New type cylinder Pardini k12 ?

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Avery
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New type cylinder Pardini k12 ?

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K12 with new type cylinder?
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scerir
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Avery wrote:K12 with new type cylinder?
Yes, it is. The reason is that sometimes it was very difficult to unscrew the old cylinder. Now, with the new one, you can also use tools.
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pauln
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scerir wrote:
Avery wrote:K12 with new type cylinder?
Yes, it is. The reason is that sometimes it was very difficult to unscrew the old cylinder. Now, with the new one, you can also use tools.
I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ?
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Are the new cylinders compatible with the K10? And K2?
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Leon
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pauln wrote:
scerir wrote:
Avery wrote:K12 with new type cylinder?
Yes, it is. The reason is that sometimes it was very difficult to unscrew the old cylinder. Now, with the new one, you can also use tools.
I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ?
The easiest way to unscrew K12 cylinders is to use a small rubber mat that is sold in kitchen shops / supermarkets to help unscrewing food jars with tight lids. The mat is about 5" x 5". Works a treat.
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pauln
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Leon wrote:
pauln wrote:
scerir wrote:
Avery wrote:K12 with new type cylinder?
Yes, it is. The reason is that sometimes it was very difficult to unscrew the old cylinder. Now, with the new one, you can also use tools.
I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ?
The easiest way to unscrew K12 cylinders is to use a small rubber mat that is sold in kitchen shops / supermarkets to help unscrewing food jars with tight lids. The mat is about 5" x 5". Works a treat.
Good thinking will give it a try , next time I have problems . Most of the time its fine
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scerir
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pauln wrote: I have found mine hard to unscrew at times , are Pardini going to replace existing cylinders ?
I do not think so (unless there are big problems with the old cylinders). Sometimes, trying to unscrew the old cylinders people damage the clamping screw on the frame of the pistol. It happened.
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Leon wrote: The easiest way to unscrew K12 cylinders is to use a small rubber mat that is sold in kitchen shops / supermarkets to help unscrewing food jars with tight lids. The mat is about 5" x 5". Works a treat.
Gosh, I hope we had that in EU! I always struggle to open home made jam and marmalade jars!!!
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