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The AKSU-74 is a Russian sub-machine-gun produced from 1975 as a shortened version of the AK74, intended for use by armoured troops, special forces and others requiring a compact weapon. The AKSU-74 is chambered for the 5.45 mm Soviet cartridge which it takes from a 30-round magazine and fires at a rate of 700 rounds per minute, or single-shot selectable by a lever on the right side of the receiver, with a muzzle velocity of 735 meters-per-second..
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The Anschutz model 1395 is a German sporting and hunting single-shot bolt-action rifle produced in .22 Long Rifle calibre. The Anschutz model 1395 is made in blued steel with a walnut stock and is fitted with a bead tunnel sight.
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The Anschutz model 1432 is a German bolt-action, single-shot hunting rifle produced in .22 Hornet calibre. The Anschutz model 1432 is made from blued steel (a stainless steel version is also produced) and fitted with a walnut stock and pistol grip. It has a 60 cm long barrel and is devoid of sights, instead taking a telescopic sight. The Anschutz model 1432 is available in various trigger actions including: match pressure-point, immediate match trigger, double action and a combined match pressure-point double-action.
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The Anschutz model 1712 is a German single-shot bolt-action competition and hunting rifle. The Anschutz model 1712 is made from blued steel with a black plastic stock with a pistol grip. The Anschutz model 1712 is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 55 cm long barrel with a mounting rail for a telescopic sight.
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The Anschutz model 1903 is a German single-shot bolt-action match competition rifle. The Anschutz model 1903 is made from blued steel with a coloured laminate stock. The Anschutz model 1903 is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 65 cm long barrel with an optical rear sight and bead tunnel forward sight.
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The Anschutz model 1907 is a German single-shot bolt-action match competition rifle. The Anschutz model 1907 is made from blued steel with a choice of walnut, beech or coloured laminate stock. The Anschutz model 1907 is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 66 cm long barrel with an optical rear sight and bead tunnel forward sight.
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The Anschutz model 1910 is a German single-shot bolt-action match competition rifle. The Anschutz model 1910 is made from blued steel with a walnut stock. The Anschutz model 1910 is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 69 cm long barrel with an optical rear sight and bead tunnel forward sight.
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The Anschutz model 1911 is a German single-shot bolt-action match competition rifle. The Anschutz model 1911 is made from blued steel with a beech stock. The Anschutz model 1911 is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 69 cm long barrel with an optical rear sight and bead tunnel forward sight. The Anschutz model 1911 is a effectively light-weight version of the Anschutz Model 1910, weighing 5.4 kg rather than 7 kg.
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The Anschutz model 1913 National is a German single-shot bolt-action match competition rifle. The Anschutz model 1913 National is made from blued steel with a choice of walnut or beech stock. The Anschutz model 1913 National is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 69 cm long barrel with an optical rear sight and bead tunnel forward sight.
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The Anschutz model 1913 Super Match is a German single-shot bolt-action match competition rifle. The Anschutz model 1913 Super Match is made from blued steel with a choice of walnut or coloured laminate stock. The Anschutz model 1913 Super Match is chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge and has a 69 cm long barrel with an optical rear sight and bead tunnel forward sight.
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