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I just got my new LP400 (cilynder date 10/2014, so I assume the gun is from the same date). I assume it comes with the "latest setup " springs! Adjusting the trigger was a pain in the ass! The second stage was so heavy, so I removed the 2nd stage spring to check if it was the cause of the ...

David,
the LP400 is 950g with cylinder, while the kite is 1090g!!!

thanks Rover, you understand me, dont spoil my fun, please! We are talking like if the LP400 was the ultimate AP, that shots only 10's! Of course I will still learn and recognize my mistakes with the LP400, or any other xpto AP (with stabilizer)! This reminds me the thread were you could only buy th...

Yes, thats what I'm looking for ;)
I'm a bit tired af analyzing my shooting and I want to make a real change... but I can always borrow an LP300 and star all over again!

No offense, but focusing too much on mistakes won't help me no more!

It's nice to hear good things about the LP400! I expect to see this pistol wining major events in the next 5 or more years! I suspect Walther was thinking everybody would change from their LP300 to the 400, but changing gun It's not an easy choice (not always a good choice)! It's time to get divorce...

I undestand what your saying! I don't want to buy points! But I expect that a gun with a stabilizer to "mask" some of my errors... resulting in better scores! The Benelli was a very nice gun, but I need some motivation and I want to start a consistent trainning schedule, and the Walther wo...

Hi All (I'm Pedro from Portugal) After a lot of digging, I finally decided I'm going to buy a Walther LP400. I was shooting with a Benelli Kite ( 560 practising, 552 on the last match), and I'm looking for a lighter AP! I tried several models before my decision, including the LP10 and the LP10E. I d...

I'm new here!
I'm a Portagees from Lisbon, Portugal!

Happy New Year!!!

HI! The pressure drop was with the cylinder attached do the weapon? If the cylinder drops pressure alone, shouldn't drop pressure attached to the weapon, and vice versa! You should keep it that way until the match. Either way, it's probably just a bad O-ring. So I would keep calm... If you have the ...