Beautiful rifle with American made Leupold scope. No box. Rifle Test: Anschutz 1416 in .22 LR - Sporting GunThe J.G. Anschutz 1415-1416 is a highly regarded, lightweight German-made .22 LR bolt-action rifle, often used for hunting and, thanks to its accuracy, target shooting. Known as part of the 1400 series, the 1415 (hardwood stock) and 1416 (walnut stock) are largely identical sporting rifles featuring a 5-round magazine, 22-24" barrel, and 64-series action. Key Features and Overview: Action: Uses the reliable Anschutz 64 action, known for precision. It has a 60-degree bolt lift for rapid reloading and clearance for low-mounted scopes. Design: Sporting-style rifle with a classic checkered stock, often featuring a cheek-piece and Monte Carlo comb. Caliber: Chambered for .22 Long Rifle (.22 LR). Trigger: Typically equipped with a crisp trigger suitable for hunting or casual target work. Sights: Usually equipped with open sights (leaf rear, hooded front), but often found with optics mounted via a 11mm rail. Capacity: Standard detachable magazines usually hold 5 or 10 rounds. Background: Produced in West Germany, with some early models sometimes branded as Savage-Anschutz in the US market. These rifles are considered top-tier in accuracy for a hunting rifle but are not designed for Olympic-level target shooting, which uses the more advanced 54-action. They are highly collectible and valued for their build quality and accuracy