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The cylinder on my K12 stuck once, since then I have used a little super lube on the threads ,and loosened the cylinder a little a few times between refills and have had no more sticking problems in 2000 odd shots

S44captain wrote:Emil had me pull the grip off turn a screw 1/4 of a turn counter clockwise. Problem fixed!

Sounds like the sear adjustment screw

[quote="S44captain"]Mine randomly fires the pellet in the act of closing the breech with the pistol in left in the live fire mode. I believe that is a different issue than the release of air switching between dry and live fire?[/when quote When my k12 arrived the trigger was set very light...

I use a Rika Sydney at home, works well

K12 with new type cylinder? Yes, it is. The reason is that sometimes it was very difficult to unscrew the old cylinder. Now, with the new one, you can also use tools. I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ? The easiest way to unscrew K12 cylind...

scerir wrote:

Avery wrote:K12 with new type cylinder?

Yes, it is. The reason is that sometimes it was very difficult to unscrew the old cylinder. Now, with the new one, you can also use tools.

I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ?

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I had a set of off Steve's grips once , very nice, but seemed to disappear from the market. Good to see they might be available again . Has anybody tried ordering a set ?

THANKS good stuff

charliek wrote:Where can I get replacement stocks for an IZH 46m?

As far as I am aware Rink is your only option . Have some on my IZH 46M and they are superb . Money well spent as it transformed the pistol

poogi wrote:

therider wrote:...You can find in the web much more detailed explanations, tips, training advices ( although many of them are in Italian)

Got those links handy?

Would like to see the links to

Got my copy to , excellent book !!

well done, I enjoyed that

Hi Do you have to remove your shooting glasses to use a spotting scope ?
Thanks

David Levene wrote:Would you wear hearing protection in a match?

Do exactly the same when you are training.

Thanks David,you are of cause correct . But from a safty angle, rather than distraction , are the pistols loud enough to damage hearing?

Is it necessary to wear hearing protection when shooting a PCP Pistol by your self ? thanks

I apologize for this delay in response from us, as well as for the lack of specifics in the manual. But many of the instructions you see are directly translated from Italian and some specifics are lost in translation. Any oil is good to use so long as it does not have any acidity in it to degrade t...

Hello everyone, I want to make a general topic for everyone to use whenever one has any questions that need answering as well as any kind of concerns. Our aim is to ease the communication between us all so that we can better help and support fellow shooters. So please, if you have any sort of quest...

Thanks for replies, looking at both the pistol and fill adaptor the male threads on both have a very light film of a black grease like substance, applied at the factory . There are no visible O rings in either the cylinder, or male connector on the pistol, or fill adaptor .I think the factory is ref...

In the Pardini manual with regards to refilling the air cylinders it states . ''keep the threaded portion on the connector lubricated with a simple lubricant" So we use a very little of what ? Thanks

opps ment to post in olympic pistol , well it is early here in NZ lol

Are the grips pivotable? thanks No. Seems a little surprising for a top of the line pistol Paul, the Pardini K12 is available in NZ at a great price. Buy one and then all your questions will be answered. Thanks for that Jason, had a look at the k12 vs lp10 price on various websites around the globe...