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Re: Weight comparison - LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@

Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 12:41 pm
by Rover
William should be pathetically grateful that I think this site is inappropriate for my rants on the misuse, spelling, and grammatical errors in the English language.

Ain't dat right?

Re: Weight comparison - LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 3:15 pm
by David W. Johnson
Newest addition arrived today. I cleaned off the putty the previous owner had on her (poor craftsmanship) and did a thorough cleaning. Rubbed linseed oil on the grip for a while. Got her set close to my preferences and put some rounds through her.

Steyr LP10 weighs in at a svelte 982 grams.

I tried to attach a pic, but I received a message saying the board attachment quota has been reached.

David

Re: Weight comparison - LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 3:53 pm
by kle
David W. Johnson wrote:I tried to attach a pic, but I received a message saying the board attachment quota has been reached.
Ought to upload the picture to an image hosting site (like flickr, photobucket, or imgur) and then link the image here.

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Sure is pretty; I love the blue cylinder and black everything-else.

Re: Weight comparison - LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 4:12 pm
by David W. Johnson
Thanks for the assist!

Re: Weight compared LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@, LP2, LP10, FW

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 2:40 pm
by David W. Johnson
New additions to the family weigh in.

FWB100 is slightly lighter than the last one at 1141.

FWB103 weighs in at 1108 with the handle and 959 without.

Re: Weight compared LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@, LP2, LP10, FW

Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 2:56 pm
by kle
man, where are you finding these? I'd sure love to have a FWB 103 to replace my IZH-46M (the Izzy shoots just fine; I find it a bit heavy is all).

Re: Weight compared LPM, FWB100, IZH46M, LP-@, LP2, LP10, FW

Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2015 12:59 pm
by David W. Johnson
I'm picking them up in Germany. I'll be releasing some on here when I figure out what I want to do.

This one taught me a couple of things.

1. The size of the grip makes little difference to weight. This one is a large grip. The other one is a small.

2. I should be using a large grip. That's why I've been having so much trouble getting my grip where I need it. I've been intending to measure my hand to check. This grip made it clear to me.

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