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Maby I dont understand what the OP is saying but how is it possible for a P64 slide to fly off the front of the gun? The slide releases to the rear, after releasing the trigger guard? No, No it does not release to the rear. After releasing the Trigger Guard, it will go far enough back that you can ...

Maybe someone here with an accurate digital scale could help you. Have you searched "https://www.google.pl" in the polish language? In Polish this pistol is known as the "Pistolet P-64 (9 mm pistolet wz. 1964)" or "Pistolet P-64 CZAK", and the Slide is the "Zamek". If you search in Polish terms, may...

Does the serial number on the Frame start with a "B" or a different prefix?

I believe one you remove the pin, you will need to press it out, and the new one will need to be pressed in.

Show pictures. Some of us have seen the Polish TT-33s before. But if you put up pictures we'll get to see what you are asking about.

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It may have been mentioned, but I didn't see it in my skimming. With the safety on, the firing pin is physically blocked by the saftey's drum. So, the pistol is drop safe when the safety is engaged, but not on fire. That is correct. It has been brought up many times in similar discussions on carry ...

We can argue safe conditions vs fast conditions all day and really not change each others position. With all other factors aside. Carry how you train at the range. If you train a certain way when you are at the range, that is what your body will remember in a tense situation. Don't do anything diffe...

Have not noticed any issues.

Hope you have a nice Holiday season as well.

Glad to hear you got a deal. It may not have been a mistake. Every once in a while they do have really good deals with short time frames.... The trainers for the most part as you noted do have functional parts with some removed or altered. So it would be a good idea to strip it and check the conditi...

GuitarmanNick wrote: ↑

November 2nd, 2019, 2:50 pm

Perhaps they need to update their site!

https://www.centerfiresystems.com/c-137 ... aspx#Ca138|

To be fair, those are "Training" Model P-64s. It may not have occurred to them that those could be used for some parts...

Also check around on eBay. None there now but sometimes people put P-64 parts up. Don't limit your search, sometimes people will just list a parts lot that has exactly what you need. They don't have them now but Apex, Numrich, and other parts venders have carried P-64 parts in the past, so it's good...

Pulled slide off and see that the slide lock was broke clean off, slide still locks back but ejector end is gone about 1/3 of the end? Could you please post pictures of the broken part/s so that we can all see what you are talking about. I looked around the normal sites I'd check (gunbroker, ebay, ...

I think what he is saying is that he believes the Disconnetor is not fitted properly. Thereby preventing the Trigger Bar from proper operation in DA mode. If this is the case he should check the Trigger Return Spring before assuming it's the Disconnector. Trigger Return Springs are sold here by Norm...

Yes. Generally, we have found that the 17lb Hammer Spring is too light and causes issues in either light strikes or magazine retention. The sweet spot is the 18lb to 20lb springs hence why they are sold in a pak of three so yo can adjust as needed. Also they do cause hair triggers in SA so some peop...

Well unless you are willing to spend the time figuring it out, I highly suggest you take it to a Gunsmith. As you see in the other threads it could be anything from a bad Frame, Safety, Disconnector, Sear, Trigger Bar, Hammer, etc., etc. Or something could just be mis-aligned and/or binding. So unle...