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The drawing doesn't appear to show a buffer at all. On the .22's, the buffer is down inside the back of the frame, and the rear of the bolt runs into it. It's possible with the heavy bolt and an appropriate recoil spring that the older model .32's didn't use one. Ill check it out, did the 22 have a...

MP.pdf Is this where there should be a buffer? Hi Aaron, As for the manuals, go to the pardini website https://pardini.it/en/manuals-and-drawings/ and scroll down to the discontinued items. On the older models, check if the rubber buffer that the slide bottoms out on is in good order. They eventual...

Although the screw placements may be a little different, I think the basic geometry and mechanical function of the older design is very similar to the new ones. It sounds like you may have already found this, but here is a guide I put together on adjusting the trigger system in the newer pistols. I...

Hi rmca

Thanks for that

Cheers
Aaron

Hi I have a new to me Pardini SPE with Pardini Fiocchi on the right hand side. Serial number is 4 digits with no prefix. I am looking to adjust the over-travel and set up the trigger to 1000g for ISSF shooting. I have seen other information about adjusting the Pardini triggers but none seem to have ...