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The electronic trigger /dryfire set up is superb , I thought the LP10 was nice in that department , but the 162 is decidedly better . I guess the best way to describe the 162 , is that it is like a fine classic sports car , as opposed to the LP10 , which is like a fine Mercedes sedan . Both are superb pistols, I feel priviledged to have been able to handle them . I find the 162 to be easier to shoot , given my limited skill level . The Styer has the edge in sofar as range of adjustments go .

I'm going to continue training with both . Both are superb pieces of engineering . You cant go wrong with either .

Chris