The Century Arms P64 is a surplus semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x18 with a 3.3-inch barrel and a 6-round magazine. It is a Polish Radom design imported in surplus condition. The pistol ships with two magazines in the Century Arms listing. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Century Arms 
• Model: P64 
• Caliber: 9x18 
• Action: Semi Auto 
• Capacity: 6 
• Barrel Length: 3.3 in 
   

Detailed Features 

• 3.3-inch barrel in a compact surplus pistol frame 
• Polish Radom P64 design imported by Century International Arms 
• 6-round magazine capacity 
• Surplus condition with some listings including 2 magazines 
• Compact size suited for concealed carry or collection

Owners of the P64 are split between collectors drawn to the Polish surplus history and practical shooters looking for an affordable compact carry pistol. The build quality on surplus specimens is generally solid, though condition varies and buyers appreciate inspecting before purchase when possible.

The double-action trigger pull on the P64 is the most common complaint. It runs heavy, and most owners who shoot the pistol regularly either invest in a spring kit or accept the pull as a training challenge. Single-action follow-up shots feel noticeably better.

The 9x18 chambering limits ammunition availability compared to more common chamberings, which is either a non-issue or a dealbreaker depending on the owner. For collectors, the P64 occupies a specific niche and holds its appeal at the surplus price point.

Mine showed noticeable wear, but function has been flawless without jams or feeding trouble. The single-action pull feels good, while the double-action pull and magazine release are extremely stiff. Both magazines arrived in good shape.