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It depends on how your trigger is setup. If the bar that it attaches to doesn't move much it may be difficult to remove. Loosen and remove the screw on the trigger. Press the trigger and hold the bar at that position, and then try to remove it. If it's not enough, loosen the trigger stop to let the...

Ramon OP wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2024 1:05 pm You can remove the air with the adapter screwed on and show them the integrated manometer.

Minimum pressure value on Pardini air cylinder is 70bar. You can't show on them zero, only that they are lower than 70.

Hi! I recently bought a new Steyr LP2 which I really like. The only problem I have is the trigger blade and I want to change it to an original Steyr Vario Trigger. Unfortunately, I have a problem with removing the old trigger. Even if I remove the mounting screws, I can't get trigger blade off (slid...

This question is addressed to both users of Pardini K12 and other guns with a mechanical trigger users - so far, for dry training, I have only used guns with an electronic trigger (Morini CM162EI), I do about 100-120 trigger pulls a day. When considering purchasing the K12, I wonder whether constant...

Thanks, I'm now shooting a CM162EI with the newer eletronic board and I'm completely happy with it. But... there's something about the look of the CM200ei that draws me to it. Luckily here in Europe where I live we have some CM200ei left for sale :)

I was about to buy a CM200EI myself but I am not sure if it is such a great idea. Does this issue with electronic boards is a common problem in Morini?

Hmm, sorry for the interruption but I think it is the same case with FWB P8X. They are known for the excellent rifle quality so I assumed that their air pistols are very good as well, but they never managed to appear in world class finals. Back to Pardini K12, Italians use them with great success as...