P-64 at AIM $180

Kman · Jun 23, 2011

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?groupid=358&name=Polish+Radom+P-64+9x18+Pistol

I don't have one. I've got a CZ-82 and a good amount of 9x18 ammo.
Is this a decent deal on a decent pistol?

MikeTF · Jun 23, 2011

I would say that it is a better deal than the one I bought from J&G Sales. J&G was $180, but I had to pay $20 extra for an extra magazine, and the gun did not come with the original holster ($25). I wish that I had waited a bit longer.

Combloc · Jun 23, 2011

They were made by Radom fot the Polish military/police so you know that they're going to be well built. The CZ is going to have a better trigger but the Radom is goint to be more concealable. Both are quality.

aquaman · Jun 23, 2011

are these double action?

fivepointstar · Jun 23, 2011

aquaman said:
are these double action?

DA/SA

very accurate @ 25 yrds too!

Rangeman · Jun 23, 2011

How does accuracy compare to the CZ82?

MightyWarMonger · Jun 23, 2011

you tempt me greatly sir the old lady will likely kill me if I buy this. come to think about it you may want to look for me in the abituary section of the paper I may have to buy this.

ThePirate · Jun 23, 2011

Just ordered one + best of 5 + 5 50 round boxes of PPU ammo. Total including shipping $300.89. With a bit of luck I can slip it past the wife.
This damn C&R license is going to be the death of me yet.

bward1028 · Jun 24, 2011

damn. should have waited instead of getting mine from J&G. much better deal here.

Threeband · Jun 24, 2011

Do not be dismayed by the heavy trigger pull. It's a safety feature, to prevent the gun from being fired under any circumstances.

You'll probably want to switch to the 18 pound hammer spring from Wolff Springs.

http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?page=items&cID=1&mID=49

Installation isn't bad. Here are instructions:

http://www.p64resource.com/fixes.php

ThePirate · Jun 24, 2011

Threeband said:
Do not be dismayed by the heavy trigger pull. It's a safety feature, to prevent the gun from being fired under any circumstances.

You'll probably want to switch to the 18 pound hammer spring from Wolff Springs.

http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?page=items&cID=1&mID=49

Installation isn't bad. Here are instructions:

http://www.p64resource.com/fixes.php

yep, have already checked that out. The heavy trigger pull seems to be about the only down side. Well maybe the heavy recoil but that shouldn't bother us real men.

BlueHeeler · Jun 24, 2011

ThePirate said:
yep, have already checked that out. The heavy trigger pull seems to be about the only down side. Well maybe the heavy recoil but that shouldn't bother us real men.

I would not call it a heavy recoil.

It is snappy and wants to rotate the pistol in your hand. If you hold it too high on the grip to keep it from trying to rotate, the slide will bite. That is just character in my opinion. I greatly enjoy mine. :thumbsup:

Amusingly when I let noobs pick the first pistol to shoot (after the Mark II) they usually pick the P64 because it looks little and friendly. They generally do not like it as much as I do. It is a fun shooter, but I would not call it friendly.

F-Stop · Jun 25, 2011

That's a good description blueheeler. I find these very accurate out to 20yds. Really have not shot past that. I was really surprised. Even left handed I was grouping very well. I ended up getting a second from sog.

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