possumman
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Decided I want a P-64 who do you recommend?
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Eddie Van
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I bought mine from SOG/Southern Ohio Gun (C & R license required).
I really like mine,snappy in a good way!
I really like mine,snappy in a good way!
Chaunsey
Ultimate Member
classicarms is great too.
http://www.classicfirearms.com/c-r-eligible/polish-radom-p-64-pistols
I just got mine and an extra magazine in yesterday. Today I put in new springs.
I just ordered another and an extra magazine, and yes, more 9x18 Makarov ammo.
I ordered those awesome wood grips that take forever to get to the states. Gusztáv Marschalkó - $84 Polish Radom P-64 Beavertail
, Options: Walnut, Red Shellac finish, Checkered.
http://www.marschalgrips.com/hires-p64/P64.HTM
http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?
32358 POLISH P-64 9x18 MAKAROV RP HAMMR SPRING PAK $9.00
53422 POLISH P64 9x18MAK XP RECOIL SPRING 22LB $7.89
Shipping $6.20
Might as well just pick any of those vendors. I went wth Classic and had a bad time, but the owner eventually called to apologize. I ended up getting the P 64 elsewhere. I've done business with SOG, Century, J & G-- they all have their + and -, and they all can have a bad day. Just be sure to get the P 64!
As those going the same price with CZ-82 I am having hard time justifying the buy
Otherwise I would have one by now
No, the CZ82's are more in the $240-280 range; the P64 at Classic is $229. The CZ 82, having a 12 rnd mag and being more popular has always cost a little more. Get both......
Machodoc
Old Guy
Agreed. Alternate between the two, and try to get at least two P-64s, and two Vz. 82s ... if not more of the 82s. There aren't many long guns left to spend money on now, without going overboard, and these are still excellent buys. The P-64 is a good CCW for protection, and the Vz. 82 is just a great shooter. I suspect that neither of these is going to be available much longer, and both are going up in price pretty fast.
I guess I missed that. I saw CZs at $209 just a little while ago
peckman28
Active Member
I got a P64 from Classic a month or so ago. I had a good experience with it, and I like the pistol. However, I will say that the sights on it are all but useless.
possumman
Ultimate Member
I ordered one- which springs should I change- any input?
Saw P-64 at The Gunshop in essex.
See my post earlier in this thread.
Machodoc
Old Guy
Same experience here. Chances are that the person picking and packing your order isn't the highest-paid gun expert in the organization, and may be more concerned with getting stuff out of the warehouse in a hurry than carefully examining the best firearm for you. I've had great luck with Classic, but also my worst order with them. SOG and AIM have been very consistent for me ... but eventually, they all get down to the bottom of the barrel, and someone's gonna be sent those, too.
chevellenut71
Ultimate Member
I have two, one with the spring kit and one with out really cant tell much of a difference. A little bit but love them both..one for each pocket
The wood grips that I ordered a long time ago for one of my Polish P64 pistols arrived (see January 20th post in this thread for more)
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