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I believe Pardini K12, K10, K2, K2s, K58 all use the same grip. I just ordered a new left-handed RINK grip for a K58 and the Rink website sells one model that fits all of those pistols. The K60 doesn't seem to have any shared grips but email Pardini to be certain.

I am fairly new to AP and am also a lefty. After going down pretty much the same road as you , I settled on a Pardini K58. I love it. Despite the manual labor associated with cocking it, it feels like a part of me when I shoot it. As a beginner, I like having a manually pressurized pistol, as it has...

Thanks Rover. I chronied yesterday with rws basics and they were clocking around 450 but there was a larger than expected extreme spread of around 23. I think the valve was not getting a full dump each time so I adjusted velocity screw. I'll check chrony again today.

At some point I'll need to clean up the parts and replace the seals on my Pardini K58. I'm pretty handy but don't want to "learn on the job". I have a parts diagram. I saw that there were some older links online that explained the job, but they appear to be dead. Also, I'm curious where a ...

Thanks. I am truly ambidextrous but my son is right handed and right eye dominant. I ended up getting a nice Diana 60 Tyrolean that's still punching out factory spec fps in the right-handed version. That way we can both shoot right handed and I can fake left-handed shooting, given the forgiveness of...

I couldn't have a higher regard for the collective knowledge of this forum and would like to get recommendations that meet the following criteria. Purpose: Informal (but highly competitive) 10m shooting Needs: Ambidextrous stock (only stock need be ambidextrous) Wants: I'm partial to old springer ta...