ANSCHUTZ LG MATCH 380 AIR RIFLE .177 PELLET
The Anschutz LG Match 380 represents the pinnacle of engineering for recoilless spring-piston 10-meter match air rifles. Introduced in 1980, this precision instrument was designed specifically to compete at the highest Olympic levels. It remains highly celebrated for its revolutionary internal sliding system, which completely isolates the shooter from the recoil of the piston. The rifle utilizes an advanced side-lever cocking mechanism that operates with remarkable smoothness. Upon firing, the barrel and receiver assembly slide backward inside the outer stock shroud. This mechanical movement absorbs the shock of the expanding spring, resulting in a perfectly still, vibration-free shot cycle that matches the stability of modern pre-charged pneumatic systems. Constructed with meticulous German craftsmanship, the firearm features a heavy match barrel, an adjustable two-stage match trigger, and an ergonomic wooden stock tailored for stable positional shooting. Because production ceased in the mid-1980s as pneumatic technology advanced, well-maintained examples are now highly sought-after collector's items prized for their historical significance, extreme accuracy, and enduring mechanical reliability. CONDITION: Very Good. The bore is shiny with crisp rifling. The spring does not operate properly and requires the attention of a qualified technician. Ther are very few light handling marks on stock and barrel. NON FFL
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The Anschutz LG Match 380 represents the pinnacle of engineering for recoilless spring-piston 10-meter match air rifles. Introduced in 1980, this precision instrument was designed specifically to compete at the highest Olympic levels. It remains highly celebrated for its revolutionary internal sliding system, which completely isolates the shooter from the recoil of the piston. The rifle utilizes an advanced side-lever cocking mechanism that operates with remarkable smoothness. Upon firing, the barrel and receiver assembly slide backward inside the outer stock shroud. This mechanical movement absorbs the shock of the expanding spring, resulting in a perfectly still, vibration-free shot cycle that matches the stability of modern pre-charged pneumatic systems. Constructed with meticulous German craftsmanship, the firearm features a heavy match barrel, an adjustable two-stage match trigger, and an ergonomic wooden stock tailored for stable positional shooting. Because production ceased in the mid-1980s as pneumatic technology advanced, well-maintained examples are now highly sought-after collector's items prized for their historical significance, extreme accuracy, and enduring mechanical reliability. CONDITION: Very Good. The bore is shiny with crisp rifling. The spring does not operate properly and requires the attention of a qualified technician. Ther are very few light handling marks on stock and barrel. NON FFL
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