Videos tagged with Harry Sanford

This video provides an in-depth look at the AMT Lightning, a stainless steel clone of the Ruger Mark II. It highlights the Lightning's improvements over the Ruger, such as fully adjustable target sights, factory neoprene grips, a flatsided receiver for weight reduction, and a Clark trigger with adjustable overtravel. The discussion also touches on AMT's ability to offer interchangeable uppers and lowers, and the subsequent trade dress infringement lawsuit filed by Ruger.

This guide details the field stripping process for the new Auto Mag 180-D, highlighting key internal upgrades. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates the disassembly, focusing on the titanium firing pin and re-engineered bolt relief cuts designed to enhance reliability and address historical issues. The video provides a comprehensive look at the modern iteration of this iconic pistol.

This video provides an in-depth look at the new 44 AutoMag Classic Edition, presented by Justin Opinion, a recognized subject matter expert with extensive knowledge of the original models and historical documentation. The review covers the firearm's revival by AutoMag Ltd., its technical specifications including the .44 AMP cartridge and rotating bolt, its cultural significance, and its impressive accuracy. The MSRP is noted as approximately $4,250, positioning it as a high-end collector's item.

This guide details the field stripping process for the original Pasadena Auto Mag 180, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the initial separation of the barrel/bolt assembly from the frame using the integrated disassembly lever. The video highlights the pistol's short-recoil, rotating bolt action and its stainless steel construction. Expert insights into the design and historical context are provided.

This guide details the revival of the iconic .44 Automag pistol by Excel Arms, as presented at SHOT Show 2018. It highlights the transition to modern CNC manufacturing for improved quality and reliability while preserving the classic design. The entry covers historical context, modern production techniques, available calibers and finishes, and practical feature enhancements, drawing on the expertise of individuals deeply connected to the original design.