ANSHUTZ MATCH 64 what's it worth

ACKLEY ABE · #1 12-21-2011, 07:21 AM

Anyone...Cat....know what a Match 64 Synthetic is worth?

elkhunter11 · #2 12-21-2011, 07:29 AM

There are a few versions of the 64 match rifles, so it will depend on the specific model. It also depends if the match sights are included.

ACKLEY ABE · #3 12-21-2011, 07:38 AM

Gotta range Elk. I saw one on a site. I thought some folks here might be interested.

I'll send you the site info. Some nice stuff. ...and by the way the 45.70 Cowboy is gone. That was the deal of the year.

Homesteader · #4 12-21-2011, 07:44 AM

I'll bite, I'd say $400-600 depending on condition, I had a minty old MS on a 64 action I think I got about $600 for it. They are a very nice unit, but most of the hardcores are after the 54's.

catnthehat · #5 12-21-2011, 09:11 AM

The stocks on the 64's are the big ddifference in the pricing, I've seen them run anywhere from $450 for a wood stocked 190 with irons to $650 with a synthetic stock.
Cat

elkhunter11 · #6 12-21-2011, 09:26 AM

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They are a very nice unit, but most of the hardcores are after the 54's.

I have three 54s, and I much prefer them to the 64. That being said, some of the 64s are exceptional shooters.

couleefolk · #7 12-21-2011, 06:27 PM

i remember when we were younger in rifle club, we bought a cil 310 for around $125 with the 64 action. later i picked up a cil 180 for $150, sold the peeps to the club for $100, left with a $50 gopher gun with the 64 action. waiting for a 190 or 310 to come along in the $150 range, but in this day and age, i'm not holding my breath. our club has several 180s that were bought in the early 70's, and get cleaned about once a year, and they still can make ragged holes at 20yds shooting t-22 ammo. those 64 actions are pretty good for a cheaper gun.

catnthehat · #8 12-21-2011, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by couleefolk

i remember when we were younger in rifle club, we bought a cil 310 for around $125 with the 64 action. later i picked up a cil 180 for $150, sold the peeps to the club for $100, left with a $50 gopher gun with the 64 action. waiting for a 190 or 310 to come along in the $150 range, but in this day and age, i'm not holding my breath. our club has several 180s that were bought in the early 70's, and get cleaned about once a year, and they still can make ragged holes at 20yds shooting t-22 ammo. those 64 actions are pretty good for a cheaper gun.

The last 180 i bought I piad $150 for it.
The last 190 I bought cost me $300.
I have one of the original 190's in the basement, basically a 180 with a match rifle stock.
I got into a bit of a discussion with another Junior in '68, he said" oh, you have a 190 too!"
I said "No, it's a 180" ( used to be anyway!)
i showed him and in disbelief he admitted it to be a 180, and was likely scratching his head for some time trying to figure out why a "190" would say "180"!!

Little did I know that the gun was a prototype that dad had been working on and was made up if parts!!
Cat

ACKLEY ABE · #9 12-22-2011, 06:40 AM

hmmm.....same guy has a 180, a 310 and a Walther Target. That's just the Anshutz stuff plus the Walther of course. Might have to stop in on Saturday. Looks like a lot of cool stuff and it's been a while since I've been in his store.