The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Howdy,
This is a great forum! I check in often to see what's about about p-64's and other stuff., Friendly place and lots of knowledge!
Cheers, Kurt.

Howdy, In the past two or three months I've gone from owning 2 P-64's to 4. First, J&G sent an ad email, so I bought one, not expecting much, and I was right: fair wear on the outside and a CAI import stamp really about as big as a billboard. This one will be my carry pistol because it has plent...

1972 1976 Both from Classic Firearms. I bought the '76 first, luck of the draw with hand select and received a nice one with only a little muzzle wear. About a year later, toward the end of Classic Firearm's stock, I bought another and received a '72. It came with more wear and no holster and is usu...

The P-64 is a solid piece of steel in my hand, but disappears in the pocket of my baggy
khaki trousers. I sometimes forget I'm carrying. Very nice that way, solid but unobtrusive.

Howdy, Received my second P-64 from Classicfirearms last week. I'm sure none of you are like this, but I enjoy owning multiples of my favorite pistols, especially when they are reasonably-priced pistols like these. I can see buying a third in the spring. Range report and photos to follow, but for no...

Oops, right, said "washer" but meant nut--it's a small square and thin nut. My guess is "hardware store replacement" is answer to my query, since it definitely seems to be non-standard. Thanks.

Howdy, The left side of my pistol has a square, steel washer on the screw end -- is this standard, does anyone have something like it, or is there a button or somesuch that usually covers it? The screw head on the other side is black, as in the photos I just Googled. Thanks y'all, Tikka.

I've shot a box plus through my 1976 P-64 and will shoot again this weekend. Functions flawlessly. I am more than ever pleased with my purchase. The kick isn't bad, the double action trigger is tough but I step up to the line, load, rack the slide, and don't worry about the DA. Best of all: the fun ...

My first P-64 arrived today, a 1976 the BBT brought to me from AIM -- my first purchase after renewing my C&R back in May. I am pleased with how it feels, fits, and works, and I am pleased enough with it so far that I expect to buy a couple more, as I enjoy doing with C&R firearms, to have e...

The Only Sarge:
Howdy and welcome from the shores of the bone dry Guadalupe River outside of Boerne, Texas.

Tikka:
So tubin' on Guadalupe is not so much fun as it was a year ago....
The Blanco River is dry also, down to the hot and dry limestone bed.

Howdy, Just introducing myself and saying howdy from Texas. After avidly reading past posts for a few days, I decided I needed to join -- don't own a P-64 yet, but next week that will change. I do own a number of other C&R firearms, including a Bulgarian Mak, some T33's & M57's (both models ...