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Can anyone tell me how you take the magazine apart to change springs. I must be dense as I have tried all the normal methods one uses to take apart magazines, but can't do it.

Thanks for the great load info. I will definitely try the titegroup.

Thanks. I will give that a try.

Talked to Alix this morning from Pardini and the fix for the stove piping is just as someone else said. You need to order the .22 magazine springs and remove the .32 spring and put in the .22 springs. It seems that due to the light loads of the .32 acp the bolt does not return fast enough in relatio...

I did not shoot enough rounds to determine group size. Got side tracked with the stovepipe issue. Seems like others resolved the problem by changing the mag spring to the .22 spring. I will call Pardini tomorrow and ask that question.

Just received my Pardini HP .32 acp. Went to the range with 3 loads. Hornady 60 grain xtp factory load, Special Hornady 60 grain xtp factory load and my own load (Hornady 60 grain xtp with 1.8 v310 per Vladimir). Was testing for groups, so was shooting off a sandbag. All 3 were giving one stove pipe...

Thanks for the replies. Was able to get 900 from Buffalo Arms.

Anyone know where .32 acp brass can be found?