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I also think that they will increase in price once they get more exposure. What really needs to happen is a major gun magazine review featuring the spring fixes and other mods that make the gun what we know it can be. Right now, I think it is hindered in gun shops by the trigger and the grips. Hogue...

I had the option of either, but I chose the round, just because it seemed more "retro" and reminded me of the Walther. It seems like more of you guys talk about the triangular, presumably because it would be easier to cock in a stress situation. What are other folk's ideas on the matter?

I saw this Norinco pistol last night while browsing the net. It looks like a very close copy of the 64, and is even called "64". It shoots a variant of the 32acp. I do like the way they have shaped the beavertail, if you could call it that. I wonder if that will be something that pistolsmi...

Thewebsite that I linked below has some good comparative data, but the really cool load is the submachine gun load clocking in at over 1400fps, 95g. If we could find a happy medium and spring the pistol correctly, this would put the Rorbauch to shame! http://www.angelfire.com/art/enchanter/makarov.h...

Well, I guess I am the newest member of the P64 forum. Walked into a local gunshop the other day and saw the pistol for sale in a box filled with other P64's. I ended up getting a 1970 model that is unissued. I have done the reading on the spring fix for the trigger pull and for recoil. Overall, I a...