High Standard HDM 4k

Published on July 19, 2019
Duration: 3:58

This review covers the High Standard HDM, a suppressed .22 LR pistol used by the OSS in WWII. The specific model is an Armstech clone built on an original frame, featuring a Parkerized finish and an integral suppressor. It operates single-action with a 1911-style safety and heel magazine release, using 10-round magazines compatible with the Colt Woodsman.

Quick Summary

The High Standard HDM is a suppressed .22 LR pistol used by the OSS in WWII. This Armstech clone features a 1911-style safety, heel magazine release, and a 10-round capacity compatible with Colt Woodsman magazines. It weighs 47 oz and offers exceptionally quiet operation.

Chapters

  1. 00:17Introduction to the High Standard HDM
  2. 00:38History and Magazine Compatibility
  3. 01:01Controls and Operation
  4. 01:14Clone Details and Finish
  5. 01:30Suppressor and Weight Specs
  6. 02:08Live Fire Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the High Standard HDM pistol?

The High Standard HDM (HD Military) is a suppressed .22 Long Rifle semi-automatic pistol, famously utilized by the OSS during World War II for covert operations due to its quiet performance.

What are the key features of the High Standard HDM?

It's a single-action pistol with a 1911-style thumb safety and a heel-mounted magazine release. The reviewed model is an Armstech clone with an integral suppressor and a Parkerized finish.

What is the magazine capacity and compatibility of the HDM?

The High Standard HDM uses a 10-round magazine. Notably, these magazines are interchangeable with those from the Colt Woodsman pistol.

How heavy is the suppressed High Standard HDM?

The total weight of the suppressed pistol is approximately 47 ounces (2.9 lbs). This substantial weight contributes to its stability and helps manage recoil.

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