Khyber Pass Colt Copy

Published on June 18, 2015
Duration: 6:27

This review examines a Khyber Pass-manufactured pistol, a crude imitation of a Colt 1911, likely chambered in .32 ACP. Unlike the Colt's locked-breech system, this firearm operates on a straight blowback action, similar to Spanish Ruby pistols. The video highlights significant manufacturing flaws, including poor rifling and unnecessary machining marks, typical of these imitation firearms.

Quick Summary

A Khyber Pass Colt copy is a handmade imitation of a Colt pistol from Pakistan, often featuring crude manufacturing. Unlike the Colt's locked-breech system, these typically use a straight blowback action, similar to Spanish Ruby pistols, and may have poor rifling.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Khyber Pass Colt Copy
  2. 00:28Khyber Pass Manufacturing & Design Differences
  3. 01:37Internal Frame & Trigger Mechanism Analysis
  4. 03:44Slide, Firing Pin & Horrific Rifling
  5. 05:15Functional Check & Auction Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Khyber Pass Colt copy?

A Khyber Pass Colt copy is a firearm, often a pistol, handmade in the Khyber Pass region of Pakistan that imitates the design of a Colt firearm, most commonly the 1911. These are typically crude reproductions with significant manufacturing variations.

How does a Khyber Pass Colt copy differ mechanically from a real Colt 1911?

While styled like a Colt 1911, many Khyber Pass copies operate on a straight blowback action, unlike the Colt's locked-breech system. This makes them mechanically similar to simpler pistols like Spanish Ruby models.

What is the typical quality of Khyber Pass firearms?

The quality of Khyber Pass firearms varies greatly. While some are well-made, many exhibit crude manufacturing, poor rifling, and unnecessary machining marks, making them interesting as study pieces rather than reliable firearms.

What caliber is the Khyber Pass Colt copy reviewed?

The specific Khyber Pass Colt copy reviewed is suspected to be chambered in .32 ACP, though it lacks any caliber markings. This is a common caliber for smaller blowback-operated pistols.

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