Polish P-64 - Testing Wolff Recoil Springs - 20 and 22 Pound

I finally got out to the range to est the new Wolff recoil springs I ordered for my Polish P-64. I really could not tell the difference between the two new springs but I could tell a difference between the new and old which I think was an 18 pound spring.

Anyway, any old excuse to go shoot will do :)

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• Polish
• P-64
• P64
• Testing
• Wolff
• Recoil
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• 20
• 22
• Pound
• Poland

[ABBAS73654]

That says POLISH I Thought It Went He Had Polished The Gun :S

[ArtisanTony]

@ABBAS73654 haha, for a moment I thought I misspelled it :)

[scooter17568]

Bad dad; go pick up your son!

[ArtisanTony]

@scooter17568 LOL I was there 15 minutes early to pick him up :)

[thatbeastmodeguy]

you should get a glock 17, there very nice and wont bite your hand like that

[ArtisanTony]

@thatbeastmodeguy I have a Glock 19. This was just a neat pistol to collect. Thanks!

[Emeianoite]

those are some serious paws!

[ArtisanTony]

@MegaGevehr That makes since. I just wanted an excuse to play around with the recoil springs :) Those guys in the back ground did more talking than shooting. :) They came over and shot my AK, Glock, Colt 1911 and this P64 :) Good to hear from you!

[MegaGevehr]

IIRC, lighter spring reduce felt recoil, but I could be wrong. I'm really surprised that 9x18 hasn't caught on in the states. You can put it in .380 frames with damn near 9mm performance.

By the way, the back ground conversation was pretty entertaining.

[ArtisanTony]

@GunWebsites They were $8 each but they come with the firing pin spring in the package. I ordered them from J&G :)