Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
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Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/830670229
smsnyder- Posts : 630
Join date : 2019-08-23
Location : Pittsburgh Pa
Re: Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
Is Perdini still in business? How much did there guns cost? What is so special about these pistols? What models are desirable?
smsnyder- Posts : 630
Join date : 2019-08-23
Location : Pittsburgh Pa
Re: Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
It is a Pardini Free Pistol. Free suggested, limited restrictions. .22 LR single shot. International event fired at 50 meters. With a ten ring about the size of silver dollar, it likely is the hardest of the precision pistol events. No longer fired in the Olympics.
Allgoodhits- Posts : 877
Join date : 2017-09-17
Location : Northern Virginia
Re: Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
Nice pistol, great price, and CA legal . If I didn't have an MG5 coming in October, I'd seriously consider this.
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1joel1- Posts : 391
Join date : 2012-11-09
Location : San Diego, CA
Re: Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
Pardini USA Storesmsnyder wrote:Is Perdini still in business? How much did there guns cost? What is so special about these pistols? What models are desirable?
dronning- Posts : 2581
Join date : 2013-03-20
Age : 70
Location : Lakeville, MN
Re: Can someone explain this Pardini pistol?
That is a pardini free pistol. As said before, it is a 22LR single shot.
I have a newer pardini K22. You manually insert the round, then you manually close the bolt, then you manually cock the hammer, three distint operations to load the pistol and get it ready to fire. I assume that this pistol has a similar operation.
The barrel is on the bottom and above the barrel is a steel rod that has movable weights to fine tune the weight/balance of the pistol.
I have a newer pardini K22. You manually insert the round, then you manually close the bolt, then you manually cock the hammer, three distint operations to load the pistol and get it ready to fire. I assume that this pistol has a similar operation.
The barrel is on the bottom and above the barrel is a steel rod that has movable weights to fine tune the weight/balance of the pistol.
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