Steyr LP10

The pistol uses compressed air as propellant, with cylinders charged to 200 bar. A pressure reduction valve reduces and stabilizes the actual shooting air pressure to about 55 bar. Normal shooting capacity for the LP10 is about 170 shots per air charge.

Distinctive to the LP10 is the stabilizing system, which uses a small tungsten piston to compensate for impulse movement of the pistol caused by firing. The LP10 also uses barrel ports and a muzzle brake to counteract muzzle rise and recoil.

The LP10 air pistols have fully adjustable sights - the rear sight is adjustable for elevation and windage. Additionally, the depth of the rear notch is adjustable, as is the sight line length. The trigger is two-stage and can be adjusted for over-travel, first stage weight and travel, and second stage weight and sear engagement. The trigger mechanism can be dry fired.

The LP10's anatomically shaped grip is made by Morini and has an adjustable palm shelf. Rake and rotation of the grip is adjustable with screws under the grip.

Unlike most target air pistols, the LP 10 has a barrel shroud and is offered in an optional bright silver colored metal finish. Four 10 gram barrel weights also come with the gun.

The LP10 comes in a polymer pistol carrying case with manuals, two pre-compressed air cylinders with built in pressure gauges, an air filling adapter, and tools.

                                    
Silver model                                                                                             Black model

Downloadable LP10 owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).

LP 10 Compact silver

The advantages of the COMPACT models:

Shorter sighting line:  The sight radius of the LP 10- and LP 50-Compact-models is more variable than the LP 2 Compact: Length of sight radius of LP 10 C is between 266 and 315 mm and the LP 50 C is between 257 and 300 mm. The distance between the rear and front sight is shorter by 50 mm compared to the standard models and shows a more stable sight picture in relationship to the target. The steadier sight picture will increase confidence in young and old alike and allow them to concentrate on trigger release.

Lighter weight:  The lighter weight means that the young shooter is able to train for longer periods to perfect strength and technique.

Downloadable LP10 owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).

Steyr LP 10E

In 2009, Steyr introduced an electronic trigger mechanism for their top-line target air pistols.

In addition to all the qualities of the LP10, the LP10E with the new electronic ball bearing trigger offers:

• a trigger that is free from wear (no training limitations)
• a constant trigger pressure while releasing the shot
• a rdesigned housing allowing more finger room
• multifunctional grip adjustment is retained by a flexible electronic system
• capacity of 25,000 shots from 2 standard 1.5 V AAA batteries
• individual shooter preference adjustment within the 500 g trigger pull
• proven and patented STEYR stabilizer made out of tungsten alloy (TRIAMET)
• new 8 duct compensator for reduced firing turbulence

Mix and match colors are available

Downloadable LP10E owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).

LP 10 E Compact

The advantages of the COMPACT models: 

Shorter sighting line:  The sight radius of the LP 10- and LP 50-Compact-models is more variable than the LP 2 Compact: Length of sight radius of LP 10 C is between 266 and 315 mm and the LP 50 C is between 257 and 300 mm. The distance between the rear and front sight is shorter by 50 mm compared to the standard models and shows a mor stable sight picture in relationship to the target. The steadier sight picture will increase confidence in young and old alike and allow them to concentrate on trigger release.

Lighter weight:  The lighter weigth means that the young shooter is able to train for longer periods to perfect strength and technique.

 

Downloadable LP10 owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).

Steyr LP50 and LP50E

With the introduction of the new ISSF Rapid Fire Air Pistol events the continued worldwide popularity of the Steyr LP50 is doubly assured. For many years it's predecessor (the LP5) has been a favorite of NRA Bullseye shooters for home training - for the timed and rapid fire series. It is a very versatile pistol with changeable light to heavy trigger units and the ability to mount a red dot sight with ease. The new LP50, introduced in 2003, features a pre-cut shroud* for scope/dot mounting, cylinders with manometers and fitted carry case.

  * factory cut shrouds are available exclusively from PCE.

Downloadable LP50 owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).
Downloadable LP50E owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).

Steyr LP Silhouette

Note: Does not include scope, sights, or 11 mm rail. Click for Weaver rail information in the online catalog

Steyr LP2

In the tradition of the most successful match air pistol - the LP2 incorporates the fundamental features that have made Steyr so successful - all in a less expensive package than their flagship LP10. Trigger, grip and powerplant remain the same. And for those who found loading a pellet directly into the barrel a little fiddly, this model features a mechanical loading port that seats the pellet with the closing of the cocking arm.

Downloadable LP2 owners manual is available in PDF format (download manual).