I have a Pardini SP, older model, I have been using Wolf Target Match ammo and it has been awesome for the past 12 years. But since Eley has taken it over and hardened the rim of the case, I get a lot of miss fires and fail to fire. The case strikes are hard enough to dent the case rim, but not hard enough to detonate the primer. (Old manufacture had cross hairs head stamp, newly manufactured has a “E” head stamp)
I know it’s not the gun. So I guess my question is. Have any of you heard of other people having this problem and what are they doing about it.
I was told you can “trim” down the contact edge of the firing pin, making it a little narrower and “sharper edged” Which I may order an additional pin and try it.
I tried CCI target ammo, but the Pardini does not like CCI. Apparently, the rounds are too long and get stuck in the magazine causing failure to feed issues.
I was told by Pardini, that basically I use “cheap” ammo and need to go to more “higher end ammo”.
Thank you all for your time and I look forward to hearing from so other Pardini shooters out there.
Sincerely
Mark
I know it’s not the gun. So I guess my question is. Have any of you heard of other people having this problem and what are they doing about it.
I was told you can “trim” down the contact edge of the firing pin, making it a little narrower and “sharper edged” Which I may order an additional pin and try it.
I tried CCI target ammo, but the Pardini does not like CCI. Apparently, the rounds are too long and get stuck in the magazine causing failure to feed issues.
I was told by Pardini, that basically I use “cheap” ammo and need to go to more “higher end ammo”.
Thank you all for your time and I look forward to hearing from so other Pardini shooters out there.
Sincerely
Mark