Polish Radom P-64 9x18mm Makarov Compact, 1968 Production, DA/SA, Blued Steel, 3.3 in Fixed Barrel, 7+1
This Radom P-64 is a 1968-production Polish compact pistol chambered in 9x18mm Makarov, released through the Polish AMW surplus program and import-marked by Century Arms. It features an all-steel, blued construction with a fixed 3.3 inch barrel, DA/SA trigger, and slide-mounted safety/decocker. Clear factory and import markings, clean bore, and classic P-64 features make this example a strong, verified representation of the wz. 1964 service pistol.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Light scratches are present on the slide and grips from prior handling and use, and there is visible muzzle wear from previous holster carry.
What’s Included
- Radom P-64 pistol (9x18mm Makarov)
- 1x 7-round steel single-stack magazine with finger-rest floorplate; electro-penciled "44971" on the magazine body just above the floorplate
Officially designated 9 mm pistolet wz. 1964 (P-64, "CZAK"), this compact service pistol is built on an all-steel, blued frame and slide with black checkered grips. It uses a fixed-barrel blowback system paired with a DA/SA, hammer-fired action and a ring-spur hammer. Capacity is 7+1 with its single-stack magazine that includes a witness slot.
The slide shows the Polish factory code "11" and a four-digit production year, with this example dated 1968. The left side is marked "PL AMW 9 mm MAK 'P-64'." Century Arms import markings read "C.A.I. GEORGIA, VT • MADE IN POLAND • F B RADOM," documenting its surplus release and import path.
Controls and sighting features include a slide-mounted safety/decocker with red dot indicator, fixed sights (integral front blade and a fixed square-notch rear in a dovetail), rear slide serrations, and longitudinal anti-glare serrations across the top of the slide. The compact size and fixed barrel contribute to the P-64’s recognizable handling profile.
This P-64 retains the core characteristics that define the model: durable blued steel construction, a 3.3 inch fixed barrel, and clean, well-defined rifling. The included 7-round magazine features a finger-rest floorplate and an electro-penciled marking on the magazine body just above the floorplate, consistent with surplus issue practices.