The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

To quote from a well-known P-64 website...

"It's carried in a leather flap holster equipped with a side pocked for a spare magazine and a cleaning rod."

Quick answer: yes!

Sure it wasn't a PA-63?

Sweet! They're nice handling pistols!

I used to go there all the time when I flew. I still like to get out every so often.

Hmmm... .45ACP seems to a popular choice here!

Glock 21

I (and a lot of the other posters here, I suspect) have generally found the P64s to be surprisingly accurate, given their size. 4" at 10 yards sounds like a larger than average group, at least based upon my experiences with the three that I own. Having said that however, it's a perfectly accept...

Magazine capacity. Mak is 8+1. P-83 is 12+1.

I think you might be confusing it with the CZ-82/83.

In my experience, the P-64 seems to be more accurate than the P-83, although they're both more than accurate enough for their intended role. If I were offered the choice as to which one to carry - assuming concealability wasn't an issue - I'd go with the P-83 every time, as I feel it's a more practi...

Thanks guys, thats good advise. My dealer has one on the way. In the meantime, I have a couple more questions. I have read about the Wolf springs. Is there any reason except recoil to change the recoil spring? I can't imagin it would buck any worse than my Kahr CW9. Also I would think that the 20+ ...

p64-1973 wrote:Is the gun, in the 9x18 caliber, have a cylinder that is made to hold rimless cartridges? If not, they better have some moon clips to go with it.

No moon clips. You can only shoot it straight up in the air.

Oh what's one little millimeter gonna do?

Hope they fix it. I can't speak for the product itself (haven't used it), but it sure didn't deserved that review!

I have three Tokarevs...a Chinese, a Romanian and a Yugoslavian (still keeping my eyes open for a Polish version). The Yugoslavian is my favorite by far: one extra round, a much nicer ‘afterthought’ safety, a captive recoil spring (makes for easier disassembly), and it seems to be quite a bit more a...

Nice to know they'll hold up that long!

"Will my Mak cal addiction ever find a end?"

Well...I have 11 guns in that caliber now and there's more I'd like to buy. So no...probably not!