repairing a pardini

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point11
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repairing a pardini

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[b
If I had a problem with my pardini sp, what gunsmith would you recommend to send it to? [/b]
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GOVTMODEL
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Larry Carter at Larry's Guns in Maine.
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dhurt

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Does Pardini USA do shop work? I looked at their guns at Nationals last year.
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dhurt wrote:Does Pardini USA do shop work? I looked at their guns at Nationals last year.
Do they do anything at all? The website said last February that they're going to start soon.

No phone number, no address...

Beware!
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PFribley
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Pardini

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Can you repair it yourself. Its expensive sending guns off . I don't like sending them off when I can maybe do it myself. Larrys is a very competent shop and their work is impecable. I just hate the sending hassle!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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visitor

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What do you mean: IF you had a problem? Do you or not? If you do, what is it? If not, what problem are you anticipating?

I've seen Pardini SP's with over 300,000 shots through them without a hitch.
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[quote="GOVTMODEL"]Larry Carter at Larry's Guns in Maine.[/quote
I appreciate the reply, thanks[/b]
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Rover
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I have my Pardini's worked on by Buck at Pilk.

I did not care much for the $80.00 postage to return my Free pistol from Larry's.

If the Marines happen to have an armorer at a match, I give them a Semper Fi and a bottle of bourbon.
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BEA
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shipping

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The Post Office is more reasonable than UPS, if the shipper is willing to do it that way.
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Rover wrote:I have my Pardini's worked on by Buck at Pilk.

I did not care much for the $80.00 postage to return my Free pistol from Larry's.

If the Marines happen to have an armorer at a match, I give them a Semper Fi and a bottle of bourbon.
thanks so much for the advice. I use FEDEX to ship my firearms and they are reasonable.
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