Decided to buy a Pardini
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Dr.Don
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dronning
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Decided to buy a Pardini
So I called them today to place my order and we settled on a 6 inch SP for my 22. We also chose a 6 inch HP 32 conversion but they talked me into the 32 ACP instead of the SW Long! They said it just works better at 50 yards and is more accurate! I hope I didn’t screw up here!!!
James Hensler- Posts : 1245
Join date : 2018-01-15
Age : 55
Location : Southwest Florida
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Nope. I love mine. I have a .32 ACP conversion for my 5" SP
orpheoet- Posts : 1054
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Age : 56
Location : Berea, Oh
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Well, their 32 long would work just fine if they would just use faster twist barrels. It's proven to work at 50 yards.
Even the 32 acp has challenges because they use the same slow twist.
Congratulations on your purchase, I'm sure you will like it.
Even the 32 acp has challenges because they use the same slow twist.
Congratulations on your purchase, I'm sure you will like it.
robert84010- Posts : 834
Join date : 2011-09-21
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
32 acp has been awesome. It's an adventure to reload for, but once you get it it's really fun to shoot. Enjoy!!!
Jwhelan939- Posts : 946
Join date : 2013-04-27
Age : 41
Location : Kintnersville, PA
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Oh thank god!
Yes I will be buying the dies for my Dillon for it!
Any help on a recipe would be nice! I have a Chronograph and will fine tune the load from there
Yes I will be buying the dies for my Dillon for it!
Any help on a recipe would be nice! I have a Chronograph and will fine tune the load from there
James Hensler- Posts : 1245
Join date : 2018-01-15
Age : 55
Location : Southwest Florida
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Lucky, they are illegal assault weapons here in commy NY
Ray Dash- Posts : 335
Join date : 2019-01-31
Location : NY
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Congrats! I’ve got both 32 conversions, love both. For me, it has been easier getting good results with the ACP v 32 long. Not a huge difference, but good cheap bullets are also easier to get. Plus, I find them easier to load. I like the coated TB bullets with 1.35 g of 310 for practice and the SL, 1.7 g for the LL
If you haven’t already, you might want to look at the 2 step powder thru die that Photo Escape sells, made for a 550. There are a couple threads here on them. Also, several threads on loads.
If you haven’t already, you might want to look at the 2 step powder thru die that Photo Escape sells, made for a 550. There are a couple threads here on them. Also, several threads on loads.
gregbenner- Posts : 738
Join date : 2016-10-29
Location : San Diego area
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Thanks a bunch
James Hensler- Posts : 1245
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Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
When I go from the 22 to the 32 how bad is the dope change on the red dot?
James Hensler- Posts : 1245
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Age : 55
Location : Southwest Florida
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
I find it problematic. Both windage and elevation. I confuse easily under pressure of a match. Jon is making me dot sight mounts that fit on the front shroud, so a dedicated sight for each conversion. Others have noted they make the adjustments without issue, so probably depend on you. Some have mentioned that they get separate lowers.James Hensler wrote:When I go from the 22 to the 32 how bad is the dope change on the red dot?
gregbenner- Posts : 738
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Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Yeah I thought it would be an issue
James Hensler- Posts : 1245
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Age : 55
Location : Southwest Florida
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
That's definitely an advantage of a GSP, totally separate uppers so you leave the dots on the upper.
zanemoseley- Posts : 2688
Join date : 2015-07-11
Location : Cookeville, TN
Pardini .22LR & .32acp
Personally, I don't find switching sight settings a problem at all. I have .32acp marks in red and .22LR marks in black. My recommendation would be to buy an Aimpoint Micro and mount it with a Kodiak Machine mount. This forum contains a LOT of info on mounting optics on the SP/HP and on reloading .32acp. SEARCH!James Hensler wrote:Yeah I thought it would be an issue
Glen
carykiteboarder- Posts : 182
Join date : 2014-10-29
Location : North Carolina
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Ray Dash wrote:Lucky, they are illegal assault weapons here in commy NY
They do not have an exemption for target pistols? MA is funny about a lot of things, but to their credit they have a listing of target pistols that is pretty extensive. What makes a 5 round pistol illegal BTW?
