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The brass is not a Morini 162 since I have a 162, and actually fact used my Morini adapter to fill the Pardini cylinders. Seller is a friend who was organizing an estate sale, and that was the adapter in the Pardini case. Neither of us knows what it is for.

I recently purchased a used Pardini K12. There were wo adapters in the case (see picture). The black is the depressure adapter, the brass is a DIN fill adapter; however it does not fit, the threads do not match. Does anyone recognize what gun this adapter might be for?

Several years ago I was getting frequent alabis, usually with four fired. I spent my effort on getting the gun reliable. Last year I went alibi free. I found the frustration of counting the lowest of 14 to cause me to shoot worse than normal. I don't know how you would practice for an alibi; I think...

Don,
I am sorry to hear this. It is always hard to bury a child or grandchild.
You and your family are in my prayers.
Jim
Palmdale

I load for my 52 with a standard Lee .38 die set. Just set the bullet flush with the top of the case.

We have a summer league (April to Oct) in Palmdale, about 2 hours north of you. We shoot the second Saturday of the month on a 50 yard outdoor range with turning targets. Log onto <www.desertmarksmen.org> for details.

I am having trouble picturing this. With the disconnector depressed, what difference does the trigger position have on the sear hammer interface?

We shoot an 1800 on the third Sunday of the month from April through October at Desert Marksman in the Antelope Valley. See <http://www.desertmarksmen.org/disciplin ... eye-pistol>
Jim

It is a 2300 I was talking about, from their custom shop. I will take it apart and see what the surfaces look like.

I purchased a Crosman 2400 for my daughters to learn pistol shooting, and find the trigger to be ragged at best. Is this normal for that gun? If so is there a known fix for this or do we just have to live with it?