what goes thru some sellers minds???
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/861164959
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I agree with you on the no explanation/description, but it is probably one of the new high pressure large caliber air guns worthy of taking a hog or deer. They are not cheap. Stupid to not have brought that to light on something you are trying to sell though.
Was it Ricci? 😅
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I know just about nothing about air rifles. My first thought is you have to be joking, $4,000 for an air rifle??? You must understand, from my perspective, an air rifle is a BB gun. Think Daisy!
But when I looked at those pictures I must admit that it sure don't look like no Daisy! I can see that that has to be expensive rifle but I don't know if that price is fair or unreasonable. 0 -
It's for 4 position 10 meter international match competition use - Olympic level courses of fire...
Probably some collegiant / class C or B affiliated regional NCAA league usage...
One presumes that the customer / nationally ranked athlete looking for this gun already knows the specs and features - and the pool of folk who could or would require a gun of this type is rather limited - there is little chance that someone not ensconced and informed of this world of match level OTC courses would happen upon this listing and have questions or decides on a whim to buy it without specific need or knowledge...
And the price is fair.
Mike
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Well at least he will ship to CA 0 -
That model variation can sometimes be found for a bit less (a few hundred $$$), but it is almost always special order, which could mean a 4 week wait. This rifle is sitting there ready to ship, which is worth the slight premium to a lot of buyers. As Mike said, anyone looking for one of those rifles already knows what it is. 0 -
He is at retail on it. BUT if you want one there it is and that thing looks nice. 0 -
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Anschutz 9015
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- Description
An overall competition gun for the entire family! Compete with "ONE" air rifle from junior to adult marksmen, seniors and bench rest marksmen. This versatile, state-of-the-art, ambidextrous match rifle grows with the shooter. Medium grip.
Anschutz 9015 Target Air Rifle Features
- Precharged pneumatic
- Barreled action for optimized flow behavior
- Recoil and vibration free barreled action
- Single-shot
- Medium, walnut grip
- Right or left-hand cocking configuration
- Maintenance free stabilizer
- Extremely short lock time
- Precisely adjustable match trigger with axial ball bearing
- Exchangeable air cylinder w/integrated manometer (air pressure gauge)
- Air pressure regulator with air filter
- Rifled barrel
- 16.535" barrel length
- 38.9" to 47.2" overall length
- 5.29 lbs.
- Adjustable trigger blade
- Trigger pull weight 30-170 grams
- CENTRA front sight, rotationally adjustable, incl. aperture clamping screw and transparent aperture
- Aluminum rear sight with anti-glare tube
- XXL, 16mm sight riser block with allen key
- Adjustable, balanced ONE-stock useful for all shooting disciplines and position types
- Aluminum, highly adjustable buttplate
- Walnut cheekpiece with stepless adjustability offers 360 degree rotation
- Adjustable, quick-release walnut forend
- Natural oiled walnut grip
- 200 BAR max pressure, 2,900 psi
- Approx. 200 shots per fill
- Dry-fire capability
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Specs
- ManufacturerAnschutz
- Caliber.177
- Velocity560 fps
- ConditionNew
- Ammo TypePellets
- ActionSidelever
- Barrel StyleRifled
- Fire ModeSingle-shot
- Gun Weight10.14
- Overall Length47.24
- Barrel Length16.53
- Loudness1-Low
- Magazine Capacity1
- MechanismPre-charged pneumatic
- Rail11mm dovetail
- SafetyManual
- Front SightsGlobe w/Aperture Inserts
- Rear SightsAdjustable for windage & elevation
- Shots per Fill200
- Trigger AdjustabilityTwo-stage adjustable
- Trigger Action0
- UseCompetition
- Warranty2-year limited warranted+
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I agree 100% that if I don't know what it is, I probably don't need it. However, I do like to read a bit about items that I'm not familiar with.mark christian said:That model variation can sometimes be found for a bit less (a few hundred $$$), but it is almost always special order, which could mean a 4 week wait. This rifle is sitting there ready to ship, which is worth the slight premium to a lot of buyers. As Mike said, anyone looking for one of those rifles already knows what it is.0 -
Some of you guys crack me up. Thanks, I needed the laugh. 0 -
And speaking of Daisy - don't count Daisy out...
I achieved the rating of Distinguished Expert in NRA sanctioned competition - where rank and tier and status are based solely on sanctioned match scores - from for the record international rules 10 meter indoor 4 position full course of judged and supervised fire...
And laugh at me if you so desire - I achieved my distinguished expert rating and became nationally ranked using a Daisy power line manual pump pellet gun...
Granted it was a bit of an unusual rifle made available through the CMP and the NRA in close partnership with Daisy...
While the action was manufactured by Daisy - the barrel was produced by Lomar Walther - the free style adjustable stock was the work of Avanti - the precision dioptor target sights a Parker Hale design...
Certainly the cheapest and closest to the proverbial sacred cow the holy and worthy of sainthood Daisy Red Ryder BB gun...
Mike
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