morini Grip for pardini sp new

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morini Grip for pardini sp new

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I would like to change the grip on my sp new to a morini. can anyone tell me who sells them?

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Lou
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Post by trinity »

I think Morini does not make grips for Pardinis. Not sure of the exact details of why. But Rink does.
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Post by Spencer »

sure do [url]http://www.morini.ch/[/url]

but perhaps of more interest, where is guest located (which country for a start)?

Spencer
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Post by loud223 »

Sorry, I didn't log in prior to the post.
I am having difficulties learning how to post on this forum. I'm sure its operator error.

anyway Morini does sell grips for the Pardini. I just am having trouble finding a dealer.

Lou
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Re: morini Grip for pardini sp new

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Anonymous wrote:I would like to change the grip on my sp new to a morini. can anyone tell me who sells them?

Thanks
Lou

Lou,

What's wrong with the original grip? And what is bether with the morini grip? I think pardini has improved thier grips since the old sp model.

//Fredrik
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Post by deleted1 »

To our GUEST---if you want Morini grips try Pilkington----???? All I can say is that you will spend more Morini than for Rink and I think you will be better served by Rink grips- they are made to fit your hand.
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Post by loud223 »

I do like the pardini grips. I have the morini grip on my air pistol that just seems to fit my hand better.

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Lou
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Post by RobStubbs »

loud223 wrote:I do like the pardini grips. I have the morini grip on my air pistol that just seems to fit my hand better.

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Lou
The sensible option would be to adjust the pardini grips to fit your hand better. You may get morini grips that fit well or you may not. There are really no two grips, even from the same stable, that are identical. Almost all grips will need modifying to fit you properly unless you are extremely lucky. It's also a damn sight cheaper to modify your grips than buy a new set - that probably still require modification to fit you properly.

Rob.
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