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Coastwatcher wrote: I am looking for a drawing.

See the PDF I linked in an earlier post. It's what Pardini is listing as correct for older models. They don't show a PP screw in the exploded diagram, but mention it in the trigger setup instructions.

cheers,
Jab

I appreciate it Coastwatcher, but I have Don's notes. The issue is that they do not match my pistol. I do not have the PP screw to adjust the 1st stage weight. Unless its under the sight, but every description I've seen says its in front of the sight, not under it. I've not taken the sight off becau...

I snapped some shots of the trigger group and the PP-less slide if this can help someone explain this model of Pardini to me.

thanks,
Jab

The manual I've found that is most like my pistol is http://www.pardini.it/manuali/manual%20till%202004.pdf. Page 24 shows an L shape trigger like mine and doesn't show any thing like PP on the slide. But the trigger group explanation on page 19 shows PP screw and a different shape trigger.

It's a second model, I have diagrams in my shop for adjustment. Hi Greg, Should have known you'll be here as well as NES. Could you post the diagrams? I want to adj the trigger before the AMU classes. By second, you don't mean SP New do you? Because the manuals for that model describe a PP screw th...

I have a used SP that I've been using for the last few seasons. I left the trigger alone all this time. Now that I'm averaging better than 270 in my gallery matches, I feel it's time to tune the trigger to something I'd like more. Lighter is most important, it's over 3 lbs. So I look up all I can fi...

Hi, Just to let y'all know, Alberto Trincia at Pardini kindly answered an email and said my pistol was made in '97 (first year?) and provided me with a PDF manual, which is this one on their download page. From the cutaway, PP is one of the screws under the trigger, and there is a 4th one I don't re...

Check this one out. sportlockllc.com (do not use www before the address. When you pull up their website go to the pistols section. Down at the bottom you will find their Aluminum Lock Deluxe Shooter's Pistol Box You mean this one ? The revolver in the photo seems to just fit. No way any of my bulls...

Which screw is PP? ... the 2nd stage weight was adjusted via a concentric Allen screw inside one of the slotted screws The PP screw is shown as being accessed from the top of the frame. In parts diagrams it shows the hole and the screw. I have neither hole nor screw. The description of PP is a scre...

Hi, Armed with all the diagrams available on the web, the manual, and Don Nygord's famous write up, I tackled adjusting my SP's trigger last night. Well, right of the bat I was in trouble! Like a good little engineer I read through everything first and made sure I had all the "parts". Well...

I've noticed the trigger pull on my Pardini SP (an older model) has gotten a little heavier. Before I just adjust the screws, I wondered about cleaning out the trigger group. NO manual I find for the SP talks about it. Nor does google find anything. Anyone ever attempt it? What did you use? Any tips...

Hi, I have a Pardini SP that I think it's time to finally adjust the position of the trigger. I've got good size hands and fingers and I like to put the tip of my finger on the trigger. I'm pulling a bit left --- I think because the trigger is to far to the rear; it's hard to get a straight back pul...

Can't wait!! I'm just a sponge for bullseye information right now as I'm just starting out.

-= jab

Hi, I'm fairly new to bullseye, just starting my second season. I really want to improve! This year I moved up to a Pardini from last year's Ruger MK II. I really like the larger angle between bore and grip of the Euro pistols. It leads to my question. Do you want to let your wrist relax completely,...