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  1. 23-06-2011, 01:52 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobinC View Post
    My personal preference is the older LGR which I think is better ballanced, but we have both as club guns and they are both excelent.
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    Robin is of course completely correct!! And the LGR that I used for a year or so was the best 10m rifle that I have ever used. Probably even better than my FWB700!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDuncs View Post
    Robin is of course completely correct!! And the LGR that I used for a year or so was the best 10m rifle that I have ever used. Probably even better than my FWB700!
    My wife after a just over a year with her Walther LG300 has got close but is yet to beat her personal best of 383 ex 400 with her LGR!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDuncs View Post
    Robin is of course completely correct!! And the LGR that I used for a year or so was the best 10m rifle that I have ever used. Probably even better than my FWB700!
    I agree,the lgr is still a very capable rifle in the right hands.I was doing some bell target practice on monday with my fwb 700 and the guy i sold my lgr to whipped me good and proper.
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