TargetTalk

97nick, which pistol will you buy, FWB or Walther? I'm curious to know where your head's at with regard to this, because choosing a pro pistol is a big deal. I sweated for ages before buying mine (what if it's crap?). Having an emotional expectation about a purchase, followed by a delivery of the ac...

You're correct David (about the steel vs aluminium). Perhaps a note of caution in the owner's manual (extra care installing/ removing) would have gone a long way in warning those who are careless? At the end of the day, it's all a trade-off. Walther sought to produce a light pistol (and cylinder), a...

I don't expect to wear the threads on my cylinder because I'm careful when attaching/ detaching. This is more important than ensuring there's a dab of grease on the threads (cleaned and replaced regularly). After all, there are no bonus points for removing (or installing) your cylinder in world reco...

97nick, my LP400 carbon (M grip) is less than 900g with an empty cylinder. The FWB could be more than 100g heavier (with a medium grip). Not a big deal to many shooters, but something to consider. Also, the LP400 trigger spring experimentation appears to have been resolved. I think the grip locking ...

I just purchased the carbon (long) version. A light and well-made pistol, the trigger is better than I expected. The grip and sights are sensibly designed; a pleasure to shoot.