Just watched today's rapid fire finals in Korea and noticed the silver medalist shooting with a mechanical trigger, not clear what the others were using.
Did the electronic trigger fall out of favour, have issues, or is it just used for dry fire now.
Pardini's in Korea
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Re: Pardini's in Korea
Just read in another thread Pardini isn't producing electronic triggers any more. I had to go to their website to check and there aren't any listed. Just too many problems??
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Re: Pardini's in Korea
failures from what i heard.
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Re: Pardini's in Korea
Hello JFuller,
We haven't made the electronic trigger for a few years now and currently there are no plans to make them again.
Best regards,
Christian McAfee
Pardini USA LLC
info@pardiniguns.com
Office: 1.813.983.9839
Fax: 1.813.899.1110
We haven't made the electronic trigger for a few years now and currently there are no plans to make them again.
Best regards,
Christian McAfee
Pardini USA LLC
info@pardiniguns.com
Office: 1.813.983.9839
Fax: 1.813.899.1110