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OMG! I'm speechless...

What type of olympic pistol are you talking about?

I've heard about cracked frames with .22 aswell, in fact from one guy in my shooting club. But it is a very nice gun, a top model just as Pardini, FWB and others. Just shoot tens, dont worry about cracked frames... ;-)

For CF event (in my Pardini HP) I use 98grs. Lapua or H&N HBWC(.314), 1.5-1.6grs. VV310, Remington primers and just a minor tapered crimp. When I shoot military rapidfire (it's also a national program here) I use 83grs. Lapua/H&N HBWC and 1.4-1.5grs. VV310 for lesser recoil. I think I have ...

Just a minor but important point of clarrification please. When does the "hold" start? is it from the time you lift your arm to aim, or is it when in alignment. 15 seconds when everything is in alignment seems a bloody long time to me. In my world the "hold" starts when my pisto...

Pardini has released a revised electronic module for the .22 and .32. The new modules have the number 760 clearly printed on the rear of the module. Replacement fortunately fixed the issues I had with my own and the next couple of days with a lot of clicking will tell if the battery life is also so...

I wish I knew russian... Thanks anyway ruig!

I started off with a score of 571. It was only the second time i ever had a pistol in my hand. Right after the competition i was invited to the national team but i preferred to retreat to the misty mountains where i live an train now as an eremite. My average these days is above 590. You are kiddin...

I started off with a score of 571. It was only the second time i ever had a pistol in my hand. Right after the competition i was invited to the national team but i preferred to retreat to the misty mountains where i live an train now as an eremite. My average these days is above 590. You are kiddin...

Tycho wrote: And, btw, forget about that electronic Pardini, that trigger has never, doesn't and most probably will never work right...

Ehh, what?

Thanks again.

Last question, does grips from the mechanic version fit the electronic version? I guess the batteries are located in the grip!?

/Axel

Same on Steyr lp10, Feinwerkbau p34 and p40. And yes, holes reduces mussle flip, at least in theory.

Interesting info Tor! Thank you again.

What type of batteries does Pardini use? Is it standard AAA cells or more expensive camera batteries?

/Axel

Thank you Tor! Do you know what type pf problems they had with the electronic trigger?

/axel

From what I've heard from some absolute top level shoters they keep their focus somewhere in between the front sight and the target - thats the best compromize in their view. But that does not work for me at all. I have to keep focus on the front sight only. I guess that with lots of experience you ...

I'm interested too. I'm about to buy a brand new HP electronic or mechanic.

So all you Pardini-mainiacs, opinions please! :-)

/axel

j-team wrote:

What is a SP One?

Shouldn't that be "What is AN SP1?"

That's the electronic trigger version by the way.

I'm so sorry, but my native language isn't english... I hope I have your permission to post messages anyway.

"I have 3 Pardinis, a SP, HP, and a SP New, and I've also ordered a SP One.
trinity"

What is a SP One?

/Axel

Hi ive been shooting olympic style for about 3 years now and when i started shooting....i started with a streyr.. then i switched over to a morini...now im on the fence about shooting a morini or a streyr....i know about everything else....but the only thing that i need advice from someone who actu...

I was just wondering how folks set up their Pardini SP counterweights? Do you use none/2/ 4 of them? Do you put the spring in front or behind the weight? Are the standard counterweights made of tungsten? Or are the tungsten counterweights a special order item from Pardini? I'm just trying to set th...