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I used paypal to purchase parts. Just be patient, mail delivery from Poland isn't the quickest.
Good luck.

I had e-mailed the seller about shipping charges if purchasing multiple parts. He sent all 3 parts (small items) for $5.00 total.

I just got a firing pin and firing pin spring I bought from a man in Poland who lists on Gunbroker.

Mine are the same, maybe more to the right than "slightly", and almost look like they were staked in place. No need to move them on my gun as it sights true.

Took the new gun out, found it's a shooter too !!!!!!! :mrgreen: But does it sling the empties! Replaced the hammer spring with 18# Wolff and find the double action trigger pull to not affect my aim. Don't think I'm going to replace recoil spring as I don't find recoil objectionable. Ran 50 rounds o...

Update: Back from J&G with a new gun in hand, all is good.

Fortunately I live in Prescott where J&G's store is, so when I run some errands tomorrow they'll be on the list. Actually I'm fortunate to live in Prescott for a lot of reasons, it's a great place to live. The only time I had a problem with one of my Ruger pistols I just took it to the Ruger pla...

Think I've found the problem. Not enough engagement of the hammer/sear interface. The gun had a scary light single action pull, seemed like just the lightest touch on the trigger would drop the hammer. If you push up lightly on the hammer in it's cocked position it overrides the engagement of the se...

Took my 1977 p64 out for the first time today. Shot 3 mags and had this problem every shot. Chambered a round, de-cocked it, raised the safety and fired in double action. The gun ejected the spent casing and chambered a new round, BUT the hammer was down, not cocked. Gun could be fired in double act...

I live in Prescott, and went into J&G to buy a P64. They brought out 3 or 4 guns for me to select from. This is their SOP , the guns are randomly select from their inventory, not "hand select". Of the guns they presented all had issues, on some the decockers worked very poorly. Because...