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Thanks rottenrick,

I just checked with Century Arms, it is indeed listed as coming soon. Hopefully that means in the next couple of weeks or so.

Thanks to rottenrick and jsmaye for your responses. I just left the centerfire systems website. The PA-63 is listed as out of stock and no backorders accepted. I already gave up on Makarovs. At this point, I have already decided that another P64 is the way to go. If I can find a CZ-82 along the way,...

Thanks rottenrick,

I'll check them out.

After doing some more research, the availability of the PA-63 seems to be slim to none. I think I will get another P64 and keep it for my spare carry. My current P64 is a 1975 model.

Even if Iwon the bid, it would do me no good. I have a 40SW and a 9x18.

Thanks for the reply. I have seen PA-63s and a couple of Makarovs for sale at a couple of online stores. My local vendor does have P64s in stock but they are a little pricey at a sale price of $199.99 regular $224.99. I found a source online that sells them for $159.95 or 154.95 if you buy two or mo...

Good morning all, I have noticed from reading this board that most parts for the P64 that seem to wear out appear to be available either from one of our members or a known outside source. That being said, I have a limited budget and space issue and am going to purchase another 9x18. I was thinking o...

I fired 30 rounds through it this past weekend and found that once I got used to the recoil, it wasn't that bad at all. I called it my little popgun. That is because I had just finished firing 50 rounds through my 40 S&W so the 9x18 felt a little smoother at that point.

;DThanks Norm,

Plain and simple. Makes perfect sense.

I enjoy the forum. Next goal, new grips.

Now that I have solved the problem and am back in business, is there a recommended or suggested way to keep this from occuring again? I will be going back to the range in a week or two and I am sure I will be cleaning the weapon again.

Thanks,

Ogdengunner

Thanks to Norm and everyone. I am successful. The spring is now back in place and I am back in business. You guys are awsome! BTW I now know where to get spare parts when I need them(springs at least). I have downloaded the manual. what a great reference.

Thanks everyone for your responses. Now that I have had a chance to sleep on it, here is a quick recap of the sequence of events. After removing the slider and cleaning, I replaced the slider. At that point, I noticed that when pulling the trigger, it did not function correctly, it just freely moved...

Just another quick update. I thought I had the problem solved but now I have the opposite problem. The trigger will not pull.

I am totally baffled at this point. Maybe it is time to see a gunsmith? ???

Thanks, I found that reference and you are right!! It is a royal PITA to put back on. I must not have the right tools. I have been trying for the last 30 minutes unsucessfully to get the spring under the transfer bar. It is not easy by any means. I feel like I need at least three hands to do it. I'l...

>:(Hello everyone. Just joined and have a question. I acquired a P64 today in good condition and have test fired it. After I field stripped and cleaned the gun, I hit a major snag. After replacing the slide, I find that the trigger mechanism no longer functions correctly. I can put the gun on its si...