Hi-Standard Dura-matic 22lr

Published on April 14, 2022
Duration: 3:24

This video provides an overview of the 1955 Hi-Standard Dura-matic .22 Long Rifle target pistol. The reviewer highlights its suitability for competition and plinking, noting its 10-round magazine, all-steel construction, and ergonomic, though uniquely sloped, grip. Key features discussed include a large slide opening for reliable feeding and ejection, a bolt hold-open push button, a rotary barrel disassembly knob, and an extended sight radius.

Quick Summary

The 1955 Hi-Standard Dura-matic is a .22 Long Rifle target pistol praised for its reliability with bulk pack ammunition and suitability for competition shooting. It features a 10-round magazine, a large slide opening for enhanced feeding and ejection, a unique bolt hold-open button, and an extended sight radius.

Chapters

  1. 01:11Introduction to the Hi-Standard Dura-matic
  2. 01:28Firearm Identification: 1955 Hi-Standard Dura-matic
  3. 01:34Competition Target Shooting Design
  4. 01:37Magazine Features (10-round, thumb stud)
  5. 01:44Reliability with Bulk Pack Ammunition
  6. 01:48Grip Design and Condition
  7. 02:09Loading and Slide Operation
  8. 02:23Unique Bolt Hold-Open Feature
  9. 02:32Barrel Disassembly (Rotary Knob)
  10. 02:36Magazine Release Location
  11. 02:48Trigger Guard and Sight Radius
  12. 03:02Striker/Firing Pin Indicator
  13. 03:10Overall Impression and Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hi-Standard Dura-matic known for?

The 1955 Hi-Standard Dura-matic is recognized as a .22 Long Rifle target pistol, often favored for competition shooting and general range plinking due to its design and features.

What are the key features of the Hi-Standard Dura-matic?

Key features include a 10-round magazine with a thumb stud, a large slide opening for reliable feeding and ejection, a unique bolt hold-open push button, a rotary barrel disassembly knob, and an extended sight radius for improved aiming.

How reliable is the Hi-Standard Dura-matic?

The reviewer notes that the Hi-Standard Dura-matic has been pretty reliable, even with bulk pack ammunition, and has experienced no issues with feeding or ejection.

What is unique about the grip on the Hi-Standard Dura-matic?

The grip is described as incredibly sloped, which is ergonomic but takes some getting used to. The original polymer grips are noted to be in good shape for a vintage firearm.

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