Anschutz Exemplar .22 LR Bolt-Action Pistol, 10-inch Barrel, Adjustable Sights, Walnut Target Stock, West German Proofs
This West German Anschutz Exemplar stands out as a precision-oriented bolt-action .22 LR pistol built on the Anschütz Match 64 action. It features a bolt handle, a 10-inch blued steel barrel, and a walnut target-style one-piece stock with coarse stippling. Micrometer-adjustable iron sights and an 11 mm dovetail on the receiver provide a focused target setup. Ulm antler and Eagle/N nitro proofs confirm its West German origin and proofing.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are scratches and blemishes present on exterior surfaces. The trigger guard and trigger shoe show visible blemishes. Small deposits of pitting are noted in select areas, including on the front sight.
What’s Included
- 1x 5-round magazine
- Anschütz factory cardboard box with Exemplar /.22 Long Rifle label
Built on the Anschütz Match 64 action, the Exemplar uses a bolt handle. It feeds from a detachable box magazine with a stated 5+1 capacity in .22 Long Rifle, pairing reliable cycling with deliberate, precise bolt control. The 10-inch blued steel barrel supports stable handling and consistent rimfire performance.
Sighting is handled by a hooded ramp front sight and a micrometer-style adjustable rear sight, offering fine, repeatable adjustments. The receiver is cut with 11 mm dovetail grooves, providing a straightforward interface for mounting compatible optics bases or rings when desired.
The trigger is a two-stage, adjustable unit tailored for refined control. A manual, sliding safety provides positive on/off engagement. The front-of-trigger-guard magazine release enables quick, intuitive magazine changes.
The one-piece walnut stock is a right-hand, target-style design with a beavertail forend, integral pistol grip, and coarse stippling on the grip and forend panels for traction. The barrel and receiver are blued steel, and the pistol bears Ulm antler and Eagle/N nitro proofs, affirming its West German manufacture and proofing during the West German period.