Videos tagged with AMT

This video focuses on the AMT BACK UP firearm series. The description includes affiliate links for various holsters specifically designed for AMT pistols in different calibers (.380 ACP, .22 LR). It also mentions accessories like tactical earmuffs, a pistol cleaning kit, and a rifle/pistol rest. The creator promotes their website, Patreon, and Amazon store, alongside discount codes for firearm-related retailers such as Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products. The content appears to be a review or showcase of the AMT BACK UP pistol and associated gear.

This review showcases the AMT Hardballer Longslide .45 ACP pistol, highlighting its iconic 'Terminator' association. It details the loading process for its single-stack magazine and demonstrates safe firearm operation, including racking the slide and engaging the safety. The video features live-fire footage with slow-motion shots of the 7-inch slide cycling.

This video showcases the AMT Automag II, a firearm chambered in .22 Magnum. The description highlights its uniqueness as a product from a defunct company, calling it a 'neat gun'. The video appears to be a visual presentation of the firearm, possibly for enthusiasts or collectors.

This video provides a range demonstration of the AMT Hardballer Government model chambered in .45 ACP. The reviewer, Booligan, tests its performance with one-handed shooting at a 7-yard target, showcasing the classic 1911 platform. The demonstration highlights the firearm's operation and the speaker's casual, self-deprecating shooting style.

This ASMR video showcases the satisfying mechanical sounds of various firearms, including charging, cycling, and stock deployment. It highlights specific models like the SIG MCX Rattler, AMT Hardballer, Zastava M70, Desert Tech MDRX, Q 'The Fix', and FightLite MCR. The video emphasizes the use of fake ammunition for safety and features high-end tactical gear, demonstrating expert handling and a diverse firearm collection.

The Stgw.57/PE57 is a robust Swiss military rifle featuring a unique roller-delayed blowback system and exceptional engineering. Its design incorporates a highly complex sighting system, an integrated bipod for multi-role capability, and a special grenade launching trigger. The rifle's chamber design includes a ring to mitigate bolt bounce, and it ejects spent casings head/base first to protect adjacent soldiers.

The AMT/IAI Javelina is a stainless steel, long-slide 10mm 1911 pistol produced for a short period in the early 1990s. While it demonstrates significant power on the range, easily clearing targets, its performance is hampered by frequent malfunctions, reflecting AMT's historical reputation for inconsistent reliability. The pistol features a 7-inch barrel and unique internal components designed for the 10mm cartridge.

The AMT Automag IV is a large-frame semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 Winchester Magnum, introduced around 1990-1991. It utilizes a Browning-style short recoil action with a tilting barrel, distinct from the original Auto Mag's rotating bolt. Despite its impressive scale and magnum caliber capability, the Automag IV, like many magnum semi-autos, faced challenges with ammunition cost, recoil, and reliability, limiting its market appeal primarily to hunting and target shooting.