Walther Lgu Varmint

[jonnie bravo 572]

You lads seen this beast? Same weight as a 99 pretty much, underlever design, clearly more muzzle heavy too (surely good for killing any muzzle flip?)

 

Perhaps a bit tactical looking but could be a little gem to shoot

[Jonjon79 13,358]

Could just be a clever strategy by Walther - Their TX copies get good reviews. Why not copy the 97 as well.

[toby63 1,236]

You lads seen this beast? Same weight as a 99 pretty much, underlever design, clearly more muzzle heavy too (surely good for killing any muzzle flip?)

 

Perhaps a bit tactical looking but could be a little gem to shoot

bar done a youtube vid on it

[Rez 4,961]

Yeah seen this. Not sure for me. Not a big fan of the tactical stocks, especially on 'traditional' under lever looking rifles. The original wood work, although beech is a gem. The weight thing... I didn't know it was as light as that to be fair. Absolute positive.

 

As an extra looking back at the image, I think the almost 90 degree pistol grip makes the trigger look 10 x better than that on its wood equivalent.

[jonnie bravo 572]

Could just be a clever strategy by Walther - Their TX copies get good reviews. Why not copy the 97 as well.

I think the standard LGU is more of a 97 copy to be fair, especially weight wise- but being just a smidge over 3kg seems quite a bold statement. I can't see another underlever getting anywhere near that weight?

 

Struggling to find any reviews tbh. Didn't see a BAR one...

[si brown 8,486]

its here jonnie

https://youtu.be/JzlhY9Mff2o

atb si