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Old ejector on the left. New one on the right. You will notice the angle is different and improved on the newer updated one. Really easy to change also.

My HP did the same thing. It was just a trigger adjustment. The 2nd stage was too short. I lengthened it 1/4 turn which fixed the problem. This was all at the advice of Pardini USA.
It was nerve racking at first. The adjustment took a few seconds and has permanently fixed that issue.

I am very new to shooting sports and Bullseye comps. I hands down choose Pardini for 22 and CF. But I have born torn for months over shooting my wad 1911, a sub 1.5" gun at 50, or my new Pardini GT45. After flipping back and forth a dozen times, I decided to stay with the Pardini GT45. It's box...

Great info. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to more news from this event.

Pm me your email address. I will send you instructions

My HP32 jams the same way as well. Once a match, the empty case gets stuck on the way out and the next round can't go in. It's happened once every match. I was gonna clean it good before the next match and see. If it helps.

I was a bit "gun shy" about doing it myself so I mailed it over to Pardini and they changed it for me. I had it back in a few days. After that I changed the ejector and after working on the gun more I am confident I could have changed the trigger too. These are so nice and easy to work on....

The GT45 trigger is available from Pardini, when it is in stock. I have one one my new GT and it's great. I can now properly reach the trigger. It simply relocates the trigger further back making it more reachable. Email them if you want one. I only waited a few days for mine.

Oldcaster, we needed a couple parts to load the new bullets and they just came in. Hoping to get testing them in the next week or so. It's been too cold here to test at 50 yds anyways. Hopefully real soon.

For almost all the same reasons as cranky thunder, I also chose Pardini. I also found their level of service to be exceptional. Easy to set up, shoot, and clean. My 22 eats any ammo I put in it and has never has an alibi in a match.

4" group, just off the bench, on a windy day......I suspect that would be a decent group if out of a rest., maybe even a great group. You guys are getting close if not there already.

Oldcaster, many thanks for your efforts in this new design. From all of the testing everyone has done with Hornady and some other bullets, it does appear these like to go 1000-1050 fps for the most accuracy. With this being such a low recoil round I don't mind that velocity at all. It doesn't kick m...

Anyone selling or offering adapters and tubes to modify an Aimpoint Micro so that front and rear shade tubes can be added on. I love these Aimpoints but want the tubes if I can get them. Indoors they are fine as is, but outdoors I will want the tubes.[/b]

I haven't seen anything yet. Check with Larry's Guns in Maine. They sell Benelli.

It is curious how this 60 grain XTP in a full factory load, can hold under an inch at 50 yds out of a Pardini HP......and these bullets are only 0.311".
Vladimir told me they tested a bunch of factory ammo and how this Hornady was clearly the best performer, by far.

Oldcaster, great info. Great results too. Under 2" off a sandbag is impressive.

I shot some Buffalo bore 32 lead flat nose recently. Not as good as Hornady, but it was the 2nd most accurate I have next to that 60 gr Hornady. It held the 10 ring, not quite straight X ring off the bench like Hornady......but it's good for indoor range where lead only is required.

Dardas is offering a 98 grain wadcutter in 0.314. Any thoughts on this? I assume it was designed for a S&W but not sure if it could work.

I am using Hornady factory 60 grain XTP in my Pardini 32, and it works great. Feeds perfect, no issues, and it's accurate. At one range I go to you can only shoot lead rounds. I tried Magtech 32 lead round nose and it worked fine, in that it fed and fired with no issues. Unfortunately it's accuracy ...

Yes, you might want to make the recoil spring lighter how much I do not know it might take some experimentation. Remember gun manufactures spend a lot of time balancing spring rates of the recoil spring, magazine spring (yes heavier magazine slow the bolt down as it increases the friction on the bu...