Walther LGR - Variants

Variants

The LGR was the basic model. It was not supplied with a raised sighting line and had a beech stock.

The LGR Match was a more luxurious model and had a raised sightline as standard. The walnut stock has a higher comb to fit the raised sightline.

The LGR Match Universal was the flagship model of the line and had a raised sightline as standard. The walnut variable stock able has an adjustable cheekpiece that can be raised up to 24 mm (0.94 in) in 8 mm (0.31 in) increments. The cheeckpiece can also be moved and fixed 2.5 mm towards of away from the shooters head. Once the by the shooter preferred stock layout has been selected it is fixed with the help of a single screw.

The LGR Moving Target has a walnut thumb hole stock with a rounded stock end and a variable cheekpiece that can be raised up to 20 mm (0.79 in) with a screw system This rifle was designed to be used with a telescopic sight for running target shooting and has no factory supplied sighting system.

The LGR Junior is a smaller version of the LGR with a shortened beech stock and cocking lever. The distance between the pistol grip and trigger is also shorter to allow smaller shooters with smaller hands to operate the rifle comfortably. The stock can be lengthened by adding spacer plates and the weight of barrel weights can be increased to cater for junior shooters growth.