Anschutz Model 64 MP-R Multi-Purpose

Multi-Purpose Bolt-Action Repeating Target Rifle [ 1964 ]

The Anschutz 64 MP rifle can be coupled with a telescopic sight for accurate vermin game hunting.

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The German Anschutz Model 64 MP-R was a bolt-action rifle appearing in 1964 and popularized through its use in vermin game hunting and similar outdoor sporting. The system featured an adjustable match, two-stage (single-stage adjustable) trigger, a heavy-duty barrel, the excellent Anschutz Model 64 action and a universal "beavertail" style ergonomically-shaped stock. Well-contoured throughout, the rifle sported a grooved receiver for optional mounting of telescopic sights for accuracy at range or, in its place, a match rear iron sight could be fitted. The rifle could loaded and unloaded with the safety set while the barrel was given an additional groove for an optional front-mounted iron sight. Bolt-action was accomplished with a cam-cocking system through manual-actuation of the bolt-handle in the traditional sense. The action ejected the spent shell casing currently in the firing chamber and introduced a new cartridge from the 5-round magazine. The firearm was chambered for the .22LR, suitable for hunting small game. Overall weight of the Model 64 was approximately 9lbs and the rifle featured a running length of 43.3 inches.©MilitaryFactory.com

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Specifications

Anschutz - Germany
Manufacturer(s)

Austria; Belgium; Holland; Italy; Germany; Netherlands; United Kingdom; United States
Operators

1964
Service Year

Germany
National Origin

GAME HUNTING / SPORT SHOOTING
Long-range solution for game-hunting and / or sport shooting typically aided through optics support.

1,098 mm
(43.23 inches)
Overall Length

9.04 lb
(4.10 kg)
Empty Weight

Bolt-Action Rifle
Action

BOLT-ACTION
Manually-actuated process of managing the bolt lever to eject spent cartridge case, clearing the breech, to introduce fresh catridge into the chamber.

.22LR
Caliber(s)
May not represent an exhuastive list; Calibers may be model-specific dependent; Always consult official manufacturer sources.

5-round magazine
Rounds

Optional Optics
Sights

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328 feet
(100 meters | 109 yards)
Max Effective Range

Model 64 MP-R Multi-Purpose - Base Series Designation.

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