Anschutz 1416 DKV, my second Annie

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Schmick.

What's on the top there, Leupold 3-9?

Leupold VX2 2-7X33 CDS

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The Annie timber is always so nice

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The Annie timber is always so nice

I think this 1416 stock is nicer than 1710's

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more ammo test
50 meters bench rest plus rear bag leupold QD ring, leupold VX-2 2-7X33 CDS, 10 shot group

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SK STANDARD PLUS

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SK pistol match, the bottom fly is the first shot of 10, maybe is the wax in the barrel from last ammo or maybe is my fault, the rest is not too bad

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[allan]

I've not owned an Anschutz sporter that wouldn't shoot at least one category of SK ammunition well.
If you can find it, try some Pistol Match Special - I've had a couple of very consistent lot numbers of that over the past 12 months.
I haven't been able to find any Standard Plus in ages - It is normally my "go to" general purpose ammo..

[happyhunter]

They are a nice hunting rifle. How does it shoot common hunting ammo?

[allan]

I only shoot "common hunting ammo. " in my old Sportco
My wife has a 1416 which will shoot SK HV hollow point almost as well as the mid range offerings of standard velocity match ammo. at 50 and (to my surprise) will shoot 10 into less than 2 MOA at 100 on an outdoor range.
That may not sound too flash but to shoot consistently better than that at 100 outdoors, the shooter's skill level is just as important as the equipment or ammunition used.

[happyhunter]

Interesting. My old Brno 2 shoots Eley sub hollow at about the same at 100 meters, although for 80 bucks a brick I run cheaper CCI to save money on the bunnies. Only Annies I've owned have been center fires, currently a 1530 in 222 Remington. These days plenty of cheap rimfire rifles match the accuracy of the Anny so I guess you are paying for build quality and that sweet trigger.

[allan]

Only Annies I've owned have been center fires, currently a 1530 in 222 Remington. These days plenty of cheap rimfire rifles match the accuracy of the Anny so I guess you are paying for build quality and that sweet trigger.

Now if I owned a 22 which could keep pace with my old 153 at 100 yards, I'd be pretty happy.
Would have to agree that there are a number of cheaper 22's around these days which shoot very well but I think there will always be the odd Anschutz at my place while I hold a licence
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I've not owned an Anschutz sporter that wouldn't shoot at least one category of SK ammunition well.
If you can find it, try some Pistol Match Special - I've had a couple of very consistent lot numbers of that over the past 12 months.
I haven't been able to find any Standard Plus in ages - It is normally my "go to" general purpose ammo..

pistol match and standard plus is the best for now, couldn't find SK HV HP anywhere， the standard plus is the last one at LGS, will try SK HV HP if I can find it

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Interesting. My old Brno 2 shoots Eley sub hollow at about the same at 100 meters, although for 80 bucks a brick I run cheaper CCI to save money on the bunnies. Only Annies I've owned have been center fires, currently a 1530 in 222 Remington. These days plenty of cheap rimfire rifles match the accuracy of the Anny so I guess you are paying for build quality and that sweet trigger.

old Brno 2 shoots main group half inch or less at 100 meters what’s brilliant, not only the rifle and ammo's good, also the shooter's amazing

yes you are right I like the good quality stuff and sweat trigger, a gentleman tried it that evening, he is new shooter and not familiar with the rifle and scope but shoot well, 5 shoot 3 in half inch 2 in 1 inch, he was very happy for that, btw he shoots his CZ 455 17 HMR is not that good

[happyhunter]

Hmm.. I reading several CZ455 not shooting well reports. 17HMR should be shooting real tight at 100 meters so long as the ammo is a good batch.