Below (sorted into categories) is a list of questions we are freqently asked. Due to the vast amount of e-mails we receive, we would ask that you review the FAQs before contacting us to see if your question has already been answered. However, if your question has not been covered, we are more than happy to answer specific requests.
Should you still need help after reviewing the FAQs, do not hesitate to contact us: w.brandstetter@steyr-sport.com
1. Do not fire the weapon until the air cylinder is totally empty. In this way, pumping does not take as long or require as much effort.
2. After filling, turn the air cylinder one turn. Then open the drainage screw to allow water to drain out of the pump.
It is important that the air cylinder is NOT turned more than one turn, because otherwise the o-ring does not seal perfectly and it does not drain correctly.
3. Retighten the srew.
Cylinders for the LG 88 are, unfortunately, no longer available. We are also unable to repair these cylinders.
An adapter for this rifle is, however, available. Using this adapter you can use the CO2-cylinders of the LP 1, which you may still find in your shooting club.
| You can check if your LP 10 is already equipped with the ball bearing trigger by looking at the ball bearing around the bolt above the trigger (fig.). |
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For comparison: the former standard trigger of the LP 10 without ball bearing. |
1. Do not fire the weapon until the air cylinder is totally empty. In this way, pumping does not take as long or require as much effort.
2. After filling, turn the air cylinder one turn. Then open the drainage screw to allow water to drain out of the pump.
It is important that the air cylinder is NOT turned more than one turn, because otherwise the o-ring does not seal perfectly and it does not drain correctly.
3. Retighten the srew.
An additional hole is required if you want to replace the grip of a new LP 10 E (blue electronic) with an older grip:
