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Thanks chestertnted, I really like it. I do plan on getting one or two more. I've checked on getting a Robar treatment on one too. It seems a bit expensive, but I thing these are superb little pistols and keeping it rust free would preserve it for many years. I'm looking into a thin shoulder holster...

Curly1, I didn't grind the ends. It sure seems too tight regardless. I might opt for the 20# or keep the original, though I wouldn't lose much if I did grind the 22# spring down since it was only about $7.00. One thing I love about the P64 is its ease of disassembly. I don't want to lose that featur...

I just replaced the hammer spring with an 18# spring from Wolff. The double action pull is amazing, but the single action is a little light. I bought the 18, 19, and 20# hammer springs so I might try them all to see which is best. The recoil spring is another thing. Having read that the 22# spring w...

First, it's nice to be a member of such a great forum. I just bought my first P64 from Classic Firearms and am very pleased. The import mark is on the underside of the frame in front of the trigger guard leaving the slide completely unmolested. I talked with them at Classic and the said they just re...