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Black Friday sale announced on BullseyeX. Not much of a sale. They're cheaper elsewhere. Interesting comment. Eley Bullseye X ammunition is only sold by Pardini USA. Kindly inform us where you can find it for cheaper? Champion's Choice but unfortunately they're out of stock again. http://www.champc...

Tangohammerli wrote: ↑Fri Nov 27, 2020 5:57 pm Black Friday sale announced on BullseyeX.

Not much of a sale. They're cheaper elsewhere.

Anyone know if Pardini will have a Black Friday or Holiday promotion this year as they've had in the past?

Business must be good at Pardini because apparently they didn't offer a Holiday promotion this year, at least none that I heard about. Is it possible they might offer something during SHOT Show?

The JSB Match Diabolo 8.02 gr. that I just tried were noticeably more accurate bench rested and offhand over the Meisterkugeln 7.0 gr., which were accurate up to that point. Both were 4.5 mm.

What are the preferred pellets for the Steyr LP50?

I'll probably be offering my Daisy Power Line 777 for sale soon. What's a reasonable value? Comes with original box, paperwork and accessories. It's in excellent condition.

Does anyone know whether the scope rail shown below is available from PardiniUSA? It seems like a better way to go than using the scope mounts usually provided by them. The image was taken from PardiniCanada. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/32be44_2fda2f2ad23e473ab9c2d766cbbd5c0e.jpg/v1/fit/w_400...

I just loaded some .32 ACP cartridges using new Starline brass in hopes of finally getting some use out of the Pardini SP Bullseye that I have. Emil at Pardini recommended an OAL of .894 with a crimp of .330 using Hornady 60 gr. XTPs and 1.8 grs. of V310, which is what I used. I'm also using Redding...

I finally heard back from Pardini USA after first contacting them numerous times by email and phone 5 weeks ago. A recent email to Pardini Armi probably helped. Still no solution to my problem but the teenage son (manager) of the owner says send it back and we'll take a look at it.

I had been following the discussions regarding the accuracy of the Pardini .32 ACP and was prepared to buy one. However, the Canadian dealer informed me the .32 ACP calibre is prohibited in Canada. He was unable to register the .32 ACP version so he can't sell them. Anyone want to buy a brand new s...

I just moved from a AW-93. I am loving the Pardini. The main reason I switched was the 22 and 32ACP interchangeable barrels. Observations so far (this may change as I get used to the Pardini) AW-93 was more barrel heavy, which I liked, compared to 22 barrel. With 32 barrel the Pardini feels great, ...

Some things to keep in mind: -The barrels are almost certainly not round to 0.0001" tolerance. -Measuring accurately with a mic to 0.0001" is very challenging, especially when measuring something round and soft like a lead slug. It requires good, well practiced technique and a very good q...

Emil has a trigger adjustment video on his Facebook page. I have never had a vendor who provided as good a customer service as Pardini USA.hey have answered my questions, provided fast parts delivery and offered technical support as well or better than any vendor I have dealt with. But one should r...

Don't expect much from PardiniUSA. I've been waiting over 3 weeks for a return phone call and longer with email requests for answers to a few questions. They respond quick on sales orders but after sales support is practically non-existent based on my experience. What Pardini needs is a West Coast d...

Beeser, I slugged my barrel, using 0.314 LSWC inserted into the chamber and pounded through with a dowel; it measured 0.313 across the lands. That bothered me since XTPs and Gold Dots are both 0.311; how can they be accurate? But they are. I've dug up bullets fired at my home range and all (Gold Do...

Loaded 150 rounds of .32 acp Hornady XTP 60 Gr in once fired Hornady Brass and a special Hornady Brass labeled "Frontier". Again I am using the Redding sizing die same as I did with the once fired Remington brass. Not one single loose bullet! Unless the Hornady sizing die I have on order ...

The first time I slugged the barrel with just a .314 diameter bullet thinking the barrel was .313. The second time I melted a slug in a case with an ID of about .316 and knocked it out with a bullet puller. Both times I pounded it through the muzzle end about 1/2" and punched it out with a wood...

Rover wrote:Maybe you just horribly screwed up. It just can't be!!!

That's what I thought so I did it again. I still horribly screwed up.

I attempted to slug the barrel of my Pardini SPBE .32 ACP today and came up with 0.314". Is this possible? All along I thought it was supposed to be 0.313".