TargetTalk

Here is nice comparison of Morini and Steyr:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSUj0rxUGpY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxUu9gVjEeU

I have both - Steyr Evo 10E and Morini 200EI and I agree with everything what he said.

Yes, it is another option - you can take compact cylinder and use it with full size pistol. There is really a lot of options with weight and balance...

Yes. If he likes LP300 and if he has all necessary spare parts, there is no objective reason why buy new air pistol...

Morini 162EI is little bit heavier on front than Steyr Evo 10E and is not so adjustable as Steyr (in fact Morini 162EI is not adjustable almost in any way). Morini 200 is more adjustable than 162EI (but still not so as Steyr) and is relatively light on front than Steyr (but you can use barrel weight...

1. adjustable rear sight notch
2. length, weight and balance (Evo 10 is more adjustable in balance)
3. absorber
4. length of sight
5. trigger blade
6. rotable front and rear sight
7. electronic trigger (Evo 10E)

Maybe I forgot something...

I would say that Steyr and Morini are best because od their design - look at the Morini 162 from 1992 and Morini 162 (or 200) from nowdays. No revolution, only evolution. The same is possible to say about Steyr LP10 from 1999 and Evo 10 from nowdays. Again no revolution, only evolution. Both pistols...

This list would be interesting. In fact most shooters use Steyr Evo 10/Evo 10E and Morini 162EI/200EI. But I saw shooter who shot qualificaton with Pardini K12 Absorber and finale with Morini 200EI.

Never ever try to use pure O2 in any type od airguns! Never ever!!!

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/fo ... x.1280541/

I have Mantis X2 and Scatt WS1. I tried them both together on Steyr EVO 10E and I can confirm, that in terms of sensitivity, there is almost no differece. But Scatt gives you more info obviously... I would say that Mantis X2 is good for dry fire training (on air guns you can use it even for live fir...

Maybe official ISSF YouTube channel...

I've never ever had any problem with weights on my Evo 10 or LP50. Just don't overtight the screw and everything will be ok.

I would say that it is only in mind. With proper training and rightly adjusted grip you will get good results with any of these pistols. I would take the pistol with better support in your country.

In my opinion it could be the lack of support. In my country the official dealer of Pardini told me, that there could be some problems with spare parts and even with the delivery of the whole pistol - delay time, comunication problems, etc.. Which is realy funny because I am from the Czech Republic ...

Never ever try to overfill the air cylinder. Never ever.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/spo ... s?from=mdr

Steyr LP2 / LP2 Compact, Hammerli AP20 / AP20 Pro, Pardini K10, Tesro PA10, Gehmann GP-1, low cost version of Walther LP500 (LP500 economy)