Walther "LGV" Air Rifle

Published on November 26, 2012
Duration: 14:27

This review covers two Walther LGV air rifle models: the Challenger Ultra in .177 caliber and the Master series in .22 caliber. The video highlights significant advancements in air rifle technology, focusing on the LGV's rotating piston for reduced recoil and noise. It details features like adjustable triggers, barrel locks, and sights, and includes shooting tests with various Milbro pellets, offering insights into the accuracy and handling of each model.

Quick Summary

The Walther LGV air rifle series introduces a rotating piston for significantly smoother shooting and reduced recoil. This advanced design minimizes muzzle jump and noise by maintaining a small air buffer. The review compares the .177 Challenger Ultra and the .22 Master, detailing their features, accuracy, and handling.

Chapters

  1. 00:27Introduction: Two New Walther LGV Models
  2. 00:46Models: Challenger Ultra (.177) vs. Master (.22)
  3. 01:04Air Rifle Evolution & Walther's Advancements
  4. 01:40Design: Rotating Piston for Smooth Shooting
  5. 02:25Challenger Ultra Features: Sights & Barrel
  6. 03:26Barrel Lock & Loading Mechanism
  7. 03:54Adjustable Trigger System
  8. 04:12Challenger Ultra Stock & Recoil Pad
  9. 04:42Auto Safety Feature Explained
  10. 05:17Master Series Features: Stock & Grip
  11. 05:44Master Series Sights & Barrel Lock
  12. 06:24Weight Comparison: Challenger Ultra vs. Master
  13. 07:36Pricing & Shooting Plans
  14. 08:17Challenger Ultra Shooting Test (.177)
  15. 10:27Master Shooting Test (.22)
  16. 11:37Master: Hitting a Can at 40 Yards
  17. 12:05Final Thoughts: Challenger Ultra
  18. 13:43Final Thoughts: Master & Air Rifles for New Shooters
  19. 14:05Conclusion & Importer Link

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key advancements in the Walther LGV air rifle series?

The Walther LGV series features a rotating piston for smoother shooting and reduced recoil. This design maintains a small air buffer, minimizing muzzle jump and noise compared to older air rifle models.

What are the differences between the Walther LGV Challenger Ultra and Master models?

The Challenger Ultra is in .177 caliber with a synthetic stock and fiber optic sights. The Master series is in .22 caliber, featuring a traditional wood stock and bladed sights. The Master is also heavier.

How is the trigger on the Walther LGV air rifles adjusted?

Both LGV models have a fully adjustable trigger that can be modified without disassembling the rifle. Adjustments are made through two accessible holes located on the bottom of the trigger assembly.

What was the accuracy performance of the Walther LGV air rifles in the review?

The .177 Challenger Ultra showed less impressive freehand accuracy at 10m, requiring significant sight adjustment. The .22 Master was more accurate, achieving hole-through-hole groups at 10m when secured and hitting targets at 40 yards.

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