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Hello members, Jawedumer wrote: "Pardini Rapid Fire is a wonderful pistol, with very little recoil, due to changes inside the barrel, but these come at a cost, the accuracy is somewhat reduced". The SP-RF & SP1-RF have 6 tungsten rod weights to add more weight to the front of the gun.....

Pardini, Pardini, Pardini! Get the new SP or go for the SP-1 if tou like electronic triggers which are very good for dry firing and practicing. The SP1RF has a lighter slide for faster action and the weight is compensated with tungsten absorbers at the tip of the barrel. You can shoot RF with the re...

Hello members, I just wanted to add something about my experience with FWB... Newer doesn't necessarily mean "Better” (P-56 vs. P-58)...I have both guns: A brand new P-58 and a 1 year old P-56. The P-55 (antecessor of the P-56) got a bad reputation earlier in its life, but then FWB upgraded the...

Dear pfxsys, There have been absolutely no recalls for any of the FWB 700's... The stocks are what make these guns different…. All of the 700's (Aluminum, Universal and Basic) are MECHANICALLY IDENTICAL up to the very last screw and the differences are only cosmetic. The Basic has an aluminum color ...

Dear Guest Twenty, As Richard says...It will not be damaged because of the cold, it would be damaged because of the moisture or condensation of water that will in turn generate corrosion... The rule of thumb is to freeze your CO2 cylinder (1 hour in the freezer is enough) and then to fill it with CO...

Hi Muffo, Very unfortunately this particular kit was only offered for the models that followed the Mod 2 ... In my opinion they were asking a lot of money for it (about $500.00 US or more)... If you added this to the money that you would get for selling your CO2 pistol plus very little cash would ge...

Kadgarth, My humble advice would be to buy a used rifle, get the 8002 or a FWB 700 Basic; this later one is IDENTICAL to the 700 aluminum or to the 700 Universal and the difference relies just in the stock; I have both the Basic and the Aluminum so I know this for a fact.... Also consider Walther an...

Absolutely...Please email me at: azuaro@icehouse.net

Hi members, There are quite a few options for making these machines...This is a link from a guy in Spain who built one very cheaply: http://tiroalcorcon.com/pena.htm Also: http://www.starreloaders.com/edhall/ (look in other projects)...Ed Hall is very nice and helpful. Best regards, AZUARO Flathead ...

Oh Man!...You have to be kidding me! I had a Model 90 which is the 65 with an electronic trigger that I needed to return to FWB because I could not fix it ... After all, I am a Mechanical Engineer and not and Electric/Electronics one! ...Touché! ...ha, ha, ha! Honestly, the electronic trigger malfun...

Hello again, Jipe and Fred…We are in the same frequency, very good replies...Thanks! I looked for the conversion’s picture and could not find it...Thanks again for posting it as it will help other members who may have not seen it. Absolutely...The switch from horizontal cylinders to vertical ones wa...

Hello hdoan, It is good to hear that you found and resolved the problem...A cheap mistake that we all do. Don't worry, the important thing it to learn from our own mistakes... If I ever wrote a diary of mine, I would have a full library! Ha, ha, ha!... I am supposed to be a Mechanical Engineer with ...

I totally agree with you Tycho...Shoot CO2 with CO2 and AIR with Air...Keeping things simple and uncomplicated eliminates many variables...

The conversion kit was not that cheap either...

Best regards,

AZUARO
Flathead Lake, MT

Dear Muffo, I freeze the CO2 cylinders before filling them, and of course, I then use the bleeding adaptor for getting the exact TARA + CO2 charge using an OHAUS very accurate scale. The cylinders need to somewhat be "normalized" after being filled, otherwise the frozen valves in the cylin...

Hello Members, Absolutely, this is how CO2 and Air mechanisms operate... The Mod 2 has the pressure regulator in the CO2 cylinders and later CO2 models have them in the frame (pistol itself). The reason was to have one regulator (in the pistol) for as many CO2 cylinders used vs. one regulator per cy...

Hi again Hdoan, Only 3 things can cause this recoil that you mention: 1. The recoil lock screw 2. The recoil guide in the front part of the gun and 3. The recoil guide in the rear part of the gun located above the grips in the frame behind the trigger. Most likely is going to be #2 ...Check that it ...

Hello jzobel82, They are interchangeable for the P55, P56 and P58...IDENTICAL clips. I have the P56 which is the improved and corrected P55 and my son has the new P58. I don't know about interchangeability with the old C55P because I have never had one in my hands. Best Regards, AZUARO Flathead Lake...

Hello IPshooter, There is nothing like the real thing when talking about turning targets for shooting rapid fire... I built this machine that operates with air and I also use the Target Timer Controller with voice commands, I looked for the Gehmann commercial brand but could not find it in the US......

Hi Hdoan, What does the gun do without the damper? Let me explain what I mean: remove the damper and hold the cocking lever at the back (cocked position) and while pressing the trigger slowly release the lever to close the gun and release the spring tension...Does it fully close without the piston d...

Hello Forum, I have had this pistol (Mod 2 Kurtz or Short Barrel) since the early 80's...I replaced the seals and "O" rings a few months ago 25 years after I bought it new! This gun is as good or better than my new FWB P44 ...It balances very nice, shoots like a dream and the accuracy is a...