The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

How do you convince a dealer that the p64 is c&r?
The guy wants "PROOF" that there c&r.
You would think that people in the business of
selling firearms would know the laws.
Denny

No, it doesn't seem to move that I've seen.
I like that it's high in the back and the safety
doesn't dig into your side.
Denny

OK, Ireceived the p64 holster the other day and I really
like it. I ordered it in natural as I really don't like black.
Heres a couple of pics of it.

Yea, Thanks. I just got a e-mail from them saying
they will start working on it tommorow and it will
take about 7 days to complete. I'll let you know
when I get it.
Denny

Well, I went ahead and ordered it.
Can't beat the price.
Denny

Hi Guys,
Has anyone seen or tried the holsters from Turtlecreek Products USA?
They make a all leather molded IWB holster for the P64.
They really look nice on there web site.
Any info would be great.
Thanks,
Denny

If that lead is pure lead (soft) , droping them in water will not harden them.
The lead has to have some tin and anomony added.
Denny

I think I read somewhere it had something to do with a trigger upgrade or
something on that line.
Denny

Thanks for the quick reply guys.
Denny

Does anyone out there use Barnual ammo?
How does this perform and are there any
problems with it? It's 95 gr FMJ.
Thanks
Denny

I just bought one from Dan a few weeks ago, and he is
nothing but a class act. I have delt with him for years
and have had nothing but good to say about him.
Denny

A lot of these have round shaped hammer. In 1972, they started to use a triangle or spur shaped hammer. I guess it was easier to cock to single action. I have one with the round hammer and theres no way in hell a piece of clothing could bring this gun to full cock with out pulling it clear out of th...

What type of hammer does it have, round or spur?
Denny

Hi Guys,
Can someone tell me what the "A" stamped on the rear
of the frame means?
Thanks for any info,
Denny

Welcom aboard. I just bought one on Thursday and am waiting for the weather
to break.
Denny