Delaware Open Carry

Jason wrote:Ok got my forms. ....

Where did you get your forms?

LordJim did all the foot work..

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=601

It takes like a week to get the forms.

Jason wrote:LordJim did all the foot work..

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=601

It takes like a week to get the forms.

Thanx!

Had a lady from the BATFE Call me today. They have issued me my C&R. and it is on the way.

Congratulations. P64s just became C&R. If you haven't already broken your license in, you could break it in on one (or two). $169 from SOG in excellent condition. Mine is 1970 and doesn't look like it has ever been fired. Have read they are an inexpensive CC gun.

Link to site?

Very Nice!!!!

Jason wrote:Link to site?

http://www.southernohiogun.com/

I wonder how hard it is to find 9x18 ammo...

Boots wrote:I wonder how hard it is to find 9x18 ammo...

I have made a few purchases of Brown Bear 9x18 FMJ at Millers. It has been in stock each time I wanted it. There are more and more of these caliber guns hitting the shores, so availability should only get better locally.

Aesthetically the P64 is a nice looking gun. DA trigger pull is not great. Almost impossible to use smooth/even trigger pull for DA. Pulls 2/3rds way and suddenly stops & requires a huge increase in force to get the trigger to break. A friend of mine's P64 is exactly the same way. However the SA pull is very light. Not much pressure needed to make it break. There are lighter springs available to fix this problem tho.

I also have a CZ-82 in this caliber. Although it is not as physically appealing, the trigger on it is butter. CZ-82's are known to have very smooth trigger pull.