Description
Our research shows that this Savage Anschutz Model 54 Sporter was manufactured in 1970. Chambered in .22LR with a 23″ barrel. It has a banded ramp front sight and adjustable, folding U-notch rear sight. The rifle is equipped with a Redfield 3X-9X scope, and comes with one magazine.
The walnut stock has skip-line checkering with a Schnabel forend, a Monte-Carlo comb with a roll-over cheekpiece, and a capped pistol grip (rosewood with an inlaid white diamond).
The rifle is in excellent condition. The bluing presents beautifully with no handling marks seen. The stock is in very nice condition. While handling marks are present, there are no chips, gouges, or cracks present. The bore is bright with strong rifling.
Please see pictures for details.
All used firearms should be inspected by a qualified gunsmith prior to firing. All items are sold as photographed unless other arrangements are made.
We accept USPS Money Order, cashier’s check, or credit card for immediate shipping. Please note credit card sales are subject to an additional 4% fee.
Shipping & Handling ($50):
- US shipping only. If your item comes with a scope, we will detach it, package it separately, then include it in the shipped box unless specified otherwise by the purchaser.
- Postage Costs include adult 21 yr old signature required fee to your FFL 01 or 03.
- We will pay the shipping insurance for the amount sold.
- Purchasers can request any long gun (up to 48 inches in length) purchase to be shipped in a hard case for an additional $30 fee. Buyer will be responsible for any additional charges above the $50 shipping fee that may occur with hard case shipping.
- Additional fees may be added for long guns with exceptional dimensions and/or weight.
All items are for sale locally, so make contact as soon as you make your decision. Inquiries will be handled in chronological order. All postings will remain active until funds are received. We appreciate funds to arrive within 10 days of verbal agreement. After such time we will entertain other inquiries in the order they were received.
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