The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Hello all, I'm gunneyrabbit, go by G.R. mostly; been a member for a while and guess I just failed to introduce myself. This is a great group of shooters, friendly and knowledgeable people who are willing to help. Your going to like it here.
G.R.

I'd like to get back to the question of suitably of the 116 gr. load for the FEG PA-63. My understanding is that the PA-63 is a tiatnium/aluminum alloy frame and stronger than steel. I own several .38sp revolvers that are titanium/aluminum alloy in construction and all are rated +P, none of my stree...

Fish,you may want to PM NORMSUTTON with your inquiery, most of us get our info off of the internet and it is very generic. Slower lead loads don't do much damage to barrels and pistol last longer.
G.R.,

ramiriz60,
OK, I know I'm going to look very silly to you and the other reloaders here at the forum, but' what is " B'eye powder" ?
I'm a newbee at reloading and I've never heard of the product/brand name, fill me in please, inquiering minds need to know.
G.R.

Gik-Tal, thank you for the posting and the information, I was beginning to think I was the only person around who carried a light weight snubby. There is no lack of printed information regarding standard loadings for the .357 from an eight or ten inch barrel, but trying to find something that is the...

+1 with fknipfer1, been using it for .38/357, 9mm and 45ACP loads and it is as clean as anything else I'm using.
G.R.

rottenrick, I'm curious, what was the asking price for the Rossi?
G.R.

Juniustaylor, picked up two box's of ammo today and plan on shooting it this weekend.
G.R.

Holy crap, it is paint! Now what?
Dom, your weapons look great, did you repaint the metal or did you blue them.
G.R.

I'm ashamed to tell you what I paid for mine, it was so beautiful that I could not pass it up. It is still in cosmoline with out a scratch, dent or ding on the wood and the blued metal is beautiful. I've been afraid to take it out and shoot it for fear that it would come back with a nick in the wood...

ramiriz60, thanks for the on going info, really appreciated.
G.R.

Hey wyo-man, " WELCOME TO THE FORUM" Your going love it here! G.R.

Shot today with light loads, very accurate. Had a lot of fellows rubber necking to see what I was shooting, these are very nice pistol's.
Just a word of warning about light 9mm loads, when one of the empty hot casings goes down the front of your shirt, or hits you in the head,
they still hurt!
G.R.

curt266, that issue has been noted in the past. If the magazine is not numbered to your pistol, it "may" be an after an market issue and could be the cause. Also, keep in mind that some of these pistoles are over 40 years old and some got more use than others. If your pistol shoots accurat...

Voltaire1923, Good job!
G.R.