Walther SSP or GSP Expert?
- Thread starter Bigbubba
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Marty, unless you are a ranked ISSF competitor above Marksman class you are unlikely to find a great difference except for the extra $1000 for the SSP. The Expert has two recoil reduction cylinders and makes faster returns to POA in timed and rapid than previous GSP versions. I've only seen two SSPs and they seemed to be a tad less reliable and perhaps a bit more ammo sensitive. But your experience my be different, I've only used GSPs (both 22 and .32) for 20 years and recently added the Expert barrel shrouds and like the change. Dr J
Johnn Peterson
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I don't know about the SSp but a number of years ago I had a GSP, .22 & .32 plus extra's like a dry firing unit. When I decided I was no longer interested in that type of shooting, I sold it to a guy located in your part of the country. Looks wise I always thought it was uglier than a mud fence but it sure would shoot in either caliber.
A shooting buddy of mine, who is away on holidays at the moment, has one he will be selling. This is part of an estate sale of another shooting friend who recently passed away. There's a number of 'trimmings' that I believe will be going with it such as cast bullets and dies etc. If you're interested, let me know and I'll see what details are when he returns.
A shooting buddy of mine, who is away on holidays at the moment, has one he will be selling. This is part of an estate sale of another shooting friend who recently passed away. There's a number of 'trimmings' that I believe will be going with it such as cast bullets and dies etc. If you're interested, let me know and I'll see what details are when he returns.
