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That is your (ejector) extractor

I am not sure if anyone has posted about filling the engravings or not. I filled the engravings on my p-64. I saw a post on another forum and figured I'd give it a shot. I also did my Mil-Pro 145 they both turned out great. And it only takes about 15 minutes to do.

mike1050 wrote:The Gander by me has 2 of them, $180 each.

they each came with 2 mags.

The Gander by me has 2 of them, $180 each.

I'll second that for the PT-145. I wouldn't trade mine for anything! It has been very reliable, and fun to shoot.

Thanks, they just look so much better the the factory grips.

Just got a set of Altamont grips for my new PT100 today. I thought I would share a pic. Thaey are Super Rosewood and they feel great.

There are a couple places that can machine the rails off, but I kind of like it myself. I just ordered a pair of rosewood grips for it, I saw one on another forum with them and they looked amazing. I will post a pic when they come This week.

I got a surprise from the wife. Just thought I'd share a pic or two.
Taurus PT 100 AFS 40 S&W. I picked up a set hogue grips for it today. They feel a little bit better than the factory grips.

Just picked it up a few days ago. The price just seemed unbeatable, $100.

I got the RSS for the pt145, so I switched the v2 to the Walther. Just thought I'd share some pics

Both are very reliable weapons.

They are fairly close in size.

A PA-63 in 9x18 Makarov, to me has the same amount of recoil as the P-64. My nephew carries a PA-63, and we shoot them both quite often.

The p-64 is a very reliable weapon. As Keith mentioned it has a pretty good kick behind it. If she can't take the recoil like my wife, I would suggest something along the lines of a .380. I purchased the Walther pk380 a few weeks back, and she just loves it. In my opinion there is no slide easier to...