Walther LGV Competition Ultra Air Rifle

Accuracy, shot cycle, overall shooting experience. I like that I can place a JSB 18.13gn Exact Jumbo Heavy Diabolo pellet within a 1/2 inch of its intended placement 10 out of 10 times at a lasered 50 yards.

The things that I would change would not improve accuracy or increase the shooting experience and only add cost, so no changes from me.Oh, wait a minute. I had originally crossed the LGV off my list because of the plastic trigger. I imagine that the plastic trigger has cost Walther many sales.I could no longer ignore the reports of its accuracy.I am very happy with my purchase.

Don't let the plastic trigger keep you from buying one of the most accurate and enjoyable to shoot springers on the market. Air rifles that I own: TX200.22,LGV Competition.22, and an Ultimate Sporter.22.

Hi, I am a 13 year old boy, and I now have SUPER FINE QUALITY GERMAN MADE RIFLE! I just barely got it today and can't wait to shoot it when I get home.

I would not change a thing because it is German made, anything German made you can trust.UNLESS IT IS NOT MADE IN GERMANY AND NOT MADE BY A GERMAN(s).

Me and my dad Roberto Martinez and my uncle Carlos thought that PA was a retail store, and we came all the way from Knoxville Tennessee to Solon Ohio by car. But, one supervisor named Erika, helped us out getting our rifles and scopes and pellets. The customer service was the best I had ever seen in a long time. The president of PA, val, admired us from coming all the way from Knoxville to Solon just to buy air rifles and other things from his store. THANK YOU PYRAMYD AIR!

the quality and accuracy

it's a bit heavy, after hundreds shots, I start to feel the way of cocking is a bit cumbersome and the most of all, it's too expensive

Now I feel I should go for Air Arm instead of this one

My LGV Comp. Ultra arrived today so I thought I'd share my first impressions w/ any who are seriously considering this model. 1st off let me say that this is my 1st quality air rifle so I am by no means an authority in this genre of air rifles. Before this I started with the trusty Crosman 397PA. For a while now I have been looking at high quality springers as I was ready to move up and away from having to pump. I read Mr. Gaylord's review about the LGV as well as watched several Youtube reviews and came away knowing that this was a very good gun. So I pulled the trigger and bought one. I was particularly drawn to the LGV based on the unanimous observations of the smoothness of the cocking and general consensus that it has a very quiet and smooth spring firing mechanism. One reviewer said that he thought it might be the finest springer he has ever tested! I was sold. Opening the box I was very pleased to see that my unit had some really beautiful figuring in the beech wood stock! It looks more like walnut! As for my overall first impressions, I am very impressed with the overall quality of this air rifle. The fit and finish is actually much nicer than I was anticipating based on Pyramid's photos. After shooting a few pellets I was surprised at how light the trigger pull is! As a novice used to a tank like Crosman 397 this was like moving a feather! Anyway, I'll post a more detailed review after spending more time w/ it, breaking it in and hopefully mounting a proper cope.

Nothing so far. My expectations were exceeded in this Walther.

This is a fine German engineered and crafted air rifle that, at least by my first impression, rates among the best spring actions out there. It is hefty but that's what you get with a high quality hard wood stocked steel springer.