The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Sorry Folks, on the double posting. Fingers are faster than this Ole Pollack's brain.

Just wondering, what are the differences between the P64 and the PPK :?: I like them both. :) They both go bang, right :?: :wink: The biggest difference internally is how the Sear and Hammer function. The PPK has an extra piece that is a quarter circle shape that interacts with the Trigger Bar, Sea...

Just wondering, what are the differences between the P64 and the PPK :?: I like them both. :) They both go bang\, right :?: :wink: The biggest difference internally is how the Sear and Hammer function. The PPK has an extra piece that is a quarter circle shape that interacts with the Trigger Bar, Se...

jb1911 wrote: ↑February 15th, 2018, 12:57 am I guess if you carry with none in the pipe you could always use your P64 as a club. Or you could just leave it at home.

Even a " club " is better than NOTHING

These are Surplus pistols. They had belonged to Poland for some time, and sold in huge lots to commercial vendors with no records. So no, no one can say for sure that a P-64 has not been used or issued. However most vendors will inspect them by the lot and give them a grade, i.e. Very Good, Excelle...

Hi Folks, Just wondering if anybody has ever come across any P64's that were " Never Used or Unissued " :?: I have seen one or two advertised for sale as being unissued. But, you could tell by the pictures alone that they were used, thus it had to have been issued to somebody. :roll: Would...

They do have a review on Classic's website, that has ( 3 ) stars.

But I still have not seen my ( 4 ) star review posted.

Perhaps they do not care for the wording.

Just wondering, what are the differences between the P64 and the PPK

I like them both.

They both go bank, right

As I previously stated, I messaged the Wolff Spring company in regards to the spring problem. I do have to admit that they did reply within 24 hours and following was their reply to the P64 spring. :shock: Hello Sir, Thanks for your email and for purchasing our springs. First, it would be normal for...

I messaged Wolff Springs and following is their reply in regards to this problem. Hello Sir, Thanks for your email and for purchasing our springs. First, it would be normal for the slide to be a little more difficult getting the slide back on because the recoil spring is new and has not been compres...

After reading Weasel's post that Wolff is aware of the spring problem and addressed it. I fired of a message to Wolff asking if indeed they were aware of the problem ? If they were, then why does the problem still exist ? And also asked if within the past two weeks of my order, did they send me old ...

Hey Curly, Nice area Syracuse . :) Flew into Syracuse many times, before I retired. Also, for a number of years I spent most of my free summer time in Sodus Bay. Did a lot of fishing out of Sodus Bay on charters. Then I kept my own boat there for a number of years. Made a lot of friends in Sodus. I ...

Even though the firearm was not up to my expectations, I did give Classic Firearms what I consider to be a " fair " review. I even gave them (4) Stars, due to the fact that they did return my $20.00 for " Pick the Best " selection, that I paid extra for. At least I feel that they...

Just have to ask. After time and firing of the firearm. Would the slide spring perhaps loose just enough tension to allow easier removal of the slide Or, is it just wishful thinking ? And their just is to much material in the Wolff springs ?

YES I am kidding

But Sadly at one time in my life, I did carry a blade. While in the USAF and stationed in Okinawa and Thailand. If I can remember correctly, all my buddies carried one.