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Ive had the new Pardini HP .32 for about 2 years. Ive fired about 8000 rounds of reloads(1.3 N310-98 GR H&N) and have not had one failure to feed or fire. Gun has not needed any parts ,just cleaning. It will shoot alot before needing cleaning as well. I've nothing bad to say about it, a real tac...

I would also suggest the Unique tek powder bar for the small loads under 1.5GR I use it for my loads 1.3 N310 with H&N bullets. Ive used the speer as well but found them not quite as accurate and not very consistant in their weights.. Lapua bullets seem to be the best when it comes to weight con...

Sorry I was not more specific re the loads. Yes the gun shoots only SMITH AND WESSON LONG .32 HBWC. That means flush mounted wadcutters only for the pistol. If you review many of the fine comments on this site regards loads for the S&W long .32 for guns such as the Pardini you will have a better...

I also own both Pardini SP new .22 and the .32. These guns are very simple to field strip. Remove the magazine, safety issues, then remove the screw in the muzzle end which will allow the barrel and slide to come off. Make sure when it pops out that it does not hit the floor. You now have three part...

I forgot to mention a used Walther GSP(I have two and they are great guns built like tanks and parts are easy. Super reliable, feed anything, very accurate great gun. I have never had to change a part yet) A very good used one would be well within your budget and you wont be dissapointed.)

Rob

My feelings are you should spend enough to get a quality .22 that is still supported by whichever manufacturer. My personal preference would be a used Pardini SP. They are very reliable and parts are easy to get and guns are well supported. As much as SW Model 41 and High Standard are great guns, I ...

I have a 162EI which has the battery in the grip. Does the RINK replacemet accomodate this switch easily? What about Nill? Comments appreciated.

Rob\
knockout54@shaw.ca

Unfortunately most of us mere mortals aspire to great shooting and hopefully have a lot of fun along the way. Most will never get there as it is a difficult sport shooting, otherwise you would not see the same individuals at the top. Please dont "give up", continue to enjoy the good compan...

Definitely give Jocelyn a try at CIBLES in Canada. He is a very nice fellow to deal with and very responsive to your requests. He sells under Nikonos on EBAY as well. Sells FWB and Morini and stocks lots of parts.Can't go wrong with him.

Rob

I was under the impression that no one goes to the line until RO says shooters to the line. If this was not the case then it can become difficult and dangerous to monitor all shooters, ie some at the line some wandering behind the line, etc. Just my thoughts. I think ISSF shooters are best off if th...

You might check that the chamber is clean and no ring exists there. This is an area that gets ignored when cleaning which results in round not being pushed hard enough into chamber resulting in failure. You might also have a worn out magazine spring which when fully loaded where the spring would be ...

I,m using either 98 speer or lately 100 gr H&N bullets. I use N310 at 1.25 grains. Becareful with 310 as it is the second fastest powder available, perfect for the .32 but high pressures if loaded over 1.4 which is max recommended by factory. In fact I feel 1.4 will pound your Pardini over time,...

Been reading with interest. I own the 602 and 607 FAS .22's. Both shoot excellent but like the old 602 better. Mr. Levene was a great help in suggestions to get the gun working reliably. Both now shoot very well, cant remember the last malfunction. As far as the .32 loads go Im thinking that 1.6 1.7...

I'll second that Harvey at Airguns plus is very reliable for all ISSF needs, guns ammo reloading. I've dealt with him several times very prompt and fair and a real nice fellow to talk to as well. Plus he is quite a good shooter and comes from a very active shooting family in Saskatchewan. You cannot...

I contacted the factory in Russia and received the reply that the gun was 1200 euro which would be about 1500.00. The fellow who responded said they could not ship me one because of customs issues. I would presume this means that they are looking for North American dealers to take on the gun. Russia...

I have been shooting my SP NEW for about 6 months, maybe 6000 rounds through the gun. I have found that CCI ST worked just fine, have never had a failure in over 3000 rounds of that. Recently got some Federal Gold Match, about the same cost as CCI, a bit shorter and actually I think maybe more accur...

I purchased 1000 .32 brass from Larry's guns for I beleive 89.00. Hirtenberger is made in Austria I beleive. I load 1.5 of Bullseye with 98 GR spear or Vid N310 at 1.4 with same bullet. This brass appears to be quite consistant in dimension.
Good service by Larry as well
Rob

anyone have step by step to change seals. The cylionders are ok but gun is losing power. How do you get the unit off that the cylinder screws onto? Does the little allen screrw under the frame have anything to do with that pice coming off. How to you get to the breach(bolt seal to remove it. Do you ...

received info from pardini that they are leaving out the buffer on the newer production sp new as they deem it to be not required. This would explain why it was missing on the new gun. I put a lighter spring in the gun and now slide moves much more freely. Will shoot the gun to see if ammo woes are ...

Recently purchased new pardini sp new .22. Gun was having a lot of miss feeds and failures to pick up round from magazine. I noticed on two other club members who purchased at same time that their slide moved much easier than mine, not as stiff. Upon examination of all three pistols we noticed that ...