A couple of old warhorses.

[Birds Away]

A couple of old warhorses I recently acquired.  They may not be beautiful but they are reliable and quite handy to have around.

CZ 82 (top) and the Polish Army P-64.  Who says you can't buy a quality handgun for $300?

[Pynckone]

I have the same pair. 

P-64 great pocket carry gun in summer.  Mine is complete with the legendary DA trigger! 

[Birds Away]

Legendary indeed.  I think there may be ways of improving that.  I'm going to do some research and see what I can come up with.

[Hurryin Hoosier]

I have the same pair. 
P-64 great pocket carry gun in summer.

Same here! I sent both of mine to Ron Mahovsky for his "Metalife" hard-chrome, installed Marschal oiled walnut grips, and got pocket holsters for both from Robert Mika.

[Birds Away]

I have the same pair. 
P-64 great pocket carry gun in summer.

Same here! I sent both of mine to Ron Mahovsky for his "Metalife" hard-chrome, installed Marschal oiled walnut grips, and got pocket holsters for both from Robert Mika.

These haven't even got through the qual process for carry or defensive use yet.  I might have them cerakoted if they prove themselves.  I've bought Marschals for a 82 before but will probably just buy some slip on grips for these two.  Neither will ever be anything more than a backup carry or a stash gun in the house. 

[Stogies]

Funny, I used to have the same combo.

[Hurryin Hoosier]

Great minds run in the same channels! 

[toolness1]

Double action on the P-64 can be helped some by a 17 or 18 lb Wolff hammer spring.  The heaviest recoil spring isn't a bad addition either. 

Nice pair, and I think they are beautiful.  Beautifully rugged, well made, reliable, and a blast to shoot!

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[Birds Away]

Thanks for the info.  I hadn't gotten around to researching the springs yet.  I intend to make some spring changes on both guns just need to do a little reading to determine what to change and which new ones to buy.