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Curly1 wrote:Nice, I like the grips too!

marschalls grips rule!

don't know if mine does or not just saw it on a review

So it looks like with hammer back, the middle position activates the firing pin block but hammers still back. Can you carry like this for cocked and locked or is it for a completely different use? Just confused

Friend has a little side business making holster at hollow pine holsters here in maine, brought him the gun, he made a mold and crafted this cool holster: http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/ff435/DieselMcBadass/P1030184_zps94345af9.jpg http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/ff435/DieselMcBadass/P10301...

just tried the thing with a pen in the barrel my 1975 can hit firing pin wthout trigger pulled.

Any way to lighten the safety?

mines a 75, wonder if its safe to go safety off, safety is too stiff to give me confidence in getting it off under stress and trigger weighs a ton to pull.

i like to cover target with front sight, i dont like a 6 oclock hold, at p64 fighting distance though i think im good.

Guess its cause im used to sight picture 3, the sights straight over target, where is the p64 supposed to go? I tried 2 and it was still high one it shot low, guessing its somewhere in between.

ill try my spring change soon, i have a 18/19/20 wolff pack, which is weird i always see the 17/19 debate, wondering if i should just call it good at 18?

The Only Sarge wrote:On top the hammer spring is a spacer. We refer to it as a washer.
http://p64resource.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4239

so i only need a replacement if the gun doesn't have one?

whats this washer that was mentioned?

I have a 5 lb sa and a rediculous 245 pound da, or something that requires 2 fingers to pull punches are backordered so waiting on those to do a spring swap.

i got a 5 pound sa and an unusable da, im waiting for my punches to change the springs.

I shouldve been more clear i meant the type of wood theres a lot availible.

whats the top left one? I like the look.