TargetTalk

David Levene wrote:

TwoLegPete wrote:..but there's one big deficiency with the LP2: you can't dry-fire it.

That's strange; according to the manual on the Steyr website:-

The cocking lever is pulled backwards (to a vertical position) and then moved forward again until you feel the first resistance. The letter "T" on the casing is still visible.
The mechanism is cocked. Trigger characteristics are realistic and can be tested for real shooting but no compressed air will escape.

I agree with you David, thats what the website says!

The dry fire method is the same on the LP2 and LP10. Very easy to use (no need to push any special button, no risk of errors, easy switch from dry fire to real fire), probably the best dry fire method on any AP.