New guy with questions

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OHGUNNER
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New guy with questions

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Hello all, new guy from Ohio here. :hi: Long time gun collector. Just got a really nice P64 (1975). It appears to have been used very little and not carried at all. The dealer told me it came from AIM. Really nice, quality pistol. I believe the Factory 11/Radom guns are all top notch. I have a little trouble with trigger pull. DA is really heavy, as expected. SA seems, to me, to be way light. Much lighter than other pistols I have fired. Almost like a "set" trigger. Just touch it and it goes. Is this a normal condition with these guns? Anyone else notice this? Do I need some adjustment? If so, can you recommend a pistolsmith who is familiar with this weapon? Glad to be on this forum and thanks in advance for any advice.
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Curly1
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Welcome to the forum.

Mine is the same way hard DA and hair trigger in SA.
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craig
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Ditto with what Curly said. Mine was also made in 1975.
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HolmesZ28
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I agree, DA is a bear, and SA takes a little getting used to. I have a 77 P-64 and love it! Sleep with it close by with Silver Bear HP's loaded. Better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it.
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Welcome OHGUNNER. I am in Ohio as well and I believe we know someone in common. I was just talking to her yesterday I think or, it's a hell of coincidence <G>. If that's the case I have two almost complete spring sets for your weapon. Feel free to PM me if you like, I've gained a lot of knowledge from these good folks here and you will as well I'm sure. At any rate welcome to the forum!!!!
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OHGUNNER
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Thanks to all for the info. I guess my trigger is normal. Sure is a nice pistol. Good price too. Maybe a guy would be wise to get several before they go "out of sight" as so many others have. Only rough spot on mine was a buggered up grip screw. I cleaned it up with a slot file, fine stone, crocus cloth and cold blue. Good as new!
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