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Hi,
I am inquiring about storage practices for an AP using compressed air. I usually shoot every day, missing a day or two a week. Should I leave the cylinder attached or not? The pistol in question is a Pardini K2 short (an awesome AP with my favorite AP trigger). The odd detail is that the Pardini holds a single air charge even after the cylinder is removed. Should I remove the cylinder and discharge this last shot with the gun empty, or what?
Thanks

I don't know for the Pardini, but for my LP10 I was told it was fine to leave it on unless I don't plan to shoot for more than three weeks. Also to screw and unscrew the cylinder all the way instead of partially. With the last amount of air, I don't know.