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    Walther LGV break barrels .

    I'm confused
    Can someone who has stripped these rifles tell me what is the difference between the Walther Century/ the Walther Challenger / and the master pro .
    Do they share the same internals, I'm not asking about LGU underlever just the internal differences between the break barrels .
    Thanks.

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    The Century is a 30mm piston, the others are 25mm(?) pistons.
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    As Tin said,30 mm & rear bearing on piston for the Century & GT.

    The LGV Ultra ,Pro comp,Master & Challenger have the same sleeved cylinder with 25mm piston & bearings.

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    Sleeved cylinder and a metal trigger blade.

    That's about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur John Smithsplease View Post
    Sleeved cylinder and a metal trigger blade.

    That's about it.
    I didn't know the Century had a rotating piston

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur John Smithsplease View Post
    Sleeved cylinder and a metal trigger blade.

    That's about it.
    My LGV master pro bought last year came with the plastic trigger with one adjusting screw. I called the importer to check it was a genuine UK import and they confirmed it was.
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