Another plus in the accuracy department is the sights.

On the Russian Makarov, the sights are very fine.

The rear notch is less than an eighth of an inch wide. This makes fine sighting easier.

We have determined that this pistol may shoot as accurately as my Colt Gold Cup .45 ACP.

That is no joke, the accuracy is simply amazing.

With hotter loads, these little pistols can produce recoil that stings, especially with the PA-63, due to its lighter weight.

But the target loads are nice and easy to shoot.

Here I am at the range giving the PA-63 a workout.

Here it is in action.

Notice the piece of brass in the air.

Here I am shooting the Russian Mak.

A neat pic with the action opening.

Conclusions:
Ejection on these pistols is "positive", to say the least. We measured an average and found that the brass was thrown approximately 20 feet to the right rear. If you want to reload the brass, you need a "brass" man to watch where it goes.

These pistols can be found at very reasonable prices at gun shows and are an enjoyable pistol to shoot and own. If you haven't got one, give them a good look.