Well the question is, what caliber is it exactly. Its confusing because the seller doesn't picture the ejection port. I think there are 2, maybe three flavors of this.
One is the 9mm Short, this should be stamped on the ejection port or more accurately on the barrel exposed at the closed port. 9mm Short = .380
Then there is 9mm. I don't think that that's what this is, but who knows.
The seller says 9mm Makarov. That is the same diameter bullet as the 9mm/.380 but the casing is in-between.
I believe the PA-63 FEGs are .380. But I could be wrong. You should contact the seller.
As for the gun, they were typically civillian police issue type guns during the cold war. Reliable and small. A Walther copy. The light aluminum frame results in less mass, more kick but not terribly so. Some people complain about the bite of the backstrap, it doesn't fit all hands. I think the left grip (all I've seen are right hand shooters and cannot be shot left handed because of the highly shaped grip on the left side) are a bit off for me. You may like it fine.
Good reliable gun, for the money, if you find it comfortable to hold and don't limp grip it, you'll like it.
But find out up front what it actually fires: .380, 9mm Makarov or full on 9mm. I'm betting .380.
One is the 9mm Short, this should be stamped on the ejection port or more accurately on the barrel exposed at the closed port. 9mm Short = .380
Then there is 9mm. I don't think that that's what this is, but who knows.
The seller says 9mm Makarov. That is the same diameter bullet as the 9mm/.380 but the casing is in-between.
I believe the PA-63 FEGs are .380. But I could be wrong. You should contact the seller.
As for the gun, they were typically civillian police issue type guns during the cold war. Reliable and small. A Walther copy. The light aluminum frame results in less mass, more kick but not terribly so. Some people complain about the bite of the backstrap, it doesn't fit all hands. I think the left grip (all I've seen are right hand shooters and cannot be shot left handed because of the highly shaped grip on the left side) are a bit off for me. You may like it fine.
Good reliable gun, for the money, if you find it comfortable to hold and don't limp grip it, you'll like it.
But find out up front what it actually fires: .380, 9mm Makarov or full on 9mm. I'm betting .380.
