Pardini GT/PC Pistol Disassembly and Reassembly

Pardini GT/PC Pistol Disassembly and Reassembly
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Always make sure to handle your pistol and its parts in a safe manner.
This video shows the disassembly and reassembly of the Pardini GT Series Pistol.
This is the same method for all GT and PC series guns. This method will allow a quick and easy breakdown that can be done in a matter of minutes.
You can use this video to guide you in the process of cleaning, as well as knowing which parts to replace
If you have any questions, email us at: [e-mail]
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[@ravers1986]

Thank you for this video. Now i know how to get my trigger assembly out of my GT9
A complete video of cleaning GT/PC with tips and trics would be much appreciated!

[@jamescampbell4334]

I own a GT9 6" (all silver finish). What an awesome handgun. It's a favorite at the range by everyone who shoots it.
I don't compete, so I have the trigger dialed down to under 2 lbs w/

[@serran0669]

Hey guys, can you tell anything about the shock absorber type of guide rod? Part 99024/4. What would be the difference in felt recoil compared with/to the various weight springs?

[@allachopovsky888]

Alex, is there a video on how to clean firing pin?

[@jensjakobteislev8688]

How do I dissaemble the frame completely? And what about the slide and tricker? What you showed was just a field strip :)

[@drsullivan]

I’m looking at buying a Pardini GT9. Which model would you recommend, 5 or 6 inch? I target shoot only, no competition, ranges of 10-12 meters.

[@PardiniTV]

For this I would recommend the 5 inch. It is easier to handle. It is slightly less accurate though, if you want the most accurate pistol it is the 6 inch.

[@drsullivan]

Thanks! I just ordered the GT9 5 inch yesterday! Can’t wait till December!

[@appreciativeobserver4732]

Would like to know the name of the metal that is used for the slide if "black" finish and the name of the metal used for the slide if "silver" finish. Also is there an INOX version of the slide. Thank you.

[@PardiniTV]

Both the black and the silver model are made of ergal 7075 alloy. The INOX is a special edition pistol offered in the past that was handmade by Giampierro Pardini. There is discussion into whether to create another iteration of the pistol.