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magicdoc...

Do you have photos available?

I carry a Sig Sauer P230 (.380) and it sounds interesting.

Fritzhund

Sig P230 for daily, Beretta 950BS around the house.

Fritzhund

:) +1 with Al. Dennis is a good guy to deal with and his work is worth the wait. Don't get upset. He will come through. I had a set break once after 50 rounds and he fell over himself trying to make things right. He did. The replacement grips were of an updated style and are perfect. Also as has bee...

I am the man from Nantucket........

Nice gun and welcome to the board!

Fritzhund

:) TN Guns was the original importer. They marked the pistols in a very nice, discreet manner, on the frame, under the muzzle. You might want to ask about the import marks on those you see for sale on GB. I know what you mean about the billboard marks. They look like hell on a nice gun. I have stuck...

+1 DATAFUNK

>:(

Mark

If it jams, lose it. It's not reliable.

The CZ is a very robust gun, you will be happier with it!

Fritzhund

S PARTS would be more like it.

Maybe we can part it out when he totally buggers it all up!



Fritzhund

+1 NORMSUTTON

Fritzhund

Just my opinion but I would be extremely careful with that.

The P-64 was a good design. The spring mods and feed ramp polishing are as far as I would ever go with the mechanics.

I wonder if Norm has seen this one. He'll probably pipe in soon.

Fritzhund

8-) Been laying low on this one so far....... I have been wanting a P-83 for a long time, have seen some mint ones that were way overpriced, and a couple that were just plain worn down for big "rare gun" bucks. I am from the original TN Guns P-64 fanclub, where all we got were mint, unfire...

Have you had any luck with the problem?

Fritzhund

:'(

Looks like in the end to be only the waste of a really nice gun.

Fritzhund

:) Gentlemen, I would like to suggest crocus cloth and graphite. I have been using both on P-64 safety mechanisms for years and swear by the stuff. Clean and smooth the barrel of the safety with crocus cloth and when reinstalling everything use a small amount of graphite. *This is assuming that your...

WOW!

I feel bad for that guy and I hope he learned something.....

Can that be repaired, or is it a parts gun only now?

Seems a shame.

Norm, have you seen this one yet?

Mark