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I'd think that comment would be considered tasteless even out there in fly-over country. JMHO, of course.
Donzi

Please be advised that the above is an INCORRECT email address. Sorry about that. The correct email for Zee is:
geospacesr@hotmail.com. Again, sorry f/the screwup.
Donzi

Dennis,
Altho I appreciate your info, I'd just as soon get original parts, if possible. Again, tho, thanks f/the info and welcome to the forum.
Donzi

Season's greetings to all, and may Santa bring you lots of toys!
Donzi

First, I'd order the heavier recoil spring. Many use the Wolff 22 lb, and it supposedly reduces felt recoil some. 2nd, I'd dismantle the pistol as much as possible and REALLY clean it w/solvents & then lubricate. Be sure to remove the grips 1st. 3rd, while it's apart, closely inspect all moving ...

Just a final note to wrap up this thread. I received my P64 springs from Mr. Laukert yesterday, about 4 weeks after (I think) he shipped them. And this was by priiority mail! So, good news is: you can get some P 64 parts from Poland(via Gunbroker). Bad news: Don't stand out by the mailbox waiting fo...

I Don't do Paypal. Does ZEE accept other forms of payment? Also, am I correct that his email is geospacesr@gmail.com? TIA, guys.
Donzi

Hi folks. I thought that I'd once read, on this forum, of a person who was/is making & selling original-type P64 plastic grips in colors other than black, but my site-search was unsucessful. Anyone have info on this? I'd really like a caramel colored set, if available. TIA. Donzi

Juniustaylor- Yes, I can feel a slight warmth coming from the Goldenrod when I open up my gun safe. It's not exactly overwhelming, but then I don't think it needs to be overly hot, just enough to keep the inside dry, which it seems to do quite well. Donzi

Please, NEVER store a firearm in a holster, especially a leather holster or a rifle bag. I've seen pix of several older firearms, including a beautiful WWII bring-back German P38 and an unfired 1920's M1903 Springfield rifle, that were basically ruined from rust due to long-term storage in holsters/...

Many thanks to all who replied. Guess I'll just wait f/the springs. Even if they don't make it (altho I believe they will, eventually), I'm only out $11 total.
Donzi

[ .... I tried emailing the same guy a number of times about p-64 parts he had listed on GB with no response from any of the questions.[/quote] I can tell you why he didn't answer. I've exchanged several Emails w/him & he doesn't seem to speak much English. Then again, once I get past "piro...

Edub wrote:It varies - especially during this time of year. Expect some delays because of the holiday mail rush.

When you say "It varies", what sort of timeframe are you thinking of? TIA.
Donzi

Hello. Just wondering how many of you, if any, have purchased P64 parts on Gunbroker from a gentleman in Poland who sells under the namer Laukar. I ask this because I bought 2 safety detent springs from him @ the end of Nov. & haven't received them as of this date. How long does it take shipment...

Now you've got me worrying. My 76 triangle-hammer P64 allows the trigger to move all the way back til the tip hits the guard. Anyone else's do this?
Donzi