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Though I do not have a c.c. at this time, my stock p-64 with the factory springs has such a heavy pull I dont see how it could be an issue having a round in the chamber with the hammer at rest. The trigger pull is extremely heavy and I have often wondered if this was designed that way with just that...

Does anyone know if they make these for a southpaw?

I agree with Stan. I bought a p-64 after shooting one because everyone complains about the recoil. A 240 pound mechanic finds the pistol a gem for size and and though I don' t have huge hands my fingers aren't bleeding and no they are not numb. I have not changed springs nor do I intend to. The gun ...

hairypolack, Accept my apology for jumping to conclusions about target practice. Since the bird was taken and eaten as game I have no quarrel with you. It just sounded as if it was originally taken in poor sportsmanship. Which believe me we have more than our share of around here in southwestern Ohi...

I'm not a tree hugger or with Peta. But as an avid off-roader and gun hobbist such action probably wasn't the best thing you could do for target practice. Not trying to cause a fuss Everyone needs to think before pulling the trigger.

I ran a few rounds through my brothers p-64 a couple of weeks ago the recoil isn't bad just a bit snappy if you will until you know what to expect. I shot it after shooting my cz-82. I like them both and have my eyes on a p-64 now for c/c. New to the handgunning hobby but found it to be a whole lot ...