Anschutz 1761 D HB Heavy Barrel .17 HMR Blued Rifle
Caliber: .17 HMR · Capacity: 5
Specifications
Action Bolt Action
Finish Blued
Weight 6.4 pounds
Capacity 5
Grip Safety No
Optic Ready Yes
Barrel Length 20 inches
Manual Safety Yes
Trigger Safety No
Caliber / Gauge .17 HMR
Threaded Barrel No
Ambidextrous Safety No
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Description
Product Overview
The Anschutz 1761 D HB is a precision-oriented bolt-action repeater rifle chambered in .17 HMR. It combines a walnut Classic stock with a blued heavy barrel measuring 20 inches for a stable, consistent shooting platform. The rifle is equipped with an Anschutz 5061 single-stage light trigger and uses a detachable 5-round magazine, making it well suited to small-game hunting, varmint control, and rimfire target shooting.
Key Features
- .17 HMR chambering delivers a flat-shooting rimfire option for small game and varmints
- 20-inch blued heavy barrel promotes consistent accuracy during extended range sessions
- Anschutz 5061 single-stage light trigger supports a clean, predictable release
- Classic walnut stock provides a traditional feel and comfortable handling
- Detachable 5-round magazine supports convenient loading and unloading
- Optic-ready receiver allows the shooter to configure the rifle with a compatible sighting system
The Anschutz 1761 D HB offers refined rimfire performance in a classic walnut rifle configuration.
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- SKU:
- A019317
- UPC:
- 4046654123578
- BUDS ID:
- 713102728
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