Pardini MP 32
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Pardini MP 32
Can anyone give me some information on the Pardini MP in 32 WC? Specifically is it a good bullseye gun in reliability and accuracy? Also can it take a red dot without modification? I have found little on line on this model. I guess it is an older model? I only see informing the SP. Is the SP the 22 version and MP the 32? Thanks in advance.
toddcfii- Posts : 307
Join date : 2018-10-30
Location : Florida
Re: Pardini MP 32
The MP's were prone to frame cracking, you would have to add a rail for an optic. Parts will be an issue - if even available.
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t9349-pardini-sp-vs-mp
If you decide to go with the new Pardini I'd consider the 32acp.
- Dave
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t9349-pardini-sp-vs-mp
If you decide to go with the new Pardini I'd consider the 32acp.
- Dave
dronning- Posts : 2581
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Age : 70
Location : Lakeville, MN
Re: Pardini MP 32
Thanks Dave. I just found that discussion on the board before you posted it. So drill and tap the top of the gun for a rail then add a red dot?
toddcfii- Posts : 307
Join date : 2018-10-30
Location : Florida
Re: Pardini MP 32
I've done some work on a friends 22 SP model. There are some parts available from Pardini USA for these older guns. I think Pardini added the silver racing stripes to the frames because of the cracking issue with the 32s. If it has these stripes and the price right it could be worth considering.
Yes. the frames need to be drilled and tapped for a mount.
I don't agree with Dave about 32 ACP's.
Jim
Yes. the frames need to be drilled and tapped for a mount.
I don't agree with Dave about 32 ACP's.
Jim
JKR- Posts : 763
Join date : 2015-01-13
Location : Northern Wisconsin
Re: Pardini MP 32
Doesn’t have the racing stripes so.... Would it still be worth it at the right price. Excellent condition what would be the right price?
toddcfii- Posts : 307
Join date : 2018-10-30
Location : Florida
Re: Pardini MP 32
If you are considering purchase, you might consider calling Vladimir at Pardini USA. He is very helpful.
I’ve got Pardini, and others, in both 32WC as well as ACP, both are nice. If you don’t already have either, I also would consider the ACP, but not suggesting it is better than the 32Long.
I’m not familiar with the MP version, I have the SP/HP, and did not have to drill or tap, it has grooves in the frame which works perfectly for my red dot.
I’ve got Pardini, and others, in both 32WC as well as ACP, both are nice. If you don’t already have either, I also would consider the ACP, but not suggesting it is better than the 32Long.
I’m not familiar with the MP version, I have the SP/HP, and did not have to drill or tap, it has grooves in the frame which works perfectly for my red dot.
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gregbenner- Posts : 738
Join date : 2016-10-29
Location : San Diego area
Re: Pardini MP 32
I agree with Greg. Give Vlad a call. He helped me sort out that old SP. I know my friend gave a grand for that pistol. I don't think I would've paid that much. However since I got it running right for him, it's been flawless.
JKR- Posts : 763
Join date : 2015-01-13
Location : Northern Wisconsin
Re: Pardini MP 32
I probably wouldn't, unless you could get it at a price where if the frame cracked after a thousand rounds you wouldn't cry.toddcfii wrote:Doesn’t have the racing stripes so.... Would it still be worth it at the right price. Excellent condition what would be the right price?
mpolans- Posts : 606
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