The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

I think it was imported as Bulgarian to get around the agreement between Yeltsin and Clinton to ban the import of Russian handguns to USA.

I ordered the Wolff recoil spring for the Polish P-64 http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?pag ... D=1&mID=49 choosing the stiffest (22#) and trimmed it about 3/4 coil to fit.

I doubt that you need stiffer magazine springs.

You can lighten the hammer spring until you start to get misfires with your ammo of choice. Than re-install a heavier one or use a small washer to shim the one that is just a little too weak. Polishing the hammer strut and the hammer (between the single-action notch and the safety-notch) will help t...

The Polish P-64 is smaller, shorter barrel/slide/grip. It's a bit heavier as it has a steel slide and frame while the Hungarian P-63 has a steel slide and aluminum alloy frame. Grip is about the same depending on whether you have the original military/police flat panel grips or the import required t...

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I think all the springs will interchange between the PA-63 and the SMC-918 except for the recoil spring.

Have you checked your recoil buffer for wear? It could be starting to disintegrate and jamming things up.

Here's the link to the one I won at Cowan's Auction a year and a half ago. Bid of $200 was the high bid plus 15% buyer's premium equals $230. With shipping and FFL transfer it came out to about $270 with three mags. http://www.cowanauctions.com/past_sales_view_item.asp?ItemId=59057 It has a "mo...

This seems to be the parent site: http://www.solidaridad.gov.pl/index.php?document=2
The title of the pic is: "Soldiers during an exercise (photo: M. Broniarek/PAP)."

Maybe of interest to some. No, I don't own one. Sterling Pistol, 7.62x25 cal, The Colefire Magnum by Wiselite. http://www.jgsales.com/product_info.php/handguns/miscellaneous/p/sterling-pistol%2C-7-62x25-cal%2C-the-colefire-magnum-by-wiselite-/cPath/16_356/products_id/3940?osCsid=d31038eb42e3914d4f65...

Here is the URL to their site: http://www.gunpartswarehouse.com/cz52.htm

I know of two people, myself and some gun writer, who had filings fall out of their upper right side teeth after shooting the Kel-Tec Subby with a proper cheek weld. I use more of a lower jaw weld.

Have you tried seeing if real BHP parts will fit?
Just a thought.

That's the version I own. Glock .40 mags.
Works great.
The 9mm has the advantage of cheaper ammo and flatter shooting round though.

Fear the man who owns but one gun. He likely knows how to use it.

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