The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

As his web site describes he has quite a backlog of work. (if you go into his order tracking you can get a feel) I am glad to see someone so successful just wish it was a US company....... seems like an opportunity here somewhere. Anyone have a CNC machine that will do wood work ? I am a CNC Swiss ...

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com has a bunch of 9x18 ammo at pretty good prices. You can also order some from Buffalo Bore, but I'd be reluctant to try anything heavier than a 95 grain bullet (I would not use their 115 grain 9x18 ammo in my P64). I've thought about their 95 grain ammo, but don't know...

I carry mine in a IWB holster with one in the tube, safety on. I carry the spare magazine on the left side in a leather magazine carrier. I use the Silver Bear 94 grain JHP's.

Have any of you guys used the 20 lb. recoil springs I have seen advertised? Just curious why they would make a 20 when the factory one is an 18 lb. one?

normsutton, that Martini Henry looked great after you were done. I have done similar things with my M91/30's, but the stocks were not as rough as the Henry you did. Good job.

Man, those grips I saw on his website look great, but the wait times kinda make me nervous. Why so long?

I have had this issue with S&B ammo in other guns and other calibers before. I don't know for sure, but I feel as though S&B uses some really thin case walls on some of their ammo. I have noticed that with 7.62x54r cases as well.

Wow. You can really craft the leather! I'll be ordering one of these soon, seeing as though no one seems to make anything for this pistol, other than something for a PPK that does not fit the P-64 correctly. I know because I have PPK/S holsters and the P-64 does fit...kinda, but not so great. Thanks...

Thanks for rolling out the welcome mat.

Hello, my name is Mike. I decided to join this group because I have just bought a new(used) P-64 that was made in 1973. I ordered 500 rounds of 9x18 ball and 100 rounds of 9x18 JHP, some Brown Bear and some Silver Bear. I am looking forward to shooting this gun, as I have not much experience with th...