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CC... usually my P64 but sometimes my Colt Commander 1991A1 when I feel like. The 64 is much more comfortable as the hours go by.

excellent pics! and congrats! welcome to the clique!

I'm thinking its a normal sound too. Norm? Dick? Please provide your expert opinions? Thanks guys!

Something I've noticed just recently. When my P64 is empty and the safety is in the "fire" position, if I "wag" the gun from side to side I can here a small piece of metal rattling around inside the gun near the back of the receiver. It sound like something very small and it soun...

Colt 1991A1 or my '64. Usually the '64 because it's much lighter

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I carry mine everyday... Love it!

Went to the Augusta Georgia Gun Show today... Three P-64's for sale for $259 and one junk '64 for $215 "out the door"... Prices are creeping skyward, fellas.

I carry it 24/7 and have never felt undergunned. Sure....a shotgun and a squad of Marines would be preferable but sometimes even Marines need a break.

Roger that, Norm! Thanks!

My '64 came with just the one mag in the gun and no spare... Does anyone have any feedback or purchased a mag from this site?

http://www.keepshooting.com/firearmacce ... ov_mag.htm

Any reports on quality/reliability would be enormously appreciated!

I wish my sons were old enough for me to hand down one of my guns to each of them. Soon, though. Why wait til you're dead for them to inherit something of your when you can do it now and enjoy it?

Why wait to apply for your CCW? Apply now and practice while you wait. Depending on what state you're in it'll be a while before you get the papers back!

I took the P64 with the new springs (thanks Norm!) out to the range yesterday. 300 rounds without a single hangup or misfire! The recoil wasn't as bad as i thought it would be, but it was snappy to say the least. My hand feels pleasantly sore this morning! I'm a very happy camper with my new toy!

Norm! You are the man! It worked like a charm! I used a dremel with a grinder tip and flattened the coil a smidgen and made sure the outer edges were flush with the rest of the recoil spring.