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ANSCHUTZ MODEL 1413 SUPER MATCH 54 22LR MODEL 54 Guns International #: 103459328 Seller's Inventory #: MODEL 54 Category: Anschutz Rifles - Benchrest and Target Rifles - Rimfire Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: 5shot Member Since: 10/8/22 First Name: KEN Last Name: MCMURDIE State: Arizona Zip: 85367 Country: United States Phone: (928) 941-0867 Number of Active Listings: 25 Total Number of Listings: 279 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. Payment Types Accepted: credit card money order About Us: 3% percent c/c fee Description: HERE IS A NICE ANSCHUTZ MODELL 1413 SUPER MATCH 54  The Anschutz Model 1413 Super Match 54 is a  premier, single-shot .22 LR target riflethat was manufactured in West Germany, predominantly in the 1960s and 1970s. It was considered a top-of-the-line rifle for three-position (3P) smallbore competition during its era.  Key Features and Specifications Action: Based on the legendary Match 54 action, which is known for its high quality and robust construction. Trigger: Often equipped with the 1407-U9 "hair trigger," with pull weights in the low ounces. Some models may feature the 5039 double-set trigger. Stock: Features a specialized, heavy, and adjustable wooden target stock with a cheek piece, designed for prone, kneeling, and standing positions, usually featuring a butt plate with a hook. Barrel: Typically a 26-inch cold-hammer-forged heavy barrel. Usage: Designed for ISSF (formerly UIT) disciplines.  Differences and Evolution 1413 vs. 1813: The 1413 is an earlier model (1960s-70s) compared to the 1813 (1980s), which features a faster lock time, the 5018 trigger, and an adjustable cheek piece. 1413 vs. 1411: While sharing the same action, the 1413 is designed with a, often heavier, 3-position stock with a palm rest and hook butt plate, whereas the 1411 is often considered the prone model. Variations: Earlier 1413 models may lack the adjustable cheek piece that was introduced around 1973-74.  Performance and Value Accuracy: Renowned for extreme accuracy; even older 14xx series rifles can compete with much newer models if the barrel is in good condition. Ammunition: These rifles are often tuned for standard velocity match ammunition, such as SK Standard Plus or Eley. Value: Generally valued between $1,100 to $1,400 for a well-maintained, original, and complete rifle (with sights), as of late 2016.  Price: $1,400.00 Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Manufacturer: ANSCHUTZ Model: 1413 SUPER MATCH 54 Serial Number: 43525 Barrel Length: 28 Condition: GOOD Metal Condition: GOOD Wood Condition: GOOD Bore Condition: GOOD Manufacture Date: 1964