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Hello:

Has anyone had the opportunity to compare the Walther LP300XT to a Steyr LP10? I'm shopping for a new pistol and would greatly appreciate any comments.

ISSF World Cup Final 2007 (Bangkok) Clasification:
1 Walther LP 300XT ( Vladimir Isakov 684,2)
2 Steyr
3 Steyr
4 Morini
5 Morini
6 Steyr
7 Morini
8 Steyr

Didn´t shoot one yet.
Hope this can tell you something and my information is 100% correct.

julioalperi wrote:ISSF World Cup Final 2007 (Bangkok) Clasification:
1 Walther LP 300XT ( Vladimir Isakov 684,2)
2 Steyr
3 Steyr
4 Morini
5 Morini
6 Steyr
7 Morini
8 Steyr

Didn´t shoot one yet.
Hope this can tell you something and my information is 100% correct.

Yes, its true, what you see above is the typical use of pistols in 2007 WC finals: 3 or 4 Steyr, 3 or 4 Morini, 1 or 2 of all the other brands, mainly Pardini, sometimes something else, a FWB or a Walther.

This time the Walther got the first place, for the other WC finals it was Steyr or Morini.

If you want the pistol that won the biggest amount of medals in WC, take the LP10.

julioalperi wrote:ISSF World Cup Final 2007 (Bangkok) Clasification:
1 Walther LP 300XT ( Vladimir Isakov 684,2)
2 Steyr
3 Steyr
4 Morini
5 Morini
6 Steyr
7 Morini
8 Steyr

Didn´t shoot one yet.
Hope this can tell you something and my information is 100% correct.

It tells me that if I trained like Isakov, put the time in like Isakov, I too might shoot as good as Isakov, Like wise for the shooter in second and third and so forth.

The type of pistol as long as it is a decent one is meaningless.

I shoot an LP10, why don't I shoot like Neustrev? It has nothing to do with the pistol I'm sure.

I shoot my LP10 exactly like Neustrev - the only difference is where my pellets hit the target :-)

Tillman in Florida (550 to 560... depends on the day)

WHOOPS!!!

OK, so who is Neustrev? How do you spell Isakov?

Tillman the Illiterate