It seems armscor currently make 7 different models of rifle in 22 LR. 6 of them are made on the model 1400 action with only the model 14P being made on the model 14 action that everyone is familiar with when you start talking stirling bolt actions. There is considerable difference between these 2 actions as you'll see in the pix below. The only real gripe I have so far with these rifles is the trigger. Regardless of model they all seem to use the same triggers. While not totally unworkable they are a bit harder to tune than some others. That said though after some work my brothers has a crisp 1.1lb release and my mates has the same crisp pull with a weight of just under 2 lbs (which is where he wants it for silhouette at this stage).
Other than the trigger the only other thing that needed doing was some light sanding in the barrel channel to relieve any contact between the two.
I'm not going to pretend that this rifle is some kind of shit hot target rig but compared to some of the heavy barrel stuff they want 600 plus bux for I personally think they are very comparable. As for accuracy I'm more than happy with my brothers and my mates is showing some great potential as well considering we have only tried a few kinds of ammo so far. One of my brothers targets was shown in another thread.
As for the actions I'll let the pix do most of the talking but for a comparison I got hold of a model 14p so you can see what the differences are for yourself. The model 1400 uses 2 screws at either end of the action to secure it into the stock not the single barrel lug of the 14p. The action itself is over 4mm wider in dia as well with thicker side walls. Theres no pix of these but the bolts are very different as too, though they have the usual RF bolt handle lock up.
With scope these rifles weight over the 8lb mark making them pretty steady for offhand silhouette shooting. For those that may need it they also come with a 1/2 unf thread on the end the barrel for a weight or what ever else you can think of. The parkerised finish seems to be up to some punishment as well.
So there you go a little info for people in this end of the market that may be finding it hard to get a look at some of the less common rifles that are available.
The Armscor web site link http://www.armscor.com.ph/boltrifle.htm
Heres a couple of pix of the 2 different actions.
Shown here are the action screw holes.
And some shots of the rifle itself
Cheers Brett
subject I'm onto a cheap 2nd hand 28 inch 6.5 barrel that might just be good enough to experiment with. Proly not long enough but beggers can't be choosers. I'm sure the greenies will appreciate me recycling it and returning it to nature anyway (from the inside out). 
Apparently with these things you need to set your chrony up 40 feet away too, that way the molten barrel material has time to fall to the ground and not fuxore the face of it beyond repair! 
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