The Morini 102E is such an unusual pistol that I would like whatever information on it might be available. Photos, instructions, manuals, good/bad evaluations, prices, whatever. You may email me at tenx@san.rr.com
Thank you, Sandy
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here's a link to a picture of one for sale in Sweden. (?)
http://www.sportec.se/bilder/begagnat/morinicm102e.jpg
http://www.sportec.se/bilder/begagnat/morinicm102e.jpg
Hi,
I have one.
It is not popular for several reasons.
1. It has an electronic trigger. This is the same as on the old 15 volt AP The grip is the same too. It works OK but people do not know that it is as trouble free as that on the AP.
2. Tube magazine. This is not so good but it can be handled, be careful though.
3. Very sensitive on ammo, If you have the right one it can go 1000 rounds without malfunction. The “thing that draw out the empty shell” must be filed a bit so that the breech will close easily and the return spring must have the right tension. My pistol likes blue ELEY.
You can get the pistol for a low price and it is WERY nice for dry fire.
In the right hand it is the best pistol but it is useless for everything but target shooting when you have time to deal with trouble.
Indoor with SCATT electronic training devise it is perfect!
Kent
I have one.
It is not popular for several reasons.
1. It has an electronic trigger. This is the same as on the old 15 volt AP The grip is the same too. It works OK but people do not know that it is as trouble free as that on the AP.
2. Tube magazine. This is not so good but it can be handled, be careful though.
3. Very sensitive on ammo, If you have the right one it can go 1000 rounds without malfunction. The “thing that draw out the empty shell” must be filed a bit so that the breech will close easily and the return spring must have the right tension. My pistol likes blue ELEY.
You can get the pistol for a low price and it is WERY nice for dry fire.
In the right hand it is the best pistol but it is useless for everything but target shooting when you have time to deal with trouble.
Indoor with SCATT electronic training devise it is perfect!
Kent
Potter Firearms (Australia) also has one for sale, with left-hand grip:
http://www.potfire.com.au/plist/p4032.htm
http://www.potfire.com.au/plist/p4032.htm