WALHER LGV
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You forgot to let others know that... The gun came with a perfect trigger....
I left it alone... in fact shot it today... ;-)
I left it alone... in fact shot it today... ;-)
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I had a bit of buyer's remorse after I bought my TX200 and then saw the reviews on the LGVs. I went with the TX200 because they're reputed to be very easy to work on. (they are) But mine NEEDED some work.
This one appears not to. Stock and trigger are not as nice, and the Ultra model (with the moderator) seems to have disappeared..? The TX200 has a shrouded barrel, and is very quiet for its power level. (15 FPE, .177)
This one appears not to. Stock and trigger are not as nice, and the Ultra model (with the moderator) seems to have disappeared..? The TX200 has a shrouded barrel, and is very quiet for its power level. (15 FPE, .177)
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The LGV , in my opinion, is a much better engineered powerplant than the TX. Ever see a tuning kit for an LGV ? Out of the box, the LGV is ready to go. It is heavy though and the plastic trigger it comes stock with was , well.....an insult for such a well made gun. Its plastic to keep the gun from going off if dropprd. Plastic wont have the inertia to trigger the gun. I spent 25.00 and ordered the metal tuning trigger that offers fine adjustments. They should have included the extra trigger in the box but im sure its a lawyer thing.
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