The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Double Tap is right; if used in a self-defense situation I feel the hard double-action pull would not be noticed. I put the 17# Wolfe hammer spring in my P-64 and have no problems. To me changing the recoil spring is a waste of time. But, everyone is entitled to their own ideas.
Black Otter

Junius, I am glad you found out the info. You reminded me I have an old book on proofmarks in my gun books. The old guns are really neat. Being a buckskinner I see some old originals once in a while. One of my favorites I have is a Davide Pedersoli 2nd model Brown Bess .75 flintlock musket. It is es...

You might send a request to Sarah Rittgers at Muzzle Blast magazine; the magazine of the National Muzzle-Loading Rifle association. The address is NMLRA,PO Box 67,Friendship, In. 47021-0067. She would like all visible markings transcribed and clear photos if possible. They do identify quite a few ol...

I bought a Tagua or Tauga for Kahr KM40. The P64 fits well but is not snug. The trigger guard area is a little big. I checked where the guard is on the P64, shot some super glue in the excess area, clamped it , and left it overnight. Next morning I drilled a set of holes and saddle-stitched a new se...

Thanks for the welcome, guys. I am really impressed with the P64. I was looking for a small secondary carry gun while my Airweight Bodyguard was getting a trigger job. The P64 will make an excellent CCW gun. Lightening the D/A pull will help with that first shoot if needed. I am used to cocking the ...

I am new at this posting thing, so bear with me. I have over 50 years shooting experience, am an NRA life member,NMLRA member, NRA Pistol instructor, and CCW instructor. Have taught marksmanship and instructed in black-powder shooting. Enough about me. I bought my first P64 about 3 weeks ago at a lo...