feg hungery pa-63 a good gun?
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Cobra76two
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Oh man I found this thread too late I guess.
This is from the makorov.com site...
"Makarov.com is no longer in the firearms accessories business, but is for informational purposes only.
Thanks to our former customers for many years of patronage.
Unfortunately time dictates that we can no longer answer technical questions, or provide sources to find items, parts or accessories."
Anyone have any idea where else one might find that replacement spring kit mentioned earlier? And the Pacmyer grips...what model? Do you look for Makovov grips?
Thanks for any help. I bought this gun for a carry piece for my little lady. She likes the way it looks and handles, but doesn't care for the bite. I'll also be looking into the Hogue slip on for it if they will fit.
I do realize this is an old post so please forgive me for bringing it back from the buried depths. I found it doing a search and it pertains to exactly what I'm looking for...new grips, springs, and info. Thanks in advance.
This is from the makorov.com site...
"Makarov.com is no longer in the firearms accessories business, but is for informational purposes only.
Thanks to our former customers for many years of patronage.
Unfortunately time dictates that we can no longer answer technical questions, or provide sources to find items, parts or accessories."
Anyone have any idea where else one might find that replacement spring kit mentioned earlier? And the Pacmyer grips...what model? Do you look for Makovov grips?
Thanks for any help. I bought this gun for a carry piece for my little lady. She likes the way it looks and handles, but doesn't care for the bite. I'll also be looking into the Hogue slip on for it if they will fit.
I do realize this is an old post so please forgive me for bringing it back from the buried depths. I found it doing a search and it pertains to exactly what I'm looking for...new grips, springs, and info. Thanks in advance.
For a PA-63?
Go to Wolff springs website. Everything will be listed there. You can buy various weights of recoil spring and mainsprings. They also sell an increased tension firing pin spring, which is recommended to use with their heavier recoil springs.
For wood grips, look up this guy called marshal.
Go to Wolff springs website. Everything will be listed there. You can buy various weights of recoil spring and mainsprings. They also sell an increased tension firing pin spring, which is recommended to use with their heavier recoil springs.
For wood grips, look up this guy called marshal.
Carlos
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Numrich has parts for PA-63s too. I still love the Twins.
The stock PA63 kicks like a mule snd has a hard trigger pull. By replacing the recoil spring with a heavier one and replacing the hammer spring with a lighter one I turned mine into a beautiful shooting weapon. The springs are not very difficult to change out. The gun fits well in the hand and is light and thin which makes it easy to carry, although it is a little big for a pocket gun. It is the same size as a Walther PP. MidwayUSA.com has Wolff Spring kits for the FEG PA63. Ammo is cheap.
dusty14u
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The spring kit comes from Wolff Gun Springs. I recommend getting both the recoil calibration pack SKU # 12310 for $18.79 and the hammer spring calibration kit SKU 32799 for $9.00. Total is about $32.00 with shipping but you can really tune this gun to your ammunition.
http://www.gunsprings.com/Semi-Auto%...1/mID20/dID103
How to adjust and replace the springs.. free tutorial... and easy to do. Took me 5 minutes to change the recoils spring and hammer spring. You do NOT need to change the firing pin spring unless it is an issue and 99.5% of the time it is not.
http://forums.gunboards.com/showthre...-Pa-63-Springs
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