The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

First, I'd like to say thankyou to the members here answering my questions both before buying the pistol and after. I asked about reliability, Point of Aim vs. Point of Impact, and an issue I had after replacing the mainspring which turned out to be a non-issue. Second, the great videos by Saysonny ...

I also posted this in the General Discussion. Anxious for help.... I just today picked up my P-64 from Gander Mountain. I live in NYS, so had to go through the amendment process. Excited about getting a new toy.. I had already ordered replacement recoil and mainspring from Wolff. With the help of th...

I just today picked up my P-64 from Gander Mountain. I live in NYS, so had to go through the amendment process. Excited about getting a new toy.. I had already ordered replacement recoil and mainspring from Wolff. With the help of the excellent information here and videos by Saysonny, replacing the ...

I just today picked up my P-64 from Gander Mountain. I live in NYS, so had to go through the amendment process. Excited about getting a new toy.. I had already ordered replacement recoil and mainspring from Wolff. With the help of the excellent information here and videos by Saysonny, replacing the ...

Went ahead and purchased a P-64 from Gander Mountain @ 199.00 per their sale flyer. I know some of the sales staff there and they allowed me to go through all 9 pistols they had in stock. I selected a 1975 production in seemingly very good condition. It comes with only one magazine, so I plan on get...

Thanks for the responses on my question below regards POA vs. POI. As everyone knows, Gander Mountain is running a flyer for these pistols at 200.00. I'm going tomorrow to check them out, and likely will buy one. I've been reading this forum (great information) and have seen some posts for broken tr...

Hello. My name is Bill, and I'm really considering buying a P-64. I have a question for all the P-64 ownders on this forum. Is it the usual experience that the P-64 Point of Impact is fairly close to point of aim? I realize that the sights leave a lot to be desired, but just curious as to the usual ...