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Twin Test: Walther Century GT and Crosman Phantom MkII

Posted on 24/11/2015 by catherine — 3 Comments ↓

Synthetically stocked break-barrel rifle/scope combos are very much in vogue, so Nigel Allen takes two of the newest arrivals into the fields – Walther’s Century GT and Crosman’s Phantom MkII… At £265, the new Walther Century GT/6×42 scope combo is an…

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Head-to-head: Cometa 220 v Weihrauch HW99S

Posted on 10/03/2015 by Colin Fallon — 6 Comments ↓

Mark Camoccio goes head-to-head with a pair of lightweight springers from Germany and Spain – each of which is clearly capable of punching well above its weight!

Test: Walther LGU

Posted on 29/10/2014 by Colin Fallon — 6 Comments ↓

Hot on the heels of its highly advanced LGV break-barrel, Walther has added another impressive springer to its stable. This one also bears a famous name from the past – and the editor is the first to take the new LGU underlever for a test drive…