LP10E wow
Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 5:36 pm
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 11:00 pm
I am still wondering if Jin regrind his thumb rest or not.
Is that large thumb rest part of the new LP10E grip, or did he regrind the thumb rest and re-stippled the area?
For those of you who have the new LP10E, does Jin's thumb rest look like that of your?
Is that large thumb rest part of the new LP10E grip, or did he regrind the thumb rest and re-stippled the area?
For those of you who have the new LP10E, does Jin's thumb rest look like that of your?
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 3:15 am
I saw an LP10E this weekend and it hat the same thumb rest.
thumb rest
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:02 am
i found out i shoot with my thumb in the same style as JIN i have reground my Hammerli grip so now my thumb is bent downwards nearly touching my middle finger i tried to persevere with the thumb inline but couldnt get away with it, i found my thumb stuck out and severed no purpose has anyone else tried this way of gripping their pistol.
Will
Will
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:08 am
Seamaster
What is pictured is an unchanged grip. The thumb groove/ledge is angled directly toward the center of the trigger area.
Come see us in the woods.
Jack
What is pictured is an unchanged grip. The thumb groove/ledge is angled directly toward the center of the trigger area.
Come see us in the woods.
Jack
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:06 pm
Does anyone know which company makes the new LP10E grip?
Why is there a switch in the thumb rest?
Why is there a switch in the thumb rest?
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 6:05 pm
Are you referring to the trigger position adjustment locking screws?Seamaster wrote:...Why is there a switch in the thumb rest?
http://www.steyr-sportwaffen.at/content ... 10E_EN.pdf
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 6:09 pm
I do not know who makes the grip.
There is no switch in the thumb rest area. The on/off switch is at the very bottom of the retangular plate that is on the thumb side of the grip. If the shroud is silver the plate is also silver. If the shroud is black the plate is also black. It has two set screws to hold the plate/battery cover in place and a rectangular cut out at the bottom of the plate where the on/off switch is located along with an led to tell you when turning on the switch that power exists.
There is no switch in the thumb rest area. The on/off switch is at the very bottom of the retangular plate that is on the thumb side of the grip. If the shroud is silver the plate is also silver. If the shroud is black the plate is also black. It has two set screws to hold the plate/battery cover in place and a rectangular cut out at the bottom of the plate where the on/off switch is located along with an led to tell you when turning on the switch that power exists.
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 4:15 pm
As far as I am aware, Steyr used to have a contract with Morini to make all of their grips. However that may have changed for the LP10E. My LP10E only has the Sportwaffen badge on the grip so cannot tell.
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 2:07 am
Since last year, Steyr doesn't use Morini grip anymore on the LP10, tit seems that he grip is coming from a Spanish supplier.John Marchant wrote:As far as I am aware, Steyr used to have a contract with Morini to make all of their grips. However that may have changed for the LP10E. My LP10E only has the Sportwaffen badge on the grip so cannot tell.