Where to buy a LP 500
- Thread starter gkgeiger
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You need to look harder...!
Here's one -
www.krale.shop They ship to the US. I just bought a rifle from them.
In the US.
Another -
www.cheaperthandirt.com
I hit the "buy it now" to verify...all is good !!
Mike
Here's one -
Walther LP500 Expert Electronic
The Walther LP500 Expert Electronic is the electronic variant of the LP500 Expert, the successor to Walther's LP400 models. The LP500 series is standard equipped with a Match barrel with compensator, absorber, dry firing mode, saddle breech, carbon cylinder made of aluminum-carbon composite...
www.krale.shop In the US.
Another -
Umarex Walther LP500 .177 Caliber PCP Air Pistol 500FPS [FC-4063132870763]
Cheaper Than Dirt! is America's Ultimate Shooting Sports Discounter, and we live up to that title. Expect bulk ammo deals, discount firearms, parts to build your next gun and more.
www.cheaperthandirt.com I hit the "buy it now" to verify...all is good !!
Mike
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Thanks, I never thought about CTD. As far as Krale goes I’ve read mixed reviews. Most transactions go well but if you have a problem you’re pretty much on your own. Anyway, I appreciate the response.You need to look harder...!
Here's one -
They ship to the US. I just bought a rifle from them.Walther LP500 Expert Electronic
The Walther LP500 Expert Electronic is the electronic variant of the LP500 Expert, the successor to Walther's LP400 models. The LP500 series is standard equipped with a Match barrel with compensator, absorber, dry firing mode, saddle breech, carbon cylinder made of aluminum-carbon composite...
In the US.
Another -
Umarex Walther LP500 .177 Caliber PCP Air Pistol 500FPS [FC-4063132870763]
Cheaper Than Dirt! is America's Ultimate Shooting Sports Discounter, and we live up to that title. Expect bulk ammo deals, discount firearms, parts to build your next gun and more.
I hit the "buy it now" to verify...all is good !!
Mike
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Championss Choice has the Expert model in stock as long as you want the mechanical trigger.
I have the electronic and mechanical modules on mine. I prefer the electronic, but the mechanical is pretty good. Unfortunately I came from a FWB P44... Feinwerkbau makes probably the best feeling mechanical trigger in the known universe, so the Walther unit isn't quite as nice for me. I stick with the electronic for the repeated dry fire and also the ability to tune down to almost no overtravel. Without the squishy overtravel, you'd never know the trigger unit is electronic. I really would recommend getting both modules for the gun.
I have the electronic and mechanical modules on mine. I prefer the electronic, but the mechanical is pretty good. Unfortunately I came from a FWB P44... Feinwerkbau makes probably the best feeling mechanical trigger in the known universe, so the Walther unit isn't quite as nice for me. I stick with the electronic for the repeated dry fire and also the ability to tune down to almost no overtravel. Without the squishy overtravel, you'd never know the trigger unit is electronic. I really would recommend getting both modules for the gun.
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