TargetTalk

I found out that the hammer spring is broken, i.e. there are 2 springs in a row.

It seem like a different issue, but can it also be the reason for the trigger kick?

Thanks,
Gilad

Thanks Luke, but I've already tried it.
It takes more than 2(!) turns from sear point to eliminate the trigger kick, and obviously it's not the solution.

We have a "new" Steyr LP1 in the club, and the trigger kick forward when the sear is released. (at least on of previous owners played with the sear's don't-touch screw)

Is anyone familiar with this problem?

Thanks,
Gilad

The factory grips were laminated. As seen here: http://www.schiesstreff.ch/images/dscn2062.jpg. I think the factory grips were made by Karl Nill. The grip shown here has a very Russian style to it and I suspect it has been custom made by someone Russian or Russain trained. It's quite easy to make a...

This is my "new" Steyr FP.
How common is this pistol among forum's members? need some info...

Gilad

Send email directly to FWB, complaining about both the wrong grip and about Beeman stamping their name on the pistol, and that you consider returning the pistol and buy a Steyr/Morini instead.

info@feinwerkbau.de

Gilad

Fred Mannis wrote: A new design that incorporated the adjustability of a Steyr/FWB grip with a Morini electronic trigger could be a winner.

Steyr design since LP1 IS already a winner.
It's trigger knockouts the Morini's gimmick by far.

Slavochk, have you used, both, the Anschutz LP@ an the Steyr LP10? Which one do you preffer and why? I use Steyr LP1, I don't like the absorver of the LP10. I've never seen LP@, but I belive it's the same as LP10. Although being cheeper than LP10, the Steyr LP2 may be better for some shooters. Give...

Hi Elmas, Please consider the rule regarding the side blinders, as you hat break this rule, and the wide of the cover of the non aiming eye (Max 30mm). I still do not know if one can increase or decrease shot power and speed , and how one can distribute the trigger weight between the first and secon...

GaryBF wrote: The Anschutz barrel is not ported.

New anschutz barrel is ported.

Anschutz LP@ is a version of LP10 with minor changes, made by Steyr, for Anschutz fans.

10P:
http://www.pilkguns.com/tenp/default.htm

You may contact FWB, they'll send you the manual by mail. (if you are lucky, by Email):
http://www.feinwerkbau.de/ceasy/modules ... nguageId=2

JulianY wrote:... But it only took Harry Preston (Steyer UK) 5 min on the phone to explain to me what I had to do. and the results are amazing. It feel completely different...
JY

What's the secret?

Who made those grips?

No its a lower cost model than the Steyr closer to the LP2 Obviously, the LP@ is a Steyr LP10 for Anschutz's fans. Just for being on the safe side: ..... The difference between LP10 and LP@ is small. Both systems are produced in our company. They have the same barrel, the same trigger system, the s...

Try to widen the rear sight notch.

G.

Here is another system: the SAM wireless trainer:
http://www.knestel.de/index.php?id=47

What do the negative diopter lenses do? Look at this ilustration form Vikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Lens4.svg If the object is very far (infinite distance), the virtual image you will see seemed to be placed in the focus of the lens (f=1/Diopter). As the object comes closer to the l...

James wrote:I tried some 1.25 reading glasses.

If you are not farsighted, why using reading glasses??
You need a lens with negative diopter, not positive.

For nearsighted, the glasses doesn't help to see beyond their limits, but place an image of the far objects closer than the limit. Choosing the right lens for shooting is somehow tricky. If, for example, your lens diopter is -2.0, that means your limit is 1/(2.0)= 0.5 meter (barely the rear sight). ...

Read the user manual (page 28):
http://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/file.php?id=797

G.