The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Rob, You will grow to love this little gun.

If the p-64 is working properly the hammer cannot travel forward to contact the firing pin unless the trigger is in the pulled or rear position much like a newer revolver so it should not go off if dropped.

Wlcome to the board!!!!

another 380 pocket contender

http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=5&f=35&t=51658

Guys, I have been away for a while but I think we had gone over the safety issues a while back. When funcioning properly the p-64 is as safe as any DA revolver. The hammer cannot travel forward and contact the firing pin unless the trigger is in the rearward position like a modern DA revolver with a...

Saands, All of my springs are stock right now but I have been wanting to order some. What spring combo are you using? I was thinking 20# for both.

I may have to get a third!!!!!

http://www.centerfiresystems.com/index. ... rodID=1207

I was looking back through some of my favorites tonight and came across this old thread that I saved. It is worth reading all 4 pages. http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=152572 Thanks again Dick for getting this started when you did. It sure is a great platform to share and learn. ...

Hmmmmm.... I don't think I have heard of a round hammer after 72.

Sorry NB. I have never had any conversation with Bartos. I have learned a lot from his posts though.

I do wish him safe travels and thanks for serving.

I believe the change took place in 72.

Wow! :-/ Dennis' grips keep looking better and better. I have the original design and thought they were a little bulky for carry so they are on one of the safe queens. I may have to break down and get another set.

Are they thinner than the original design?

I have 4 and paid between $139 and $190 OTD. 2 of them are just about perfect. the $139 is my '76 and is now the roughest since the '71 had a makeover. ;D I bought a few spare parts from TN Guns as I plan to carry one of these for a long time and will pass one on to each of my boys when they are old...

I believe I got one of the last 4 that SOG had a few months ago. My dealer was there picking up some other stuff and saw 4 that were ordered and never picked up and he knew I would want another. What a guy........

anj, I think this is the thread.

Dan, That info is like finding a needle in a haystack. :-* That explains why one of mine has the same serrated mark inside the trigger guard. Oops! I guess he slipped. ;D I guess grips must have been changed around at some time or another as all of mine are flat but I have one trigger that is not se...

Trent, Another good find! You are well on your way to having the ammo collection that NB has. :-/