine is the same vintage, the trigger is much better than the old 1422's. The Anschutz history guys know better than myself but I think the safety change was 2-3 years ago. Mine is a first year of production 1712 with wood stock, no sights, shorter heavier barrel, 2003.wphill wrote:Kevin,
It's a feather weight model. Do they even make that anymore?
How similar to the vintage 1422 model?
I checked the price on a new one, 1775.00 and 1805.00 from the champions. While it's not a bargain 1550.00 shipped is probably not out of line after all.
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kevinbear
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Re: 1712
There are bargains out there, a couple of years ago Gary and I found the same model at a small gunshow for 1000.00 no tax, about 6 months later I bought my wife a 1422 at Gunsmoke for 450.00 that was like NIB. I don't like single stage triggers but 1422's {1977}like my wife's are incredibly accurate.
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