The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

olympus wrote:Scratch one item off my wish list....the Colt Python. I never thought I'd actually own one, but I found a heck of a deal and bought it yesterday afternoon. Here are a few pictures.

That's one sexy beast you have there, olympus...

I have a set of the newest P64 design (w/ dowel), checkered, in walnut. I went with the walnut because I had 'simple, durable' in mind because this is my CCW. Since I don't expect many people to see my P64 on a regular basis, I decided not to opt for anything too flashy. I haven't put more than a hu...

:o Oh, thankyouthankyouthankyou for mentioning this dealer. My father expressed interest in picking up some CZ-52s, and I've had NO luck trying to find dealers with any until now. These CZ-52s will be his first semi-autos, which is why I'm picking them up so I can give them a good going-over before ...

UT is $10 for renewal every 5 years. Good reciprocity, good recognition from other states. In fact, so many people from other states apply for UT permits that there's a current bill to limit issuance to UT residents only. Highly doubt it'll pass, fortunately... Over 142k active permits as of Dec. 3...

My P64 is my carry gun, as concealment is a key concern for me (work at a state university; CC is legal, but I'd rather not have someone freak out if they saw her and raise a big stink). P64 and a dickfunk holster are perfect for this.

Elsewise... my heart mostly belongs to my CZ-75.

Any good sites to recommend for 1911 parts/info? My friend has a '70s Colt Combat Commander (w/ the lightweight frame), but doesn't like firing it (recoil, backstrap safety bugging his hand, etc) and wants to see what can be done to mod it.

The PSL, the biggest DO WANT on my rifle list right now.

I just need to decide which gets priority on my money right now: firearms, or computer upgrade. :-/

After close to a week, I figure I owe a review of mine. ;) First off, dickfunk has been very quick to reply to email, and was on the ball even when there was a glitch with USPS delivery. "Very good customer support" would be the term, I believe (including the quality guarantee and care ins...

Okay, so this is the new standard pattern... Pics: http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t163/Rehnna/IMGP0241.jpg http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t163/Rehnna/IMGP0239.jpg (Still in holster, camera ran out of charge after the previous out of holster image.) The extension along the bottom helps with t...

I recently ordered a pair of grips from Marschal, and received them two weekends ago. They are some SWEET grips, and their design is different from any other he currently has pictures of on his site. I need to take pics tonight anyway (I owe dickfunk a holster review now that I've been wearing one o...

UT is $10 for renewal every 5 years. Good reciprocity, good recognition from other states. In fact, so many people from other states apply for UT permits that there's a current bill to limit issuance to UT residents only. Highly doubt it'll pass, fortunately... Over 142k active permits as of Dec. 31...

Hey Sapo, that a Colt Woodsman Match Target on the far right? Don't think I've seen a picture of the slide held open on one before...

PshootR wrote:My teak grips are great too.
Marschal is a great asset to the handgun shooting community.

Soooo looking forward to getting mine. Zebrawood for the CZ-75 B (for open carry), walnut for the P64 (for the 'business' side, CCW).

I'm going to have to go with S&B. And no, it isn't because I sneeze out money or anything (if only...). :o Granted, this is 9x18, and specifically in the P-64 I'm talking about. Why? Between all of my 9x18 family, I've had FTFs, FTEs, and stovepipes with just about every ammunition BUT S&B. ...

With makarov.com out of business, where would be a good source for 9x18mm snap-caps? Not exactly an 'off the shelf' size at most places...