Anschütz Exemplar .22 LR Bolt-Action Target Pistol, West German, 10" Bull Barrel, Adjustable Trigger, Burris 4x Scope, Match 64 Action
This West German Anschütz Exemplar stands out as a purpose-built, bolt-action .22 LR target pistol from the late 1980s. It features a 10" heavy bull barrel, an adjustable trigger, and the Match 64–pattern action, all set into a one-piece walnut target stock. A Burris 4x pistol scope is mounted on the barrel base, and the sale includes a factory 50 m/10-shot test target that is serial-matched and dated April 18, 1988, plus the original box, manual, and three factory magazines.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive 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: This firearm is in solid shape. There are visible scratches and blemishes on the exterior surfaces. Small, scattered areas of pitting are present across various finished parts. The trigger guard shows rust. The bore is bright and shiny.
What’s Included
- Burris 4x pistol scope (fixed power), mounted in two rings
- 2x 10-round and 1x 5-round Anschütz factory steel magazines (extended and compact formats)
- Millett Sights Mark II Low Profile rear sight for H&K P7 (uninstalled)
- Millett Sights Dual-Crimp front sight for Colt 45 & Browning Hi-Power (uninstalled)
- Anschütz certified 50 m/10-shot factory test target, serial-matched, dated April 18, 1988
- Original Anschütz factory box
- Anschütz Exemplar owner's manual
Built on the Anschütz Match 64–pattern action, this Exemplar uses a bolt with a polished round knob and a detachable box magazine system. The action and receiver are steel, with factory markings "J.G. Anschütz Ulm/Donau, W.-Germany."
The pistol wears an approximately 10" heavy bull barrel and has no iron sights installed. The barrel is drilled and tapped near the muzzle for a front sight provision, and a Burris 4x pistol scope is mounted on a barrel base for a clear, fixed-power sight picture.
Its one-piece walnut target stock provides a stable platform, featuring textured and stippled black grip and fore-end panels for consistent hand placement. The adjustable trigger supports fine-tuning to the shooter’s preference.
The Exemplar feeds from detachable box magazines, and this example includes two 10-round and one 5-round factory steel magazines. Collectors will appreciate the West German origin, the 1980s production era, and the inclusion of the original box, owner's manual, and the serial-matched factory 50 m/10-shot test card dated April 18, 1988.