Anschutz Modell 1517 .17 HMR Bolt-Action Rifle, 25.5 in Heavy Barrel, Walnut Beavertail Stock (2012, Made in Germany)
German-made in 2012, this Anschutz Modell 1517 pairs the Match 64–pattern rimfire action with a 25.5-inch heavy steel barrel and a recessed target crown. It features a beavertail walnut stock with an inletted UIT/Anschütz accessory rail and graduated scale. Two-piece scope bases are installed on the receiver's 11 mm dovetail, and the rifle feeds from a 5-round steel detachable magazine (5+1 capacity). Factory markings include CIP proof symbols, the DE stamp, and J.G. ANSCHÜTZ Ulm Germany.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Minor, superficial scratches and small blemishes are present. The bore is clean and shiny.
What's Included
- Two-piece scope bases installed on receiver's 11 mm dovetail
- One 5-round steel detachable box magazine
The Modell 1517 uses Anschutz's Match 64–pattern rimfire action, known for its precise bolt fit and consistent ignition. The bolt has a swept handle with a large tapered knob for confident operation. A two-position, right-side safety includes a red fire indicator. The steel receiver wears a polished blued finish.
The 25.5-inch heavy-contour steel barrel is cut with a recessed target crown to help protect the muzzle. Chambered in .17 HMR, the configuration supports stable, precise shooting with quality rimfire ammunition.
The right-hand walnut stock features a wide beavertail fore-end for steady support, stippled (pebble-textured) grip panels for control, and a rubber buttpad. An inletted UIT/Anschütz accessory rail with a graduated scale provides a secure interface for compatible accessories. Length of pull measures 14.0 inches.
No sights are installed. Two-piece scope bases are already mounted to the receiver's 11 mm dovetail for straightforward optic installation. Feeding is via a detachable 5-round steel box magazine, yielding a 5+1 capacity. Proofs include CIP symbols, the DE stamp, and J.G. ANSCHÜTZ Ulm Germany.
Made in Germany.