Anschütz LP@ .177 PCP 10-meter Match Air Pistol, Single-shot, 8.93 in Ported Barrel with Compensator
This Anschütz LP@ is a pre-charged pneumatic 10-meter match air pistol in .177 (4.5 mm) built on a Steyr LP10-based action. It combines a recoil absorber, dry-fire capability, and a fully adjustable two-stage trigger with an under-barrel weight/stabilizer and an anatomical right-hand walnut grip. The silver aluminum cylinder includes an integral manometer and is marked for a 300 bar test pressure with a 200 bar working/fill pressure.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Details: There are signs of wear and handling with visible scratches and blemishes. Areas of surface rust are present.
What’s Included
- Anschütz hard case
- Allen/hex keys
- Brass pull-through cleaning weight with cord
- Spare green O-rings
The LP@ is essentially a Steyr LP10 with Anschütz cosmetics, sharing the same core match-proven action with a recoil absorber, dry-fire function, and a fully adjustable two-stage trigger. It is a single-shot PCP designed for 10-meter competition, delivering precise shot control and consistent follow-through.
The 8.93 in barrel is ported and capped with an Anschütz muzzle compensator to stabilize the shot. A long under-barrel weight/stabilizer adds balance. Fully adjustable match sights include a micrometer-adjustable rear notch and a replaceable front blade for fine-tuning sight picture.
Ergonomics are competition-focused with a right-hand orthopedic walnut grip featuring stippling and an adjustable palm shelf. A selector provides live-fire or dry-fire training modes, supporting refined trigger work without air consumption.
The silver aluminum cylinder is marked STEYR-SPORTWAFFEN and features an integral manometer. It is proofed to a 300 bar test pressure with a 200 bar working/fill pressure, and is date-marked 10/2005. The PCP single-shot feed supports consistent loading for match use.
The anodized aluminum alloy frame and receiver carry German markings, including the F-in-pentagon free-airgun proof alongside Made in EU and Germany stamps. The frame is marked 'LP-@', reflecting the model produced in cooperation with Steyr on an LP10-based design.