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Right hand version
Left hand version

April 1727 - trigger

Choose your perfect trigger

5022 APR - two stage trigger

  • trigger weight, adjusted: 550 g
  • trigger weight, adjustable: 450–1,600 g
  • trigger blade longitudinally displaceable: 23 mm
  • trigger blade tilting: 11 mm

5022 APT - two stage trigger

  • Dry-run function
  • Ergonomically adjustable in a variety of ways trigger blade
  • trigger weight, adjusted: 500 g
  • trigger weight, adjustable: 450–1,600 g
  • trigger blade longitudinally displaceable: 23 mm
  • trigger blade tilting: 11 mm
You can find more information about the 5022 APT trigger here.

5022 APR - two stage trigger
5022 APT - two stage trigger

1727 F - caliber

Tailored to your needs

.22 l.r.

  • number of grooves: 8
  • twist rate 420 mm

.22 l.r.

Recommended accessories for your APR rifle

For the finishing touch

1727 APR 15-round magazine

The rugged AICS-style aluminum holds up to 15 rounds. An innovative ANSCHÜTZ Full Mag Indicator (AFMI) on the magazine base protrudes slightly when the magazine is full, allowing for a quick, intuitive check—ideal for efficient magazine changes, especially when carrying multiple magazines. The textured surface of the magazine base also ensures safe and precise handling in any situation.

1727 APR fore-end aluminum

fore-end for 1727 APR stocks made of aluminum. Weight approx. 0.5 kg.

1727 APR Bag Rider

One-button bag rider exclusively for the 1727 APR models. Complete with spring adjustment and adjustment button.

1727 APR 15-round magazine
1727 APR fore-end aluminum
1727 APR Bag Rider

Configuration

OVERVIEW

Version
April 1727 - trigger
1727 F - caliber
Recommended accessories for your APR rifle

Technical data

Downloads

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