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There's a great deal of variance in between the engravings on the Tauruses. It's almost like they use the same bit for way too long before replacing it. We have a used Taurus 92 that we took in trade right next to a new one, and you'd think I'd reversed the tags because the used one has deep, clear,...

You guys must have a different P64 than me if you can "accidentally" cock the hammer. Mine requires a deliberate, herculean effort.

Dang, you got the primo ammo in there too. I think each of my 9x18 pistols has eaten perhaps one box of Winchester ammunition. They mostly graze on steel-cased.

I'd love a Polish AK, but they seem to be mostly of the 5.45 variety, and I don't think I believe in non-7.62 AKs.

So, the double is pretty stiff, but I'm thinking that I won't bother changing springs, because I kind of dig it stock.

More like 20 feet. For longer ranges than that, I would switch over to my Polish AK-47(*not yet purchased).

I'm really pleased with the design and machining quality of the P64. It's an IO Inc and says 1970.

Just noticed that I don't know what year it is. (true Polack)

The universe decided it was finally time for me to own a P64. Here's the result of the first two magazines

OK, yeah, I definitely need a 940 then.

I think I want one of those 940s. Can you shoot it without moon clips and just pick out the spent cases with a fingernail? That's a cute 432 up there as well. Does that one have a 6 round cylinder since it's a 32? I attached a picture of my two pocket guns. (I later put some boot grips on the Colt, ...

And yet surprisingly the gun goes bang when you fire it.

We got some from CDNN last week for $139, I believe. I didn't see anything on their web site just now, so it may be a dealer-only thing, but maybe your FFL can call them up and confirm?

THIS IS WHAT I WANT ^^^

Your CZ82 is worn out and should be sold. For $50. Do you accept Paypal?

I always love how everyone determines their gun is broken because they spend hours fiddling with it instead of just going to the range and shooting it.