The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

+1 for the Hogue Jr slip on. Cheap and non-permanent. I've had zero issues.

+1 for the 18 lb hammer spring from Wolff. The single action does become light and requires a little technique to manage after the DA pull. With a little bit of practice and it's not only manageable but excellent.

Seriously. Just get another P64. You love it, you know she loves it, you know the accuracy, and you know it's idiosyncrasies. Throw in a new hammer and recoil spring, file the detent, and whammo! For IWB carry I've been using the DeSantis PPK/PPKS Sof-Tuck Holster for about 4 months and LOVE it. At ...

I just checked SOG and they're in stock. They were doing phone orders only for a while so their website only "came back online" with updated inventory and prices in the last couple days.

I find the hogue jr - at half the price - to be much more effective with better ergonomics. And looks better IMHO. It takes a bit of patience to slip on, but I haven't had mine budge in 6 months of daily concealed carry. I have large hands and found this little gem irreplaceable. http://www.amazon.c...

Another +1 for Hornady Critical Defense. Shoots like a dream in both my CZ-82 and P-64 and I trust it's reputation. $16-17 box/25 from Cheaper Than Dirt. Also look at the 9x18 Mak offering from Underwood Ammo. It's a Hornady XTP HP bullet at what would be a +P loading if 9x18 had a +P spec. :-) Roug...

I had the exact same problem, which is major IMHO considering the P64 doesn't have a firing pin block (like the CZ82) isn't safe to carry without the safely/decocker engaged. As Hypnotoad mentioned, my safety was also burr free so I disassembled the decocker and very lightly and evenly filed the end...

Beware? Why? I've heard good things about some of the newly manufactured ones from Keepshooting.com. Is there a particular source you're warning us of?