The Pardini GT pistols (and the identical PC-series ones) are absolutely amazing to handle and shoot. Everything about them screams quality; I agree that the smoothness of the slide mechanism and the trigger feel are exceptional. They're stupid-accurate, too. It's really useful to see one of these beautiful pieces featured in detail.
Totally agree, i just had that weird malfunction shown in another video. But after i got it fixed it is the most beloved gun i have. Just awesome quality. Thank you for stopping by an dropping a comment.
@@Drarovaikoks For sure. My local club has one, and after trying it, I loved the fit, feel and quality so much that I bought a pair of them - one in silver/chrome, and one in black. There's really nothing else out there like it, at least not in my experience. A Swiss SIG P210 is the only thing that came close, but the single-stack frame and non-adjustable trigger don't work nearly as well for my large hands. Thanks for the feedback: it's great to hear how much you're enjoying yours.
@@mikegreen2214 i was a station chief for the national championship in a particular shooting event here. 10 new shooters every 5 minutes at my station. Interesting to see which guns these competitors used. Almost the same guns. Half used Pardini GT 9, rest was split between Sig Neuhausen and Sigsauer X5/X6… about 300 shooters that are considered the best in the country. So I am happy to have one of those quality pistols. 😍
Cannot wait until I get back home from vacation to go to the range to get some time with it. What ammo does yours prefer? Thank you for stopping by and dropping a comment.
@@Drarovaikoks Thanks for posting up the vid. I'm not shooting the Pardini in competition so it's getting fired with 124gr 1150/1200 FPS ammo. All my 9mm handguns get this ammo. I also dialed the trigger down to under two lbs (one kilo). Have the over travel set to under . 01" (.25mm).
@@jamescampbell4334 the little i got to try it feels like mine shoots really well with like 95 grain-115 grain hollow point the best… but have to investigate some more…
Yeah, some people find it ugly, I beg to differ but I find most guns sexy. Regardless, this gun is about the position in hand, very low, and the trigger, the best there is to my knowledge.
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The Pardini GT pistols (and the identical PC-series ones) are absolutely amazing to handle and shoot. Everything about them screams quality; I agree that the smoothness of the slide mechanism and the trigger feel are exceptional. They're stupid-accurate, too.
It's really useful to see one of these beautiful pieces featured in detail.
Totally agree, i just had that weird malfunction shown in another video. But after i got it fixed it is the most beloved gun i have. Just awesome quality. Thank you for stopping by an dropping a comment.
@@Drarovaikoks For sure. My local club has one, and after trying it, I loved the fit, feel and quality so much that I bought a pair of them - one in silver/chrome, and one in black.
There's really nothing else out there like it, at least not in my experience. A Swiss SIG P210 is the only thing that came close, but the single-stack frame and non-adjustable trigger don't work nearly as well for my large hands.
Thanks for the feedback: it's great to hear how much you're enjoying yours.
@@mikegreen2214 i was a station chief for the national championship in a particular shooting event here. 10 new shooters every 5 minutes at my station. Interesting to see which guns these competitors used. Almost the same guns. Half used Pardini GT 9, rest was split between Sig Neuhausen and Sigsauer X5/X6… about 300 shooters that are considered the best in the country. So I am happy to have one of those quality pistols. 😍
@@DrarovaikoksThat's highly encouraging to know; thanks for the additional information!
Awesome gun, shoots like a dream. I own a GT9 6" in the hard anodized silver finish.
Even custom 1911 guys are amazed at the trigger.
Cannot wait until I get back home from vacation to go to the range to get some time with it. What ammo does yours prefer? Thank you for stopping by and dropping a comment.
@@Drarovaikoks
Thanks for posting up the vid.
I'm not shooting the Pardini in competition so it's getting fired with 124gr 1150/1200 FPS ammo. All my 9mm handguns get this ammo.
I also dialed the trigger down to under two lbs (one kilo). Have the over travel set to under . 01" (.25mm).
@@jamescampbell4334 the little i got to try it feels like mine shoots really well with like 95 grain-115 grain hollow point the best… but have to investigate some more…
There will be some range videos with it down the line also… 😍
That's a very nice pistol.
Just curious, is the frame steel or aluminum?
I have a Pardini SP Bullseye in 22LR and love it.
Good question… checked it now and it says “particularly light alloy and a special steel” what ever that means 😂
Too bad it is so ugly. But i like the angle of the handle.
Ugly? Good thing we appreciate different things… I think it’s beautiful and its performance makes it even more beautiful to me… 😍
Yeah, some people find it ugly, I beg to differ but I find most guns sexy. Regardless, this gun is about the position in hand, very low, and the trigger, the best there is to my knowledge.