The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Well some one fore one off with the take down lever pulled out and let me know what happens. Mean while how light is the spring on your takedown lever. Iwould you say it is pretty snug or light? for a frame of reference I would say mine is maybe a quarter of the tension of the double action pull on ...

Marschal,

I Love the factory number engraving on the grip. Nice touch.

I have a question about the take down lever/trigger guard... How easy should it be to pull it down and lock it to the side? I wish mine was just a little bit stiffer. I dont mind the spring being a little soft when I take the pistol apart but it seems that, for safety's sake, it should take some for...

If it does belong to a member I'd like to find out what the price tag was for it and how well it has stood up to use.

It's frustrating that it is not plain the mgt. of these establishments that generally speaking the only people who they have prohibited from carrying a firearm while in their establishment are those most likely to protect lives and property. I can only assume that the policies are aimed more at appe...

I came across a photo on the web that I though was worth sharing.

http://elitecustomguns.com/gallery/ECPW ... hrome_P_64

I think it's one of the most apealing modifications to the P-64 I've seen so far.

Does this pistol happen to belong to any of the members?

Didnt know there were two types of mags. I have an older model from the mid 60's (round hammer) but I have no idea if the mag it came with is of the same time frame. The mag is very clean and lightly oiled. Can you explain how I would recognize if my mag is an older or newer model? BTW the jam is al...

My P64 consistently fails to feed the last round in my one and only magazine. it only fails to feed during the cycle of fire and not manual chambering the last round in the magazine, so I have been unable to reproduce the problem without firing it. I don’t see anything wrong with the magazine, the s...

Currently the best price I've found on p64 magazines is ~$20 at j&G and some other site. anyone every see them for less?

10 posts seems a reasonable measure to prevent the discussion boards inundated with one-time user “for sale” and “wanted posts”; while at the same time adding a small degree of quality control. This is, after all, a discussion forum; not Craig’s List. If you happen to disagree with the policy my bes...

I'm pleased to know that it is reasonable for me to expect a high degree of reliability with this P-64. I was concerned that my expectations may have been too high at first. I missed out on going to the range this weekend, but I have a case of ammo ready to go the next time I have an opportunity. Se...

If you are interested in knowing, my pistol is stamped 1964.

Check out the link below. This holster was once called the pager pal, but the name was appropriately updated to cell pal. The holster rides inside your pants or shorts on top of your thigh, and it is pretty comfortable so long as it’s not too hot out. The clip that secures the holster to your belt d...

Good stuff guys, I appreciate it… Based on your feedback I am satisfied that the ammo is not part of the problem. I had not thought to clean the magazine, while I don’t suspect that is the cause; it seems a reasonable trouble shooting step. Regarding the break in period; I am aware of the need to br...

I took my P-64 to the range for the first time last weekend and was a bit disappointed. I put one box of Sliver Bear FMJ down range and the pistol failed to chamber three times. (no apparent problems ejecting) Let me supply a little background. I recently bought the P-64 and it is in excellent+ cond...