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Is it really necessary to drill all those holes in a $300 Rink grip.
Surely it’s not going to fall off.

Sorry. Just seen this.
Barrel sleeve is easily removed.
Just remove the muzzle break by loosening the two screws.
Then the barrel sleeve will slide off.

As above. These plastic covers are readily available. I have several spares. Purchased from Steyr. But fit Morini as well. The old cover is easily removed with a thin metal pointed rod. Taking care not to scratch the gauge. To fit the replacement. Do not push with your thumb. You will probably break...

Rover wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 11:01 am Shoulda bought a SSP.

You really are sounding like a broken record. x 2.

It’s either a LP10e or an EVO10e
You can’t have both.

I think the pictures above are the LP10e board.
EVO10e board doesn’t use a spring to hold the small cable.

Here are a couple I made this week from 1.5 mm Carbon sheet.
One for a Morini factory grip. Other for a Rink.

Brilliant!
Thank you so much for your help. I did own a Colt Python many moons ago.
Really appreciated.
Think I can sell it with some confidence now.

Thank you.

Hi Any help would be really appreciated. I have a lovely revolver grip with a palm shelf. Beautiful wood. But no idea what revolver it might be made for. Now that us folk in the UK can’t own this sort of thing anymore, I thought perhaps someone here might be able to help. When it’s been identified I...

You will probably find it very expensive to convert your existing pistol. Parts are not usually cheap or readily available. Perhaps sell your pistol and buy one with a stabiliser and a bit more front end weight. Either a more expensive LP500. Or one of the following. Steyr EVO10. Feinwerkbau P8X. Pa...

Alternatively. Get a small piece of carbon fibre sheet from eBay and make one.

I owned two P8X up till a couple of days ago. Down to one now. Improvements to date for me. Rink grip. 5.2 Front sight. Just fitted a Steyr trigger blade. I liked the original. But with the Rink grip, I wanted the trigger to be a bit lower. This now feels perfect. So we will see if it does the job. ...

Placed an order. Now on the 8 week wait, fingers crossed they get here sooner! Good luck with that. Must have purchased about 25 Rink grips over the past 8 years. Only ever been a day early to leave Rink. Always been worth the wait, apart from the time I accidentally ordered a Morini 162ei short gr...

I have had the outer cylinder sleeves replaced on a couple of Morini 162ei cylinders by the UK importer.
Cost a little more than half the price of a complete new cylinders.

Here are a couple of mine. Not had much time with them recently. Must make more effort.

Can I ask where in the UK do you live?

TenMetrePeter wrote:you have a 1.27mm allen key?

Well yes.
I have about 5!

In fact you can buy one from eBay for around £1 posted.

I now have an EVO 10 in front of me. As well as my LP10.
The screws have been changed from the LP10.

They are now Allen screws.
The correct Allen key is not included in the Steyr tool kit.

It's a 1.27 metric.

David Levene wrote:

left360 wrote:"slotted cheese head screw"

Is that like a Torx head?

No, it's a circular head with straight parallel sides, with a single slot for a flat screwdriver.

They are slotted on the LP10.

On the EVO 10 it's either an Allen head or torq.
Don't have my EVO to hand to check.

Hi Can anyone advise the head type & size of the "counter sunk screw" which attaches the trigger blade to the trigger blade carrier? It is part number 27 in the manual. Can you measure the screw or the hole in the blade and blade width? it will be whole number of mm GUESSING M3 x 6mm ...

But it only does it if you half cock the pistol.
i.e. Pull the lever up to the first click then return the lever to the home position.

Don't think that would be standard procedure in a match.