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I owned a Pardini RF until recently and found it had more positive attributes than most pistols I have owned even though it was not perfect. The grip was not completely suitable, the rear sight width adjustment was not suitable for a 5 mm. front sight and the first stage became scratchy if adjusted ...

Unread post by Rover » Sat Jul 03, 2021 8:15 pm Well, William, I agree. But, I also state that the shooter can have no longer have any excuse for piss-poor performance. Too bad for many here who have their dreams of glory shattered by their new purchase. The opposing view to this is that the user w...

The screw that you marked is the right one. I think that you can access it with the short end of a normal allen key. This way you don't have to move the trigger. Keep in mind that moving the trigger changes the trigger weight slightly, because you change leverage. If you choose to experiment with y...

This is the MR73 Sport. I couldn’t find the MR 73 Match on their website.

Yes..probably only a few points but the real benefit gained by using a .32 is in the ergonomics of a modern semi auto v something like a s&w k38.

I tried but found altering the required number of clicks proved less hassle.

Re: Get a grip, man!
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Post by rmca » Mon Apr 26, 2021 5:52 pm

It's WAY EASIER to file down than to add...
And you'll end up with an all wood grip, that can be finnished to look factory new.
An all wood grip is also a plus if you have sweaty hands. It wont slip as much...

Hope this helps

Top william Posts: 1179 Joined: Mon Mar 01, 2004 12:31 pm Location: New Hampshire, USA Re: What to Buy ? Feinwerkbau P8X vs Walther LP 500 Quote Post by william » Sun Apr 04, 2021 7:33 am It looks like a Farkles checklist. How did anybody ever break 520 before they were all invented? Hello William....

Agree...

Best Master is a bench vice...clamp the pistol in it and set up a target at 33 feet, then fire multiple shots.
Don’t be surprised if they make a one hole group.

I was unaware that Beretta now have a major share of Chappius Armes....this may change the dynamics either way.

Beretta have nothing to do with the production or quality of Manurhin, which is the sole responsibility of Chapius Armes the owners of the Manurhin range of pistols. Beretta Australia have simply secured the importation and distribution rights within Australia. They have taken over this responsibili...

william Posts: 1119 Joined: Mon Mar 01, 2004 12:31 pm Location: New Hampshire, USA Re: Pellet performance vs cost Quote Post by william » Thu Feb 11, 2021 7:22 pm "I do NOT sort or inspect my pellets before shooting. Just wondering what others have felt and think of this?" I think this is...

In Australia scuba tanks require a hydro test annually if used for diving but only every five years if for shooting or air tools. Dive shops keep this under their hat in most cases and you may have to sign a form stating that the air will not be used for diving. ...just wondering if the U.S. has a s...

Prostate trouble Roger...time for a rectal examination.

The quad seal is one of the problems, but it would be nice to know the size. I am yet to see the pistol, so far only pictures. After removing the internal regulator parts it is very hard to find the “ quad seal” as you have referred to it David, however it is within a machined piece that looks as i...

I sourced all o rings at a local o ring manufacturer without any problems. Simply take along what you need and supply was not a problem with the exception of a small ( very small ) flat section seal resembling an o ring with flat sides that is hidden internally within the frame directly in front of ...

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Post by Leon » Wed Jan 06, 2021 5:38 pm

Hi Deadeyedick,

Did you use a Mateba or the Chiappa Rhino?

I don’t know Leon but it came from Mialls Firearms in Frankston Victoria.

I have used one that is owned by a fellow Club member. The recoil is uniquely subdued and less/different than my .32 S&W L with the manufacturing and machining being very good. However It had one of the heaviest triggers I have ever used and made handling and firing the revolver very difficult. ...

I have owned a P8x and couldn’t imagine another pistol being better in any area though some will be as good.