Anschütz 1761 AMR Competition

The Anschütz 1761 AMR Competition is a .22 caliber competition rifle. Extensive adjustability and an easily detachable fore-end, butt plate, and pistol grip make it a very flexible weapon.

Adjustability is, of course, of great importance for a rifle that needs to perform at the highest levels. The 1761 AMR Competition offers these possibilities with a fully adjustable stock and cheekpiece, so that the perfect shooting position can be found for everyone. An ergonomic walnut pistol grip provides control over the weapon.

This adjustability also applies to the finely adjustable trigger, which can be adjusted in trigger pull between 100 and 200 grams. Naturally, its position is adjustable within the trigger guard. The trigger blade itself can also be adjusted in height and can be rotated, allowing it to be optimally adapted to the individual shooter.

The aluminum fore-end features a 330 mm long UIT rail on the underside. The rail has laser-etched markings at 1 mm intervals, allowing accessories to be positioned precisely. The fore-end can be removed with a single screw, as can the butt plate and pistol grip. This allows for very quick changes of butt plate or fore-end during a competition, or for the weapon to be made more compact for transport.

Features of the Anschütz 1761 AMR Competition:

• Very short bolt throw
• Fully adjustable match trigger
• Ergonomically shaped pistol grip
• Butt plate, pistol grip, and fore-end can be detached with 1 screw
• 330 mm UIT mounting rail under the fore-end
• Suitable for standing, kneeling, and prone disciplines
• 11 mm mounting rails for attaching sighting devices

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