Elizabeth Keller shoots Josh Barnett's 44 Auto Mag from Sudden Impact.

Published on August 28, 2020
Duration: 1:28

This entry details the analysis of a mechanical failure involving a .44 Auto Mag, as demonstrated by Elizabeth Keller and Josh Barnett. The video highlights how the upper assembly can detach if the takedown lever is accidentally engaged by the shooter's thumb during recoil. Josh Barnett provides an expert explanation, referencing film and demonstrating the mechanism, emphasizing safe handling post-malfunction.

Quick Summary

The .44 Auto Mag upper assembly detached due to the shooter's thumb accidentally engaging the takedown lever during recoil while the bolt was rearward. Josh Barnett explains this 'Jet Lee Party Trick' malfunction, referencing Lethal Weapon 4, and emphasizes safe handling post-incident.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of .44 Auto Mag
  2. 00:08Mechanical Failure Observed
  3. 00:23Immediate Analysis of Cause
  4. 00:59The 'Jet Lee' Explanation

Frequently Asked Questions

What caused the .44 Auto Mag upper assembly to detach during firing?

The upper assembly detached because Elizabeth Keller's thumb accidentally engaged the takedown lever during the recoil cycle. This occurred while the bolt was in the rearward position, leading to unintended disassembly.

How does the 'Jet Lee Party Trick' relate to the .44 Auto Mag malfunction?

The 'Jet Lee Party Trick' is a humorous reference to a scene in Lethal Weapon 4, used to illustrate the concept of a firearm's upper assembly becoming detached, similar to the accidental disassembly observed with the .44 Auto Mag.

What is the primary safety concern highlighted by this .44 Auto Mag incident?

The primary safety concern is the potential for accidental disassembly during firing due to improper grip or control manipulation. It also underscores the importance of a thorough safety check after any malfunction.

Who are the key individuals involved in analyzing the .44 Auto Mag malfunction?

Elizabeth Keller is the shooter who experienced the malfunction, and Josh Barnett, an expert, provides the analysis and explanation for the detachment of the .44 Auto Mag's upper assembly.

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