Difference between Pardini SPBE & HP?

What is the difference between the newer Pardini SPBE (Bullseye) and HP models?

beeser wrote:What is the difference between the newer Pardini SP and HP models?

You should add the SP bullseye version to your question.

- Dave

dronning wrote:

beeser wrote:What is the difference between the newer Pardini SP and HP models?

You should add the SP bullseye version to your question.

- Dave

Thanks Dave.  Done

Greetings,

The Pardini SP Bullseye edition is convertible to either 32 ACP or 32 S&W Long WadCutter.

The conversion consists of a barrel and shroud, a bolt, and two magazines.

There are other subtle differences in the newer models.

Your best source for information is PardiniUSA. Ask for Vladimir or Emil.

http://www.pardiniguns.com/contact-us

Cheers,

Dave

The .32 conversion also includes an HP recoil spring and guide rod.

Vladimir had an extensive post either here or on tt (I'm too lazy to search, but just search his name).

Basic differences (I am sure to omit some)

All sp models are .22
Basic sp - designed for 25 meter events, flat issf compliant palm rest.
SP RF - designed for rapid fire event, lighter bolt, less recoil
SP BE - designed for NRA bullseye events, heavier bolt for greater accuracy at 50 yds, curved palmrest.

HP - chambered for 32 s&w, designed for issf centerfire event (25 meters)
HP BE - chambered for 32 acp., designed for NRA bullseye events. Greater accuracy at 50 yds. Curved palmrest.

Not sure what ones are convertable, see the Pardini USA website.
The BE models aren't shown on the Pardini (Italy site). With the HP, it has something to do with the 32 acp being considered (by Italy) a military caliber, and prohibited.