Posted by Phil Jones on August 30, 2001 at 13:08:08:
Question 1
In the
operating instructions it refers to a trigger power screw (d) is this the
velocity adjustment ?
Question 2
I am feeling a lot of recoil a sort of
(springy) feeling to it, a lot More recoil than my LP 10P is the absorber
adjustable?
Thanks in advance.
Phil Jones.
Posted by mako on August 30, 2001 at 15:09:04:
"d" is first stage weight,
"b" is second stage let off weight. The new manuals will correct this confusion.
My first LP300's recoil absorber didn't seem to work at first ... and then I had
a "sprung" like feel. This went away after the first 100 shots ...
Posted by RJP on August 31, 2001 at 13:11:55:
When I first got my LP 300,
I noticed that the muzzle would jump about 1/10 the width of the front sight
after shooting a pellet. After changing to a slightly firmer grip, I have no
recoil that I can see.
The LP 300 absorber has no moving mass that I know of.
It has an angled port about 40 mm in back of the front sight that blows air
upward, much like some rapid fire 22 short pistols. The manual does not mention
any adjustments on the absorber.
IMHO, once you find the grip and follow
through necessary for this pistol, you will not notice any recoil. BTW, my
previous AP was a FWB 65 and I could shoot about 88% with it. Now with the LP
300, I am shooting in the 92-93% range.
Posted by mako on August 31, 2001 at 14:40:39:
The LP300 has a spring
absorber behind the pellet ram, a compensator up front, seperator in front of
the muzzle and a barrel port.
I don't know if the absorber is adjustable ...
but mine seemed to be sticky at first.
email me your email address and I'll
Reply and Attach a copy of the Walther brochure that shows the absorber in a cut
away ...
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