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It is affected but not from 6ft lbs to 12 ft lbs.

The S200 is a fine rifle. Still I would rather have an old FWB 300 or similar for 10m AR.

Another suggestion.
Most 10m ISSF discipline clubs I know provide pistols and rifles for people starting out. These are usually older but still very capable match type weapons.
So you could buy a FT oriented rifle for FT and use the club's rifles for target.

I would not classify the S400 as a low end PCP compared to the springers you mention. Usually most clubs do not allow the usage of air weapons with an energy exceeding 7,5J. On the other hand a 7,5J rifle would be too weak for FT. Like I said I believe that it is not easy to combine the requirements...

Hi, The guns you mention are not designed for 10m air rifle. You are trying to combine two completely different practices, 10m air rifle and field target. These require different rifles and setups. eg in FT and HFT scopes are allowed but in ISSF 10m air rifle they are not. Also the FT and HFT rifles...

If I were you, I would go ahead and buy a manual pump like the Hill or the Gehmann. Even a large scuba tank will only fill your cylinder up to the top of the green line for about the first 20 or so fills. Although I agree on the pump (get a 4 stage Gehmann if you can) for match pistols and rifles, ...

If I were you, I would go ahead and buy a manual pump like the Hill or the Gehmann. Even a large scuba tank will only fill your cylinder up to the top of the green line for about the first 20 or so fills. Although I agree on the pump (get a 4 stage Gehmann if you can) for match pistols and rifles, ...

I bought an LP10E a few months ago.
No problem so far.

Err, no it wasn't

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=pumping+the+poodle&l=1

Click the 1st link from the top.

I love the internet...

You do understand that not being an native English speaker you cost me 5 minutes of my life trying to find out WTF are flunkies :) As far as the subject in question goes, I have a Gehmann 4 stage pump. It takes 2-3 minutes (40-50 strokes) to pump my LP10E cylinder from 100bar to 200bar. I usually fi...

As already mentioned the LP10E grip is adjustable for cant, rake and sight angle. Comparing a pic from the Steyr site to another only means that these are adjusted differently. According to Steyr's instructions cant and rake cannot be adjusted at the same time, so you will have to make a choice whic...

Your pistol is fine.
I have an LP10E and it looks the same as yours.
There is no thick spacer only the L shaped piece.

Maybe this thread will be of some help.

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=17559

Further down you will find a diagram of the pump.

Do not lube it and do not dry fire it. Use lightweight pistol pellets. As long as it is in good condition that is all that should be required. If it has the blue seals then you probably won't have to do anything else. Enjoy it. I used mine after more than 20 years I stopped shooting competitively an...

I bought mine from Miroslav Varga
http://euroshooting.eu/en/index.php?SCA ... detail=920

Since you are from Oz you should deduct VAT from the price.

As if Mr. Turner was the only one that scored below expectations. Here some other big names that did not go so well... DIKEC Yusuf 575 KOULAKOV Denis 575 LAPEYRE Walter 575 KUSHNIROV Denys 577 DUMOULIN Franck 577 MIKEC Damir 577 the list goes on... @ Batt-59 I honestly fail to see the purpose of you...

This is the time when anyone who has shot a 569+, thinks he should have gone to the Olympics right?

Why wait?

http://www.eurovisionsports.tv/london2012/index.html

You can also use this link to watch live events.

It is not a silly question. It can be confusing since FWB pistols (along with many others) have a different way of sight adjustment. The answer to your question is the former. If the shot is to the right then in order to shift the POI to the left you turn the knob towards "R". In general y...

True.
In my defense one of the posts was on the olympic pistol section and for the one that was on the bulseye section a 1911 was never mentioned.