N/A 10 meter air rifles at SHOT Show?
- Thread starter DonC
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I didn’t attend SHOT this year but I have been researching the heck out of ten meter rifles the last few months. As far as I can see there is nothing new on the horizon. Are you a ten meter shooter? I’m trying to learn all I can about ten meter shooting as well as air rifle silhouette. I’m having fun playing with some lower level rifles but I’d like to get a nice pcp ten meter rifle. My current favorite would be the Walther LG400 Alutech Competition.
Kenny
Kenny
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Give the guys over at Champions Choice a shout, they are Heavily into 10M and Very helpful, They stock a Ton of 10M guns as well
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Hi Kenny,
I have a PCP Anshutz 2002 and FWB 603 single stroke pneumatic. Both are excellent. I now have additional funds and I agree with your Walther LG400 choice. I also have a Morini electronic trigger pistol. Morini's grips are so perfect that competitors sell their pistols equipped with Morini grips.
Plinkington is also a good source of info.
Best of luck Kenny.
BTW, in my basement, I have a camera on the paper target and BIG monitor at my shooting location. It is a sweet set-up. The paper target on the monitor is so big I can score my hits. For traveling I ,of course, use a spotting scope.
10 meter is alot of fun and makes you a much better off-hand shooter.
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I have the Walther 400 Alutec Competition, and the Anschutz 9003-S2 Precise. Both are 100% reliable and laser accurate. I have been shooting the Walther for 3 years, but decided to get the Anschutz out of the safe today, and give it some shoulder time. The Precise stock has a huge cant in the stock, and my league now requires glasses while shooting. So I am hoping to get a better head position so I don't see the glass frames.
I like the LG400 loading, and pellet loaded indicator. Both stocks are very adjustable, but the Anschutz in easier to adjust with less tools.
In my opinion, they are both excellent. I can't say one is better than the other.
I like the LG400 loading, and pellet loaded indicator. Both stocks are very adjustable, but the Anschutz in easier to adjust with less tools.
In my opinion, they are both excellent. I can't say one is better than the other.
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I don’t know about shot show but I purchased a new AR2078A a few years ago and it’s an excellent value for the money. A year later I got an Anschutz 2005 and shoot that in 10 meter more often. Both are very good rifles.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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