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I own a Pardini SP New for a year now and believe me: you can adjust the trigger any way you like. Just wait untill it arrives and read the manual carefully, it's all there. As far as grips are concerned, the factory supplied grips are great, no need to modify anything as long as you ordered the rig...

Oh, and by the way: the Military Pistol event is actually an official event organised by the KNSA (Royal Dutch Shotting Federation)!!

Thanks for all the advice! I am not into reloading yet, because I only shoot the Colt occassionally in local events. My main events are sports pistol and standard pistol (Pardini SP New) and free pistol (Toz 35). The .45 ammo widely available here (Netherlands) is Sellier & Bellot, but I will tr...

Hi Guys, Thanks a million! I found the screw, had to turn it about ten turns before the trigger snapped and then I was able to fine tune the whole thing. I just finished the work and the trigger works like a dream, all be it only able dry firing it for now. Coming Sunday I will test the new set up o...

Hi, Some months ago I purchased a very nice TOZ FP. After some shooting turns I discovered that on some occassions the shot would not break. In one of the forums on this site I read about this problem possibly being caused by a 'sear adjustment screw' which could have come loose. I also have problem...

I just purchased a used Colt Gold Cup National Match .45. It has an excellent trigger and adjustable sights, really a joy to shoot. I am a long term .22LR pistol shooter (Pardini SP New and TOZ35) and I am having difficulities with the huge recoil of the .45 ammo I am currently using from S&B (2...