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Clearly there is a fine line of balance between hammer spring and pressure in the valve. I wish the P10 had a adjustment screw for hammer tension but it doesnt. I have tried the weaker old spring and the new spring which seems just a touch stouter (probably cause its new) and I have also used betwee...

Did you just shim it or did you put in a different spring? What do you think caused your problem? Spring fatigue? I tried a replacement spring and a few washers but I found that if I put to many washers in it the valve would not cock.

However I have been in the valve and I replaced the o-ring in the valve and I used q-tips to clean the thing on the inside. It looks really really clean. I guess it could be possible that something is clogged up in there but it looks spotless. I could take it apart and hose it down and let it dry th...

Unlike a IZH-46m this pardini does not have any dry fire mechanism or separate cocking to just cock the valve. You have to charge it with air by using the pump arm and then the pistol auto cocks. I appreciate the response though.

So I have been working on a friends Pardini P10 SSP 10m Pistol for quite some time. I have put in a complete new seal kit from pardini and long story short if you dry fire it it seems to work ok with a loud blast of air exiting the barrel but if you put a pellet in (just a regular .177 7gr pellet wi...

I recently got a scuba tank with what I believe is called a K valve. This is what it came with. http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j89/itetcboo/scuba.jpg This is what fills my Anschutz 2002CA. I unscrew the tank on the rifle and screw it into this set up. What I would like to do is use what I have to...

So I have been trying to get a friends Pardini P10 working right and he put in a seal kit a year ago or so but he couldnt get it to work 100%. It was pretty dry when I got to it and so I took it all apart and lightly lubed it with some suitable light lube (tranny fluid) and I put it all back togethe...