The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

Hello everyone.
I bought my P-64 a few years ago from a buddy who had it and didn't like it. I told him I did enjoy it the few times we took it to the range, and he finally relented and let me have it for a good price. I took it out to the range a few weeks ago and put 75 rounds of Wolf through it, then a few magazines of Hornady Critical Defense to make sure it would eat it. It only had one failure the whole time, and I wasn't shooting it. I'm pretty sure the guy limp wristed it. I enjoy the heck out of it and will be using it as my CCW. I'm currently shopping for a holster, and I'd love one of the US Gunleather masterpieces, I understand he's not taking orders right now? (I've been lurking here for quite some time). I found this in a google search today http://www.tarpoffmoore.com/turtlecreek_holsters.htm but am open to any suggestions. I want a good IWB.

Just wanted to say hi, introduce myself, and I look forward to having lots of good interaction with the lot of you.

Thanks.
E.

Lemmy rules. I am a early early Motorhead.

a true Rock and Roll icon. I'd love to sit down with him and listen to his stories.

I saw a Biography on him. Guy is the real deal. Metallica and most of the others are humbled when Lemmy walks in the room. His guts have to be made out of solid stainless steel

Congrats on your pistol. Welcome!

Read his autobio, "White Line Fever," if you haven't already. Just like he's telling you war stories.
He's lived the whole history of Rock.

He is God, you know.

I thought I read somewhere that Clapton was God.

Who are you talking about?

Lemmy Kilmister. Lead singer and Bass Player for Motorhead, and all-around badass.

OK, sorry, never heard of him...I'm too old...that was after my time.

Byrd I thought I was old!
Lemmy has been at it for 50 years...he was born in 1945.

Guess it was not my style then...I was more of a Grateful Dead fan, but I don't much remember

didn't take off in the US as much as in the rest of the world. Not sure why.
Most everyone knows "ace of spades" though.