The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

I brought Her home today,got her all cleaned up,oiled,an 18# Wolff hammer spring and a 20# recoil spring. One thing I noticed,this 1968 has a much better DA than my 1973,and since we had another 2-3 inches of snow today,a range trip was put off again,as soon as I can I'll get to do some shooting,I'v...

The grips have the locking pins,what happens is the grips have a little rocking motion and I don't want to tighten them so much they break.

Is there any way to keep the grips on my P64 from shifting,my new Dennis grips and the factory are both the same?

I will definately have to clean mine also,but I've never had a problem with any of my surplus firearms.

My new P64 and my Makarov grips came today. the P64 are walnut with a reddish tint,oil finished and the Mak are Zebra wood. I sent the other Mak set back because something went wrong with them,Dennis knew exactly what happened when he looked at them.He sent both pair to me for the sipping cost of on...

Thanks Norm.

Other than the round hammer of the 68,are there any other differences between the 68 and the 73?

I gave a little over $200. after tx.

I just bought a 1968 round hammer P64.I know I over paid,but I don't see these locally at all and this one is in perfect condition.

Will soaking the pistol in acetone ruin the bluing??????????????

Can the BM be carried cocked and locked like a 1911?

Upstate NY,about 5 miles north of Saratoga Springs,anyone else from NY who hasn't signed on yet.

I put the 18 lb hammer spring in my P64 which was a great help,but the pull is still gritty.Will dry firing hurt the pistol any,and will it help smooth out the trigger?

I live in Upstate NY and we've had a tough winter.

Norm, My new P64.