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Yet another classic SSP match rifle just entered my collection an Anschütz Super Air 2002 SSP. These rifles are pretty hard to come by, so I had to have it. But then there’s that constant need to add more vintage stuff to my collection. The reason I bought this rifle, is primarily because I use air rifles as training for my small bore rimfire rifle (12 and 50 meters), and this Anschütz Super Air 2002 has the exact same stock as my Anschütz 54 Match rifle. A spread of 7,5mm with a 4.5mm pellet is not bad at all, and that one 9 on the right was the reason the group size was this “big”, otherwise it would have been 5,4mm! Seems like the barrel is in top condition. I just need to adjust my diopter two clicks to the left, and I’m dead on target. It shoots better than all the other match rifles I own, and as far as I’m concerned, I’ll be shooting this rifle during the Dutch Championships 10-meter Air Rifle in September this year. Oh, and when I say ‘accurate’, I mean ACCURATE! This is a (actually the first) 40-shot group I shot yesterday with this rifle on the range, and anything that didn’t hit the 10, was my mistake. To compensate for the light weight aluminium, the muzzle has multiple barrel weights that can be adjusted to your personal needs. That’s probably one of the reasons why it looks as good as it does, despite it’s age. I own multiple 10-meter match rifles, like the Walther LG210, Hämmerli AR-50, and Feinwerkbau 300S, but this baby is without a doubt the bees knees! The trigger is amazing on this thing, and they used high grade aluminium for most of the parts, making it less susceptible to rust. Unbelievably accurate and extremely well built, as one might expect from a premium brand such as Anschütz.
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