Designed and pushed into Polish military and police service starting in the 60s, the P-64 would serve faithfully throughout the majority of the Cold War era and it still is in service with some police forces today. The P-64 is a pretty smoll pistol considering that it uses 9mm Makarov as its caliber of choice, it's not that much smaller than the Makarov in terms of height, but in width it's actually visibly slimmer in comparison to the Makarov, making the pistol a very good back up or pocket pistol in the US civilian market. One major issue with the idea of using it for carry conceal though is the fact that it has one of the most heaviest double action trigger pulls in firearms history, making firing the pistol in double action quite a Herculean feat, however this issue can be fixed with replacement springs from a company known as "Wolff." Not only can Wolff springs fix the double action pull, but the company also makes recoil springs as well, giving the pistol a softer recoil when fired.

Not only did I upgrade this pistol with those, I also found a Extended Magazine Release for it, sharper eyed P-64 pistol users likely already noticed this. This extender makes the heel release easier to manipulate, though i'm not the most titanic fan of its price tag even with a Christmas discount. (It was around 47USD compared to its normally 55USD.)

This pistol used a 6 round magazine and those who use the pistol say it's typically accurate for its size and reliable.

This is my first firearm made and designed by Polish people for the Polish army and military by a Polish firearms company all in one so i'm very proud to have it. = O