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Check your local dealers as you might be able to get one locally. I know the Gander Mountain near me has one, and I saw one in a pawn/shooting supply shop the other day too. If that fails you can get them from good condition up to excellent from these places: budsgunshop centuryarms southernohiogun ...

The ebay seller is mistaken about the capacity of the P-83 mag tho. It does not hold ten rounds, only eight. They at least have the right mag pictured. Not a bad price either.

Classic has then both--Mag 98 $280 + $10 for hand select. Arcus $300 new. Wish I would not have seen this!!!!! Wish you had not shown us...... On a side note you can now get three generations of the Polish Radom (Circle 11) pistol family for less than $700 (plus shipping and FFL fee). Less than $10...

It should be marked on the gun. C.A.I. or P.W. Arms are the two big ones that might be it.

Rich, who was the importer on this one?

At least it's easier to do a complete dis-assembly of the slide on the P-64 vs the P-83. If I were you I'd first take the slide off and look in the under side around the safety/firing pin area while manipulating the safety. It might give you an idea of what is going on. My best guess is that the fir...

rickn8or, There is a gentleman named Paul at designergrips that makes grips for the P-64 ranging from $40-$55. Unfortunately it looks like you'd have to wait until the 22nd to order from him. But for now you could start looking at the samples . Plus you could be on the lookout for used ones elsewher...

I got one of these in "excellent" condition directly from Century Int. It is a solid handgun. Every thing functioned great, it was in great cosmetic condition. My only problem with it is that when I did get a chance to take it out to the range I found the sights were WAY off. It was shooti...

plouffedaddy, Refer to this thread on grinding the spring: http://www.p64resource.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3447 Generally speaking most of us have to grind the springs for them to fit correctly. Curly is an exception. Keep in mind that; if the slide does not want to go on, and you somehow g...

I'm not sure about the Galco Fletch, however I did get the Galco Stow-N-Go Inside The Pant Holster For Walther PPK/PPKS. The fit was really good. New it came snug but with wear it loosened up a bit as expected with leather. The snuggest area was where the trigger guard rubs as the P-64s sticks out a...

Looks like this company (Trabzon Gun I.C.) makes a large variety of 1911 style pistols, as well as a Beretta copy (FATİH 13), and their very own design the ZİGANA.

Then there is also CANİK 55 that makes CZ-75 style pistols that I'm curious about.

Does Dalvar have a webpage? Or do you at least have some good contact if for them?

Weasel

Pictures from that manual are also featured here:

http://js2010.pl/index.php?option=com_c ... &Itemid=75

Just found that yesterday. You can plug the URL into Google translator and get the pictures back too.

Weasel

I have also shot allot of S&B in many calibers over the past few years. Locally it sells out quick so I haven't shot S&B in the last few months. Also unless I'm mistaken, they make the 9x18 Mak that Winchester sells. If you look at the Win 9x18 Mak boxes they say made in Czech, and I've hear...

If you do decide on the Mak, SOG has unissued ones covered in cosmoline for $259 plus you get the extra mag and lanyard over J&G's one mag, two grips, and holster. Also the parts argument holds no water as Mak parts are still very much available. I'd see the Maks running out before parts do. Ove...