Hi everyone. I'm new to this forum and am looking to buy a high end target pistol in .22. The dealer I went to suggested the Walther GSP Expert and the Fwb AW93. Both of these guns feel good in my hand unfortunately I wil not have the chance to try them out. Did anyone have any experience with either of these guns?
P.S.
Can anyone suggest any web-sites where to buy Nill-grips?
Any help will be appreciated.
Hun
Need help, Walther GSP Expert or FWB AW93
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Hello Hun,
You can get everything you need from Nill here: http://www.nill-griffe.com/. You can order them online and they will arrange shipping (at least to the USA).
Steve.
You can get everything you need from Nill here: http://www.nill-griffe.com/. You can order them online and they will arrange shipping (at least to the USA).
Steve.
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i own a older gsp (pretty much the same feel as the expert) and an IZH35m (the psitol the aw93 is based off of)
the gsp is a bit more nose heavy while the aw93 and izh have really nice balance. for rapid fire, i tend to like my gsp better as the heavy nose dampens recoil a bunch and keeps that front sight planted on target.
either way, you wont go wrong. but my personal favorite is the gsp. as an added bonus, the gsp is easily converted to .32 for centerfire games.
the gsp is a bit more nose heavy while the aw93 and izh have really nice balance. for rapid fire, i tend to like my gsp better as the heavy nose dampens recoil a bunch and keeps that front sight planted on target.
either way, you wont go wrong. but my personal favorite is the gsp. as an added bonus, the gsp is easily converted to .32 for centerfire games.