Anyone have any idea what the three stamp markings represent on the FEG, PA-63? I am aware of most of the. Each series would be able to accomodate up to 260,000 pistols (although it is not uncommon for arms makers to skip letters easily confused with numbers, such as I and O). On the other hand,. How can the answer be improved?

Hi Folks, I'm the happy owner of a PA-63 in 9MM Mak. I've read a bunch on this pistol since I bought it last year. I found the web site which described the proof marks fairly well.

Now having said the above, My understanding is this model pistol was produced from 1963 on, hence the model name PA-63. I've read varying accounts of these being made from the late 1950's through the 1990's. My pistol appears to have an acceptance mark from 1958.

Unfortunately the mark appears to be a double strike and only half imprinted. Kinda like maybe the fellow making the mark had too much vodka at lunch. On the Hungariae site the writer mentions some frames were 'rebuilt' and could have stamps dating to 1947. My frame is too nice to be that old if I am understanding the production of these pistols. My gun is bright framed with a blued slide.

Honestly, my gun looks to have never been issued. I've tried to take a clear close photo showing the acceptance marks but my crap camera is being uncooperative.

Suggestions on what I am seeing here? I can try to take better photos later in the week. Thanks in advance. Hi Folks, I'm the happy owner of a PA-63 in 9MM Mak.

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Honestly, my gun looks to have never been issued. I've tried to take a clear close photo showing the acceptance marks but my crap camera is being uncooperative. Suggestions on what I am seeing here? I can try to take better photos later in the week. Thanks in advance.as an owner of 4 of these at present ( one every where I might need one quickly), I can tell you it is almost my favorite pistol. All are wolff spring equipped and totally reliable if it wasn't for my FEG PJK-9HP browning clone the PA-63 WOULD be my favorite!