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j danielsson wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2024 12:59 pm The firing pin from any pardini free pistol will fit.

I recommend this one if you have a source for Pardini spare parts.
Pardini K22 or K50 firing pin spring is a direct fit. No need for dremelling.

Yes, those look like DES/VO magazines.

The other Unique .22 short pistols were DES 823U and DES 2000U but on these the magazine is inserted from the top and have totally different kind of magazines.

So you would need adapter like this:

https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32825539588.html

See this old topic:

http://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?p=169237#p169237

Try to contact "JiriK" or "NikNak" if they can help you.

Maybe this helps:

http://www.targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?t=32630

Hi David, the earliest version of the des69 had a fixed trigger mounted in the frame. The second version has the trigger blade mounted on a slotted round bar and thus adjustable for length of pull. Mine is this form and I purchased it new in 1976 -the serial number is in the 731000 range. As I reca...

By The Book, one shall not compete shoeless.

6.20.3.2
Athletes may not wear sandals of any type or remove their shoes (with or without socks).

Other manufacturers for guns in .32 S&W LW:
-Benelli
-Hämmerli
-FAS
-Morini
-Unique
-Sako
-Manurhin
-Smith&Wesson

Some of those have not been manufactured for years/decades so not available as new.

Yes, Inband Air uses acoustic measurement to determine shot location. These targets have been available for only about two years but already very popular in Finland.

You could also consider Walther SSP rear sight. Costs less than Steyr LP10 or EVO sight...

https://www.schiesssport-buinger.de/sho ... le-for-SSP

If you want to keep the original Toz rear sight adjustment system, then you don't need to buy complete rear sight. Steyr LP10 rear sight carrier was "only" 159 eur when I bought it. https://www.euroshooting.eu/en/index.php?detail=4001020550 The price may be different from your local dealer...

I had the same problen with my LP10. You could try to remove the socket screw with torx T8 bit if you can find one that small. This has done the trick many times when I have destroyed a socket with allen wrench.