The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Eisenhower had seen both the horrors of war and the flowers of peace...and it was clear that he knew which he liked more. Unfortunately, as long as there are assholes in the world that are ruining things for everyone, a strong military is a necessity. What we need to be very careful of is that we do...

Uhmm...whoops. Wrong Sunday.

I think the gun shows count on impulse buying and, thus, jack their prices up accordingly.

There's someone selling a big sackful of 9x18 brass on eBay right now...

Where would the serial numbers be? I can't find S/Ns on either of mine.

Also, the magazines are different from each other. Were there design changes mid-production, or were there aftermarket mags produced?

About the slick gun; I would suggest something recommeneded to me by another member, which is to 'bake' your P-64. Preheat to 140 degrees or so. I, too, recently acquired a P-64 (stamped 1976) at a gunshow. This is my first non-new firearm, AND my first foreign AND military-issue firearm. Mentionin...