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From the photos it would appear that you have a considerable angular offset on the trigger shoe, presumably as you are struggling to reach the trigger. There looks to be some adjustment still available to move the trigger shoe assembly towards the rear which should allow you to rotate the trigger s...

Thanks everyone! This is all very good information that has helped me determine where to look for the issue & seems to be in agreement with the suggestions offered by Pilkington. It would seem that they also believe that the grip is simply not adjusted correctly. Thanks to the suggestions from t...

These are all very insightful suggestions. (Many thanks, all!) I have checked and found: I do appear to have that "L shaped" metal bit in the grip. (it's what the grip position screws are acting against) I don't think its an LP50 grip, unless they have an LP50E because this is and LP10 E a...

Well , what do you know, I didn't realize I could adjust that sight block back like that. I was hesitant to mess with the grip 'since I finally got it set the way I like it. However, moving that sight block has given me all the clearance I need. Thanks for the tip! I still wonder if it is weird that...

I recently purchased a steyer lp10 Fantastic air pistol, One thing confuses me though. Right out of the box it seemed to shoot very very high. I assumed that this was because it is a match pistol and designed to sight in at the bottom of the black area of a 10 m air pistol target only, (not for plin...