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Bill A
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gsp and gsp expert

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Hello,

Anybody got any opinions on the GSP Expert vs. the older model? I'm thinking of trading in my 1986 model for an Expert and would value some first-hand experiences.

Bill
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Airknight
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Post by Airknight »

Bill A: I would recommend that you go for a Walther SSP rather than the GSP Expert if you intend upgrading from the plain GSP. The SSP has a lot going for it. It is Walther's newest and technically, well-designed. It meets all ISSF criteria. Optimised for standard as wll as rapid fire. Please refer to my post at: viewtopic.php?t=14935
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Au Contraire, from the general discussions that have emulated from this forum the SSP is something you don't want. It has toooooo many problems the new GSP Expert is a fine gun with which you will be happy. The reports on the SSP sound vaguely like the reports re: MG2.
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GOVTMODEL
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Post by GOVTMODEL »

Airknight wrote:Bill A: I would recommend that you go for a Walther SSP rather than the GSP Expert if you intend upgrading from the plain GSP.
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