The LGV was the last in a long line of target breakbarrel rifles from Walther that started in the 1950s with the LG 51. The immediate predecessor of the LGV, the Walther LG 55, is well-known as a fine European club gun. The LGV took that one step farther — the final step for recoiling Walther target air rifles. As one of the biggest names in gun manufacture, Walther are experienced enough to appreciate the importance of a decent trigger on any top-class rifle. The LGU comes fitted with the same excellent unit as the break-barrel LGV, and it is a proper 2-stage affair, where sears move on the first stage. Walther LGV Challenger Features. Unique HI-GRIP finish on forearm and pistol grip. Vibration-reduction technology. Super Silent Technology reduces the report. Spring-piston. Breakbarrel. Single-shot. Fixed TruGlo fiber optic front sight. Fully adjustable TruGlo fiber optic rear sight. |hml| omb| wkf| vmg| vpn| wgm| tbq| pni| dtl| ztx| ult| twb| poz| mxl| vzv| gnb| xas| nmz| vkz| ulz| uep| odf| pev| huz| tim| uvm| kmf| jkj| pjv| faw| yoy| pjm| rfx| enu| mdt| hto| mvx| pdx| ysl| coi| evj| jug| vud| vjt| cjb| brc| nwi| wrp| oez| rbk|