Jon Math- Posts : 289
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Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Yeah, California also has an “Olympic Exception List”.Jon Math wrote:Ray Dash wrote:Lucky, they are illegal assault weapons here in commy NY
They do not have an exemption for target pistols? MA is funny about a lot of things, but to their credit they have a listing of target pistols that is pretty extensive. What makes a 5 round pistol illegal BTW?
I think the issue for some states is the magazine forward design. One of the troubles with trying to put a concept into a written law, often unintended results.
gregbenner- Posts : 738
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Location : San Diego area
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
gregbenner wrote:Yeah, California also has an “Olympic Exception List”.Jon Math wrote:Ray Dash wrote:Lucky, they are illegal assault weapons here in commy NY
They do not have an exemption for target pistols? MA is funny about a lot of things, but to their credit they have a listing of target pistols that is pretty extensive. What makes a 5 round pistol illegal BTW?
I think the issue for some states is the magazine forward design. One of the troubles with trying to put a concept into a written law, often unintended results.
I suspected that. In reality other than a bull pup configured firearm is there anything that does not chamber the round forward of the trigger?
Jon Math- Posts : 289
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Location : Mass.
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
I have sent some emails off to the State leaders here asking if we can also have an exemption on Olympic style .22 pistols here and never heard back from any of them. Boggles my mind that they would even consider any .22 as an assault weapon.
Ray Dash- Posts : 335
Join date : 2019-01-31
Location : NY
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
It’s because a 556 is still .22
James Hensler- Posts : 1245
Join date : 2018-01-15
Age : 55
Location : Southwest Florida
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
Yep with a simple bolt & magazine change you can shoot 22lr ammo in your AR. It won't be accurate because of the best twist rate for a 22lr is 1-16 and most AR 5.56/.223's are around 1-7.James Hensler wrote:It’s because a 556 is still .22
- Dave
dronning- Posts : 2581
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Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
To the commie politicians, any banned gun is a good gun.
weber1b- Posts : 574
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Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
I thought the 22 was the favorite caliber for assasins because it can be silenced so well? I think I read this on the Internet (lol).
gregbenner- Posts : 738
Join date : 2016-10-29
Location : San Diego area
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
gregbenner wrote:I thought the 22 was the favorite caliber for assasins because it can be silenced so well? I think I read this on the Internet (lol).
I thought it was because the bullet can't be traced.
Bill
messenger- Posts : 1030
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Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
My trusty internet source:lol!:
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In the book "Vengeance: The True Story of an Israeli Counter-Terrorist Team" ( The movie Munich was based on the book) The former Mossad agent talks about why agents use a .22, it was mainly for sound...they were told always two shots and always to the head. It's a pretty good book, and a true story:
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In the book "Vengeance: The True Story of an Israeli Counter-Terrorist Team" ( The movie Munich was based on the book) The former Mossad agent talks about why agents use a .22, it was mainly for sound...they were told always two shots and always to the head. It's a pretty good book, and a true story:
gregbenner- Posts : 738
Join date : 2016-10-29
Location : San Diego area
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
.32acp works in the slow twist barrels because it's going faster. It's still not an ideal solution though, as the bores are still a bit oversized for .32acp since they just took a .32 long blank and ran a .32acp chamber reamer through it.robert84010 wrote:Well, their 32 long would work just fine if they would just use faster twist barrels. It's proven to work at 50 yards.
Even the 32 acp has challenges because they use the same slow twist.
Congratulations on your purchase, I'm sure you will like it.
I like mine, after I got a scope mount so my scope wouldn't move under recoil.
mpolans- Posts : 606
Join date : 2016-05-27
Re: Decided to buy a Pardini
As far as scope adjustments when going from the 32 to 22, it depends upon the individual gun and conversion unit. I have seen people talk about having to adjust as much as 19 clicks when going between units. Maybe I was just fortunate, but the change needed when going from 22 to 32acp at 50 yds is just up 4 clicks and left 2 clicks on my rig. That is with a Matchdot II and using the T&B coated 64 grain bullet and 1.8 gr N310.
Of course if you mount a scope on each unit out on the shroud there are no adjustments. But that is weight out front that I don't want. You may not want it either with a 6" gun. There is also the potential issue of muzzle blast fogging the optics.
Of course if you mount a scope on each unit out on the shroud there are no adjustments. But that is weight out front that I don't want. You may not want it either with a 6" gun. There is also the potential issue of muzzle blast fogging the optics.
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