Dear all
please provide detail
--Anschutz LP vs Steyr LP10
--Anschutz LP vs morini 162ie
--walther lp300/300xt vs Steyr LP10
--walther lp300/300xt vs morini 162ie
--Benelli Kite vs Steyr LP10
--Benelli Kite vs morini 162ie
yours sincerely
Anschutz LP vs steyr and Anschutz LP vs morini 162ie
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John Marchant
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You are trying to compare five completely different competition grade air pistols.
At the end of the day, you will need to choose which one you feel the most comfortable with, having taken into consideration, the size and feel of the grip, weight, balance, sight line, ease of loading, whether a spare air cylinder is supplied or not etc.
You may also need to consider if all of these pistols are available to you in either a new or secondhand condition and the actual cost to buy.
If you are in the fortunate position to be able to borrow an example of each of these pistols from other club members then you may be able to formulate your own conclusion.
At the end of the day, you will need to choose which one you feel the most comfortable with, having taken into consideration, the size and feel of the grip, weight, balance, sight line, ease of loading, whether a spare air cylinder is supplied or not etc.
You may also need to consider if all of these pistols are available to you in either a new or secondhand condition and the actual cost to buy.
If you are in the fortunate position to be able to borrow an example of each of these pistols from other club members then you may be able to formulate your own conclusion.
Very true statement.Reinhamre wrote:Why not compare:
Morini 162EI
Morini 162M
Steyr LP10
Steyr LP10E
Walther LP400
Feinwerkbau P44
Take a pick and be happy with it!
When you shoot 570 more than once, it MAY be time to choose from the list.
Kent
Why is scoring 565-570 in AP is important? It is not just a number. This level represents the confidence and ability to have a solid base of skills and knowledge.
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chuckjordan
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I think you're going in the wrong direction.
All of those guns are inferior to this:
http://newlifeonahomestead.com/wp-conte ... straws.jpg
I think they even make some in titanium now. I mean, why use a PCP pistol when Amazonian tribes have been using blowdarts for ages?
</sarcasm>
Go use the search function.
All of those guns are inferior to this:
http://newlifeonahomestead.com/wp-conte ... straws.jpg
I think they even make some in titanium now. I mean, why use a PCP pistol when Amazonian tribes have been using blowdarts for ages?
</sarcasm>
Go use the search function.
It all depends on where you live and what you can buy and have service near you. If Feinwerkbau is where you lives OK If it is Morini, OK
Here in Europe all nice air guns are available but else where you may take what you can get and if you buy a second hand one even more so.
To make it even harder, do you like to have a short version or a standard version :-) OR a 5-shooter? Then LP50E will serve you the best!
This is one of the hard questions in life, but what can you lose more than money?
Here in Europe all nice air guns are available but else where you may take what you can get and if you buy a second hand one even more so.
To make it even harder, do you like to have a short version or a standard version :-) OR a 5-shooter? Then LP50E will serve you the best!
This is one of the hard questions in life, but what can you lose more than money?