I have the older style Pardini SP Bullseye. I sent mine back to Pardini USA and had Wladimir install a rail on top with a Weaver mount so I could install a Red Dot in the rear which looks awesome and works well. My SP is superbly accurate and will shoot one-hole groups all day at 25 yards. Anyone who owns a Pardini owes it to themself to contact Dick Horton and have him build a custom grip for it. Dick's beautiful grip makes the original grip look like a lump of dog poop in comparison. Looks like I'm gonna have to get the new model when it's available; it will be a must-have purchase for me!
New Sub here! 40 yr Bullseye shooter. Hood stuff. A few guys and many across both leagues I shoot find these Pardini pistols. I see fewer Walthers osp/Gsp. Hamerli is more common and Benellis are common too. Still many High standards too. New shooters have Brownings Rugers and Smiths. Nice overview. I have not don't many videos on mine at all.
I have been wondering for a while whether to just go with a S&W Model 41 (Performance Center edition) or cough up the extra money for a Pardini. Seems the Pardini is the better of the two, but the Model 41 sure does have many enthusiastic owners in bullseye competition circuits. Obviously an older design, but much like the 'antiquated' Sig P210 bullseye pistol, its hard to ignore the owners who sing it praises. Really wish somebody who owns both would one day do a video objectively comoaring both to see what the advantages or drawbacks of each are.
@alexjohnson6462 Bypass the 41 and get the Pardini if you want the ultimate accuracy and reliability. My Pardini outshoots my two Volquartsen pistols easily and both Volquartsens will outshoot most anything else. The Custom Shop 41 has risen to $1,800.00 with most dealers; put that money toward a Pardini and be done with it! I would get the new DLC version when it's available because of the improved features.
Does Pardini USA import the DLC green? I don’t see any mention on their site? I had a Benelli years ago I sold to fund a USPSA limited gun and would like to get back into an accurate .22
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I have the older style Pardini SP Bullseye.
I sent mine back to Pardini USA and had Wladimir install a rail on top with a Weaver mount so I could install a Red Dot in the rear which looks awesome and works well. My SP is superbly accurate and will shoot one-hole groups all day at 25 yards.
Anyone who owns a Pardini owes it to themself to contact Dick Horton and have him build a custom grip for it.
Dick's beautiful grip makes the original grip look like a lump of dog poop in comparison.
Looks like I'm gonna have to get the new model when it's available; it will be a must-have purchase for me!
Those rails on the top are not for mounting but it's used to block the glare of light into the shooter's eyes
You sure?
New Sub here!
40 yr Bullseye shooter. Hood stuff. A few guys and many across both leagues I shoot find these Pardini pistols.
I see fewer Walthers osp/Gsp. Hamerli is more common and Benellis are common too.
Still many High standards too. New shooters have Brownings Rugers and Smiths.
Nice overview. I have not don't many videos on mine at all.
@@cw2a welcome to the channel. 15yr bullseye shooter. Love my Hammerli
Nice looking pistols. I like the 'ease of use' charging handles on the newest model.
So do I. The standard version of the new model has nice big knobs
Like both and the green is so cool. Putting a Pardini on my bucket list. I'd probably opt for the bullseye version. Enjoy!
I have been wondering for a while whether to just go with a S&W Model 41 (Performance Center edition) or cough up the extra money for a Pardini.
Seems the Pardini is the better of the two, but the Model 41 sure does have many enthusiastic owners in bullseye competition circuits. Obviously an older design, but much like the 'antiquated' Sig P210 bullseye pistol, its hard to ignore the owners who sing it praises. Really wish somebody who owns both would one day do a video objectively comoaring both to see what the advantages or drawbacks of each are.
@alexjohnson6462 Bypass the 41 and get the Pardini if you want the ultimate accuracy and reliability.
My Pardini outshoots my two Volquartsen pistols easily and both Volquartsens will outshoot most anything else.
The Custom Shop 41 has risen to $1,800.00 with most dealers; put that money toward a Pardini and be done with it!
I would get the new DLC version when it's available because of the improved features.
Does Pardini USA import the DLC green? I don’t see any mention on their site? I had a Benelli years ago I sold to fund a USPSA limited gun and would like to get back into an accurate .22
One thing about the Pardini...the factory grips run small. A "medium" grip is cramped for an average man's hand, get the 'Large'.
I feel attacked. :)
That's because they're made for dainty upper crust European hands, not strong hard working American hands. ;-)
Are the magazines interchangeable?
I think so.
The bullseye is the 6 inch variant?
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