The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

I have been ho-hum for the last year about adding the P-64 to my 9 x18 collection and then this new forum arrives! It was enough to peak my interest, get me on board, and finally make a purchase. I must say, between the P-83 and P-64, these Polish pistols are probably the most controversial 9x18s in...

Thanks, guys, for the corrections on the import score. I made some quick assumptions to get even close to 75 pts, especially about the action definition. I wonder how it really did make it? Yea, glad I got mine too!

Very interesting question, abwehr, so I went digging and came up with this initial point system as follows (from [url=http://www.topglock.com)]www.topglock.com)[/url]: The BATF point system: To qualify for import, a pistol must score a total of 75 points. CHARACTERISTICS POINTS Length: for each 1/4&...

Hello, BankerBilly, thanks for the chronograph data. Did you, by any chance, tabulate all the raw data collected to see what pistol-load combinations were statistically significant, i.e., different, from each other? Just curious since you went to all the hard work of collecting the data. Yes, I am a...

I rec'd my P-64 yesterday from Aim Surplus and I went to the Raleigh Gun Show today, so I have several topics to hit upon. First, I asked Aim for flat grips and a triangular hammer which they assumed me would be sent; it says that on the invoice, but I got the left grip with the thumb rest which I s...

I finally ordered a P-64 today from Aim Surplus; this source has, in stock, the the later model with the triangular hammer and also has flat grips. Daysleeper, I am also left handed so the flat grips were important. Others may wish a thumb rest and/or the rounded hammer, so I will only say that one ...