The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Don't forget the hammer spur difference: early=rounded, late= triangular. I'm sure there are other changes, but I don't do research. BTW, the "50 year rule" is no longer strictly applied by ATFE.

Dennis-
Again, thanks f/ the tip. I tried it today & (pending glueing them in) it works like a charm.

Dennis- Thanks much f/the tip.

Anybody here familiar w/the "add-on" safety on the US version of the Yugo M57 Tokarev pistol? I'm having trouble w/the one on my M57 & don't really know how to proceed. Somehow, in the process of stripping my M57 down, I must have dislocated/upset some part of the detent on the back si...

Not sure you'd have to remove the rear sight to paint it, but I won't swear to it. Maybe just mask off the rest of the slide when painting? Seems to me that you'd just need two red or orange dots on the back side of the rear sight? If you could Dremel 2 indents in the sight, it'd be easier to paint,...

Archer Arms is the current commercial entity that operates @ the Radom factory site. There's a very interesting article re the history & current operations @ Radom in a recent issue of Shotgun News. They're a manufacturer, not an importer, as such. I have 2 weapons made there: my P64 pistol &...

quote]Light weight carbines killed the bayonet. When your spear/pole-arm is only 4' long it makes you kinda wonder "what's the point?" Peace favor your sword, Kirk[/quote] Yeah, I've always wondered who the Rocket Scientist was who decided to modify the M1/M2 carbine w/a bayonet mount. Rea...

Weasel640 wrote:What about Dalvar? I know they've imported the F.B. Radom: Vis WZ. 35, TTC, P-83 and M.A.G. 95/98 but did they import any P-64s?

I've not heard of them before. Do they have a website?

No idea who was 1st, but I think you've covered current/recent importers. My vintage 1972 was brought in by PW Arms. & bought from, I think, AIM.

J2Morris wrote:As of my date of purchase 10 July, 2012 Classic Arms was out of stock although still listed on their site. I'd call before I ordered anything.

Yep, they sold out in a hurry. Bummer.

Legally Armed wrote:http://www.southernohiogun.com

you'll need to send in your C&R, or have your FFL send in their FFL, to see what they have, but they have them in stock.

They don't seem to list the P64. Too bad. I think that Classic Arms in N.C. still sells them.

I agree w/those who say that the CZ-82 is an all around great gun. Not as concealable as the P64, but otherwise can't be beat in the 9x18 caliber class. The only downside, to me is that MISERABLE painted finish. My younger brother stripped the finish from his & blued it. It really improves the l...

snailman153624 wrote:'76, and mint to boot.

'76 and "kinda mint-ish". Really like mine after I changed the springs & modified the safety spring. Next(maybe?) better grips.

I agree w/hi-power re the recoil spring. I replaced mine w/a Wolff spring & had a great deal of difficulty removing the slide until I flattened both ends of the new spring. JMHO.

JHPs for me in the P64. In the 9mm Ruger that I keep handy @ home(15 round mag), the 1st 4 rounds are JHP "home defense" ammo, followed by 11 rounds of FMJ. JMHO.