Guess my cat shares my taste in handguns. . .

I set my P-64 in holster on my bed, and guess who decides to use it as a pillow?

Thanks. Her name is Asia and I got her back in January. Her favorite pillow is the back of my hand.

Officers'Wife said:

Cat hair in the action is really really hard to clean.

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Fortunately, it's in a holster. And there's not many places for it to get into a P-64.

The P-64 is wearing a set of Marschall padauk wood grips. They're nice. The cat came from the Virginia Siamese Rescue Center (SiameseRescue.org). She already had her name when I got her, and it fits.

1John1:9 said:

Beautiful cat. Is that a snowshoe or a siamese mix???

I've wanted a P-64 for some time. One day I hope to.
I own 5 cats........I'm not looking for another anytime soon.

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She's a Snowshoe, although the Snowshoe breed is technically a Siamese mutation. She's got the Siamese voice, and she talks a lot. The fourth day I had her, she fell asleep on my lap. She settled in within 48 hours and completely trusted me within just a few days. She's oh so sweet, and a perfect little lady. Most loving cat I've ever met.

The P-64 is a great choice once you change the hammer spring. The trigger isn't bad at all. I got mine back in 2010 when I first got my concealed carry permit. Back then they were only $160, although their current going rate of $260 is still a good deal for what it is: a perfectly reliable and extremely accurate military-grade firearm. My father was also looking for an appropriate carry piece, and I managed to sell him on that based on my research. We took the 2-hour drive from Phoenix to J&G Sales in Prescott and hand-picked our pistols. $180 apiece out the door including a Wolff spring kit. Marschall Grips makes great-quality custom wood grips for a variety of milsurp handguns. The guy's in Hungary and there's around a 4-month wait, but it's worth it. They can greatly improve the look and comfort of your pistol.