The Artemis version of the Sauer 505 repeating rifle with the height-adjustable wooden stock of class 2 has been specially configured for female huntersThe namesake of this version of the Sauer 505 repeating rifle is Artemis, the Greek goddess of hunting. This is for a reason, as the Sauer 505 Artemis is specifically configured for female hunters. The rifle from the Allgäu gunsmiths is characterized by its solid steel housing, which contributes only 732 g to the total weight of the rifle despite the robust material. From the compact wooden stock with adjustable comb to the precise steel housing and the cold-hammered barrel, female hunters will be thrilled with this rifle.The StockThe features of the Artemis wooden stock include its compact dimensions, the height-adjustable comb, the steeply rising drop, a slender pistol grip, and the reduced distance from the shooting hand to the trigger. With this special ergonomic design, the needs of the female physique are met, regardless of the shooting position the hunter uses to aim with her Sauer 505 rifle. The body remains relaxed while aiming and shooting and does not have to tense up because the rifle is oversized. This significantly increases accuracy. The stock is made of walnut in wood class 2.The Steel HousingThe solid steel housing allows for quieter cycling due to reduced friction losses and a smooth chambering process. The surfaces of the housing are effectively protected against corrosion by plasma nitriding.
The Manual Safety
The manual safety is both comfortable and secure. The Sauer 505 model has seen further development compared to its predecessors, both in terms of usability and safety. A longer cocking stroke requires even less effort. With a light thumb pressure, you can cock your rifle just before the shot, and just as easily relax it afterward to unload.The TriggerThe Sauer 505 features a Quattro trigger with four weight settings. This allows the trigger to break cleanly, and you have exactly the individually suitable trigger weight. Settings of 350 g, 750 g, 1,000 g, and 1,250 g are possible. The adjustment is made with the Sauer universal key while the fore-end is pulled back. A precisely adjusted trigger prevents jerking during the shot and missing the target.The BarrelThe Sauer 505 Artemis repeating rifle is equipped with a cold-hammered barrel. This allows for highly precise shots. The muzzle diameter is 17 mm, and the muzzle is fitted with an M15x1 thread for a suppressor. It has a smooth profile, and its length varies between 47 cm and 62 cm depending on the caliber choice. The barrel of the Sauer 505, like its other steel surfaces, is effectively protected against corrosion by plasma nitriding. The stocks and barrels are also compatible with the Sauer 404, allowing you to use them with your old rifle and the new 505 rifle.Technical DataType: Repeating rifleLocking: 6-lug locking directly in the barrelTrigger: Direct trigger Sauer QuattroTrigger weight adjustable in four stages: 350 g, 750 g, 1000 g or 1250 gMaterial trigger guard: PolymerMaterial trigger blade: PolymerSafety: Manual safetyMagazine capacity: depending on caliberMagazine type: removable, can be fixed with magazine safety "MagLock"Magazine base: Polymer BlackBarrel: cold-hammeredBarrel surface: Plasma nitrided, bluedBarrel length: depending on caliber between 47 cm and 62 cmBarrel contour: Standard 17 mmBarrel thread: M15x1Housing surface: Plasma nitrided, bluedSurface of the bolt: polishedChamber handle ball: Polymer Ø 23 mmStock: Walnut in wood class 2 with adjustable combFore-end: integrated Sauer universal key under the sling swivelHousing: Steel, matte blackWeight: approx. 3.4 kgPlease note that the wood classes shown in the photos may differ from the actual designated wood classes. The images are for illustrative purposes only to represent the firearm models.
| ID | 9156594 |
| URL | https://www.gunfinder.com/items/9156594 |
| Category | Firearms / Rifles |
| Purchase eligibility | Required |
| Condition | Neu |
| Location | 25782 Gaushorn, Germany |
| Availability | In stock |
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