O.K. new friends..
I am new to the board and this is my first post, I stumbled upon an ad for a P-64 at J&G, WOW I said..seeing as I am Polish and have a Polish AK..I MUST have a P-64!
I have read a great many posts here but still..I would like some opinions.
What do YOU consider to be the "ULTIMATE" P-64 and why? Triangle hammer vs. round "A" marked, year etc.
(Side notes..should I get 2 do to a lack of parts? How many extra mags do you suggest I purchase?)
Thank you ahead of time!
"Ultimate" P-64?
"Ultimate" P-64?
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Welcome wolf!! I have the P64 in both versions and the round hammer is a little easier to conceal carry, but the triangle is much easier to cock to use in S/A. I've also got the Tantal so I'm sure we'll be in some good discussions about those too. As for mags a few extra are always good to have. As far as extra parts gun if you can afford it it wouldn't be a bad idea.
Again welcome!!
Again welcome!!
"Ultimate" P-64?
Thank you! Great advice!
(Side note..I shoulda bought a Tantal while I had the chance! I have an underfolder in 7.62 x 39 now)
(Side note..I shoulda bought a Tantal while I had the chance! I have an underfolder in 7.62 x 39 now)
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I consider My p-64 cause its small compact and its still a 9mm. When I show it to anyone there like that can't be a 9mm its way to small. Easy to use plenty reg 9mm brass laying around for converting. Its Eastern Bloc means it almost lifetime guarantied to work every time you pull the trigger. I wouldn't know about the round hammer A marked models mine is a 1974 triangle hammer and I have the A on the frame too. I too own an AK not a polish one but a Sagia 16" Here is a pic of two of my toys right here.
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wolf,
Welcome aboard, glad to have you with us..... ;D, as for round or triangular I got both,as did a lot of us here, they serve different purposes for me.
Papabear
Welcome aboard, glad to have you with us..... ;D, as for round or triangular I got both,as did a lot of us here, they serve different purposes for me.
Papabear
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"Ultimate" P-64?
Check out centerfire. They have a better deal on p-64 then j&g
http://www.centerfiresystems.com/
http://www.centerfiresystems.com/
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Nice Saiga! I have one of those too..AWESOME weapon! ;Dipsd wrote:I consider My p-64 cause its small compact and its still a 9mm. When I show it to anyone there like that can't be a 9mm its way to small. Easy to use plenty reg 9mm brass laying around for converting. Its Eastern Bloc means it almost lifetime guarantied to work every time you pull the trigger. I wouldn't know about the round hammer A marked models mine is a 1974 triangle hammer and I have the A on the frame too. I too own an AK not a polish one but a Sagia 16" Here is a pic of two of my toys right here.
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papabear wrote:wolf,
Welcome aboard, glad to have you with us..... ;D, as for round or triangular I got both,as did a lot of us here, they serve different purposes for me.
Papabear
Good advice! Thanks!
"Ultimate" P-64?
Thanks for the heads up!istbankodad wrote:Check out centerfire. They have a better deal on p-64 then j&g
http://www.centerfiresystems.com/
"Ultimate" P-64?
i like the round hammer, but either will do the job
"Ultimate" P-64?
Are all parts exchangable between the round and triangular hammered models?
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