As said, these days the standard Typhoon doesn't come with a LW barrel, but with a korean made one. An upgrade to the "Match" version results in a stock with adjustible butt pad, and the LW choked match barrel which is so popular. The next upgrade is to a walnut stock. The Typhoon is a single shot rifle, but based on the same platform is the T-12, which sports a self indexing magazine containing 12 shots in .22 and 16 shots in .177. Aside from the multishot version of the Typhoon, there's also a T-12 which doesn't have a similar version as Typhoon, the T-12 Whisper. Available in both synthetic and in walnut, it comes with the stock from the Monsoon semi automatic rifle, and the same thick barrel shroud. It's more quiet to shoot than the standard Typhoon/T-12.
Specifications:
- Adjustable 2-stage trigger
- 19.7" (50cm) (Lothar-Walther for the "match" versions) rifled barrel, shrouded or unshrouded, threaded for 1/2" UNF
- Standard quick-fill nozzle
- Synthetic ambidextrous sporter stock, various other stock options available
- Standard dovetail groove for scope mounts
- Overall Length: 41 inches (104cm)
- Weight (depends on stock): 7.1lbs (3.2kg)
- 200 bar fill pressure
- FX Typhoon, synthetic, with optional shrouded barrel and optional barrel support
- Typhoon Synthetic Right.GIF (34.86 KiB) Viewed 25160 times
- T-12 Match in Walnut with optional shrouded barrel and optional barrel support
- Typhoon12WoodRight.gif (34.47 KiB) Viewed 25154 times
- FX T-12 Whisper, standard
- Whisper Right.gif (42.76 KiB) Viewed 25160 times
) but can't find it now, that the Whisper no longer has baffels in the shroud. Anyone else herd of this? 
