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any of you regulars on here who just keep the gun springs original? the strength of the springs dont really bug me much, I like the gun the way it is

Same here. When I bought my P-64 it had a lighter hammer spring. It was not reliable when shooting double action and would fail to fire occasionally. I put a factory spring back in it and it has never failed again.

I have 2 with lighter hammer springs and no prolems, just wanted to see how the trigger would be.and left my third one the way it came and actully has lightened up with use.

I kept the original springs in my P-64 and have been very pleased with both the double action and single action trigger pull. Only thing I've replaced was a trigger return spring that broke first time I fired the pistol.

I left it as is.

The exception is grips.

Mine is 100% stock, as well.

All of mine have been stock as well except for the grips [Zee & Dennis]. A couple of them the DA was a tad heavy, but after 500 rds the DA lightened up, I prefer the P-64 with a heavier DA, with 6+1 and safety off it acts as a safety for me.

As a new p 64 shooter the first thing I jumped on were the springs. After a shooting session monday I changed them back to stock. Too many missfires with the light hammer spring.

Mine is also stock including the grips.

From a new owner and new member, after shooting this little beauty I will leave everything stock. I feel the Polish designers knew what they were doing. Just my humble opinion. Allentown Ernie.

Good thread, I better try mine first before jumping to conclusions.

(I just got mine in yesterday from J&G. I plan to go shoot it in the morning.

I have kept mine stock and am very pleased with the way it handles. As has been said, I like the DA to be stiff as I carry with the saftey off.

I kept mine as it is. I found the DA on mine was a lot like my M9.

Want to get new grips from Marschal (got to convince the wife to let me). I love carrying this little kick@zz number in my pocket. ;D