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Monster, Unfortunately this is a problem that occurs with this shape of bullet because our pistols are made to work best with the JHP shaped bullet or round nose. Our best test results that we have are with JHP bullets and perform as shown: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2106019857796&se...

Gerard, The only sure way to tell the exact velocity is to test it yourself as there are many variables that affect the velocity including barrel wear, weight of the pellet, size of the pellet, type of pellet used, temperature of air as it affects the volume of air. The factory recommended velocity,...

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 questi...

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 questi...

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 questi...

I wonder why Pardini Germany is so defiantly and stubbornly opposed to this very interesting project... a puzzling and not very businesslike attitude indeed. :-( Alexander Hi Alexander! All of our projects are result of combined effort of all Pardini branches. I am sure that after we are done with ...

Yes, all of our current SP and HP models have pre-cut with dove-tails grooves frames.

Yes, the Pardini 22 Bullseye has a heavy bolt and a little bit different frame. The Pardini, as most of the 22s is blow-back construction. Our design is originally made for the international events that are at 25 m distance. In order to address the needs of the Bullseye shooters at the 50 yards line...

Hi guys! Thank you for stopping by in Camp Perry and thank you for your interest in the 32ACP model. The 32 ACP came to play because of the poor performance of the 32 S&W Long (32 S&W for short) at the 50 yard line. 32 S&W is a great cartridge for the ISSF Center Fire event (25 meter), C...

Hi guys! I cannot tell which one autofeeder has the best trigger (OK I can but it will be bragging:) so I will just try to explain what can be done with the trigger adjustments of the Pardini pistols. They are two types - SP and HP are the same and GT in 9 mm, 40 and 45 are the second group. The SP/...

Hi Amanda! Please note that this is not 380 ACP as you mentioned in the title of your post but .32ACP. The 32ACP and the 32 - 22 conversion models were developed as a project initiated by Pardini USA. As such it was and still is offered exclusively by us. It turn out to be an interesting and success...

Here is picture with the three different models of the 22 bolt. The rapid fire is the lightest one with the main goal is to ensure foster cycling and les recoil. The conversion 22 is the heaviest. The conversion model is designed mainly for the US market and the bullseye event. The idea is to use o...

Yes I've never seen anyone with a conversion kit either. I guess the Steyr LP10 is better than Pardini air pistols, using that marketing logic. Hi Richard! The 32 ACP and the 22LR conversion was initiated by Pardini USA in 2009 and started as a project specifically for the American marked. The goal...

6. The construction of our pistols is very simple and allows very quick (just one screw) conversion between 32 and 22. The aligning system Pardini uses guarantee that the zero is the same when you take the gun apart to clean it or convert it. 7. One can attach the scope directly on the frame of the...

Here is picture with the three different models of the 22 bolt. The rapid fire is the lightest one with the main goal is to ensure foster cycling and les recoil. The conversion 22 is the heaviest. The conversion model is designed mainly for the US market and the bullseye event. The idea is to use on...

Guys, here are the steps to convert the Pardini HP Caliber 32 ACP to 22LR. Step 1. Take the .32 caliber magazine out. Step 2. Make sure the gun is empty. Step 3. Unscrew the Counter-Weights Ries Locking Screw. Step 4. Remove the .32 caliber Barrel Assembly. Step 5. Remove the .32 caliber Bolt and th...

Guys, here are the illustrations for what the Active Couther-Weight Compensator looks like.

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Hello Richard! Anyone who can afford to buy a company as Walther is BIG. And this is exactly where my frustration comes from. It was much easy for a giant as Umarex to spend some money for research and development in the competition section, but no, they went for the profit and cut the sport out. No...

Walther is a nice semi-automatic pistol. Walther use to dominate the market. Some years ago (early 90ties) the company was bought by Umarex who is a leading manufacturer of toy guns, gas pistols and I believe they also have a paint ball guns. The new owner decide that it is not profitable to invest ...

Hello ttshooter! As with everything else the best is what serve best your goal, specifics of the event, your individual abilities (how strong you are, which construction will allow you to perform best based on your hand size, finger length etc.), money limitations and more. Ferrari may be the best c...