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I have started to collect classic FWB air pistol and so far in the past 2 months I have aquire a 103, model2,and just received yesterday a LP 90
This is the first time shooting an electronic trigger on any pistol
All I can say is WOW!
But I'm trying to figure out when did the LP 90 was introduced?
And was the LP 90 the first AP to offer electronic trigger?
I appreciate any information on this classic AP
Thanks

Not sure of accuracy but here ya go:

Model 65 Mk 1 and Mk2. 1965 - 2001. 145,000 produced.

Model 80. 1977 - 1983. 48,000 produced.

Model 90. 1982 - 1992. 20,000 produced.

Source: http://www.classicapa.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=768

Might as well ad this on the rest of the FWB air pistols:

65 recoilless, 4.5mm match pistol, single lever, single stroke springer
80 recoilless, 4.5mm match pistol, single lever, single stroke springer
90 recoilless, 4.5mm match pistol, single lever, single stroke springer, electronic trigger
FWB 100 match pistol, single lever, single stroke pneumatic, introduced in 1988
FWB 102 match pistol, dual lever, single stroke pneumatic, introduced in 1992 replacing the FWB 100
FWB 103 match pistol, removable single lever, single stroke pneumatic, introduced in 1997 replacing the FWB 102
Model 2 4.5mm match pistol, CO2
C-10 4.5mm match pistol, CO2
C-20 4.5mm match pistol, CO2
C-25 4.5mm match pistol, CO2
P30 4.5mm match pistol, PCP
C55P 4.5mm 5-shot semiautomatic match pistol, PCP
P34 4.5mm match pistol, PCP
P40 4.5mm match pistol, PCP
P44 4.5mm match pistol, PCP
P8X 4.5mm match pistol, PCP
P58 4.5mm 5-shot semiautomatic match pistol, PCP
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feinwerkbau

Thanks gwelo
Great info

Was the 90 the first AP to offer electronic trigger?
Or any pistols for that matter?

https://youtu.be/DoRuFCzvyQ0
short history of air pistols

Great video. Thanks for the link.

Chip

Looks like a pretty good list of FWB pistols. I see it is missing the C5 and C55 repeating C02 pistols. Is there any other pistols not on the wiki list?