Videos tagged with P-64

This YouTube video features an auction lot of 16 P-64 pistols. While no specific firearm demonstration is detailed in the provided information, the title indicates a focus on this particular model and the auction aspect of acquiring multiple units. The description directs viewers to the uploader's website for product details and provides social media links for further engagement. The content appears to be aimed at collectors and enthusiasts interested in acquiring firearms through auction.

The Polish P-83 Wanad is a 9x18mm handgun offering a budget-friendly option at around $219.95, often bundled with a leather flap holster and two magazines. While inspired by the Makarov, it has distinct differences in magazine compatibility and disassembly. Its 9x18mm caliber is viable for self-defense with modern ammunition, and its double-action trigger is smoother than the P-64's.

The P-64 Polish pistol, chambered in 9x18 Makarov, offers a compact and accurate platform inspired by the Walther PPK. While featuring a crisp single-action trigger, its double-action pull is notably heavy, a characteristic of its military design. It served as Poland's standard service pistol and remains a functional surplus option.

The Polish Radom P-64 is an affordable 9x18 Makarov pistol, often found under $200, offering extreme reliability and simple maintenance. While compact and thin, making it suitable for concealed carry, it suffers from sharp recoil, a low capacity, and a very heavy factory double-action trigger. Modifications with Wolff springs can significantly improve trigger pull.

This review compares the Makarov PM with variants like the East German PM, Russian IJ-70, CZ 82, and Hungarian PA-63, all chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. The East German Makarov is highlighted for its superior fit and finish. Accuracy tests at 12 yards reveal performance differences, with the CZ 82 printing low and left. The video also touches on the robust construction and reliability of the Makarov platform.