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cm 61,5 x cm 23,5 x cm 10

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cm 61,5 x cm 23,5 x cm 10

The point I'm trying to make is that the first stage travel adjustment screw has an effect on the second stage (its weight, its amplitude, its feeling). It can't. The second stage lever stays in the exact same place no matter what you do to the first stage. The only thing that changes is the compre...

Our first stage is now (say) 400 grams, because its travel is longer. Ok?? No. This is where you made the wrong assumption. The first stage is heavier because you are compressing it's spring more before you contact the second stage lever. Have a look at the drawing. Springs don't behave in the same...

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Renzo, you are right, but that was *not* the point here. Here it does not matter whether the total weight is 450 grams or 500 grams or 550 grams. I was trying to point out that if you turn the "first stage travel adjustment screw" (anticlockwise or clockwise) you are also changing the weig...

About LP10 (or LP1). Let us imagine our first stage is 350 grams and our second stage is 150 grams. Total weight is 500 grams, exactly. Now we turn unticlokwise the “first stage travel adjustment screw”, and we have a longer first stage travel. Our first stage is now (say) 400 grams, because its tra...

Yesterday My new k12 stop cocking. I have teared it down and you can see: the absorber has small magnet and this magnet is fell off. Avery, I think you must write an email to Pardini info@pardini.it (do not forget to attach your photos!) asking for their help. I think they should send a new absorbe...

And ... I do not think top scores are improving, since the introduction of absorbers. Maybe I'm wrong ... Jongoh JIN did break the world record with the LP10! WC CHANGWON 2009 AP60 594 95.7 689.7 WR http://www.issf-sports.org/athletes/athlete.ashx?personissfid=SHKORM2409197901 If your absorber isn'...

I've got the impression the absorber did not work consistently. Now the pistol is fine (to me). Yes this is what I was asking, I suspect the same with mine. I do not think absorber is useful in general. It is good for follow-through (if it is properly set). I prefer to keep the pistol 'still', when...

Silvershooter wrote:

(I removed the absorber from the LP10 mechanical, and I like it now).

Did you find that the effect of the absorber varied ? Was not consistant ?

I removed everything, there is no absorber any more. I've got the impression the absorber did not work consistently. Now the pistol is fine (to me).

Is it possible to shoot without the absorber? I've heard there are K12 shooters, in Italy, who removed the absorber completely. But I do not know if it is possible, really. (I removed the absorber from the LP10 mechanical, and I like it now).

normalthing wrote:I like the look of it, but there doesn't appear to be anywhere to buy one, Menon Titanium website doesn't seem to exist anymore! Anybody got any ideas?

Ask Francesco Bruno, who developed that specific compensator https://www.facebook.com/francesco.bruno.12914

I do occasionally hear a "loose" sound when the pistol is tilted down. I'll talk to the dealer today and see if they want to let me open it up or if they would prefer I send it back for a more expert look at. Not sure about what you mean by "loose sound" when the pistol is tilte...

it is possible their cases are made by Negrini http://www.negrinisrl.com/en/

JamesH wrote: Someone in our club has a Patro, it rarely works and has to be retuned with every change of ammo

Palamà is still working, as a gunsmith. Many say he is the best gunsmith in Italy. I would write an email, about these malfunctions, roberto@robertopalama.com

Roberto Palamà made (late '70s) beautiful competition pistols, under the name of "Patro", with a different percussion system (no hammer). They were very good and the trigger was impeccable and smooth (the trigger-stop had a spring, inside), and the barrel was very short indeed. http://www....

Scerif, are they all really good for the grip? For example the last one, Legno Plastico, takes 12 hours and full strength 24hours. The last one (maybe) is not a bi-component, so it is not a "rapid" plastic wood. Imo the other (bi-component) is exactly like the one used by Cesare. (Bi-comp...

more about "plastic wood" (bi-component) http://www.acemchimica.com/Template/detailProdotti.asp?IDFolder=184&IDOggetto=2364&LN=IT http://www.mgservice.it/item.php?page=2&linea=001&gruppo=001110&prodotto=001110002 http://www.dragofratelli.it/shop/index.php?route=product/...

pauln wrote: I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ?

I do not think so (unless there are big problems with the old cylinders). Sometimes, trying to unscrew the old cylinders people damage the clamping screw on the frame of the pistol. It happened.