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no its an ap40 blade I have a look to see if I still have any and take a pic

Walther do have a straight one ie no twist, I have got a few from walther for customers ask your importer.

To post an air pistol from the uk to the us is treated as sending a firearm so it would be an export and the last pistol I got a quote for was a silly price for a one off, it was about £200.
Most of the postal services in the uk will no longer send gun in the post so your choice is limited.

I think it is a short to compete with the lp2

I sell them in the UK

The grip is to big, the sights are poor but the gun is very easy to load even a child could load it.

It is much loved gun amongst the plinkers because of the price £169.

peter

I have sold two now that have done this I would send it back, also you can get trigger bounce with the styer trigger I often get double tap with my lp10e.

peter

I have had an Kite and the medium did fit, I now have an LP10e and have a medium on that so sould work out about the same I would say.

t

Picked up my LP10 E this weekend well it was meant to be shop stock but it did not make the shelf opps.

Very nice pistol and the trigger is very good.

Has production of this product stopped; cannot get in NZ? It has not stopped, when I was at eley last week they only had 30,000 in stock with over 300,000 on back order. Team is only ammo that has not made the grade to be tenx or match and most of the batches coming of the production line are just ...

I have LP10E and LP50E orderd for my shop in the uk and have been told I should have them at the end of june.

greentangerine wrote:This may be a dumb question but can the rear sight assembly from an LP10 fit onto an LP2?

Yes it will but it dose cost a bit to do

A pic of the new trigger and grip from IWA

I have 2 left hand grips for a styer pistol samll and medium for sale in the uk.

PM me if intrested.

http://www.shumilin.ru/shooting/iwa2008/thumbs/DSC00520_t.jpg http://www.shumilin.ru/shooting/iwa2008/ Does anyone have any more info on this compensator? Who is it made by, and is it on sale anywhere? Cheers I came accross it the other day on this site http://www.euroshooting.eu/en/index.php?TOZ_,...

I have had the Blow-out Kompensator on my morini air pistol for two weeks now and have found it dose change the feel of the pistol as it fires to such extent that the few people that have tried it commented on how different it was to shoot and it was an improvement.

I would agree with Rob try before you bye I have LP5 and an fwb 56p I am currently moving over to the FWB for standard pistol but like the LP5 better for the rapid fire events. Both guns have good and bad points but I would say value for money the LP5 wins. I find that I group better with the FWB th...

I was interested if anyone has used the FWB P56 and on their views on it over a steyr lp50 in England all you only see steyr lp5 or lp50 .

I did just that last year. My old 1622E began experiencing some wear & tear on some parts so I decided to keep it as a backup and purchase a new 162EI. And the new gun is full of tens whereas the old gun has had most of the tens shot out of it . . . =8^) Thanks for your comments Steve the reaso...

Does any one have an opinion on upgrading from a Morini 162E to the newer model 162EI.

What are the differences between them?

Is one model better than the other?

Any other comments

Thanks

I am one of the slow ones and look to the have shot 30-35 shots the at the end of the first hour. This would include my slighters and rest brakes. I would then normally shoot the rest 25-30 shots by 1.40hr point still with brakes I have only had the 5 min. warning once and only had 1 shot left.