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The Man also said that most of the ones they had left, were 1989 made ones. Paul

I finally got my AIM P.83 Pistol Yesterday, I just finished this Morning, getting the Cosmoleane off it, Got one of the Handpicked one's. I wanted to ask how many of you also have a 1989 made one? Mine is GH07979 Perhaps someone has a Sister Pistol to mine. Paul

Thanks did not think of that.

This Photo show's what I mean, I have not fired it yet, but I noticed the Hammer is in the Same Position with the Safety on or off.

I noticed in the Photo's of all P.83 Pistol's the Hammer is alway's Back off the Firing Pin. I thought this was because the Safety was on. However I noticed when the Safety is off the Hammer stay's in the same location. Does the Hammer only go all the way to the Firing Pin when Fired? I just got my ...

They just reissued their P.64 Manual, it is shown on the Home Page.

Which comes out soon. So said the Email I got back from them today. They are www.takedownguides.com

I recall having a walther PPK in .380ACP long ago back in the late 80's. It hurt my Hand to fire it! I later found out that unlike a Walther PP or PPK/S It did not have a Backstrap on the Frame, so your Hand's absorbed the full Impact of the Recoil. My question for you all as this is my first P.83, ...

Yes J.T. your right, I have alway's thought there was something special about a Canadian Mountie in Red Serge. Paul

The most remembered, the most reviered, the most famous. The well Posed Wartime Tokarev TT-33 Photo. Paul

Last of all these all look the same no matter who does it. This is all I could post, the last 3 were too big. Paul

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