TheOriginalMexicanBob
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Harry Callahan and Mack Bolan knew their hardware.
The rebirth of the automag
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wreckdiver
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Crap, now you have me wanting one again.
smokey
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Apparently it's important to ensure all the screws on it are tight.
I purchased one
Ordered mine back in September, 160 day + lead time. And I thought waiting seven days was agonizing
Ill post my thoughts and pics after i get it. They did have to get it listed on the MD handgun roster, they did that in the December meeting. Still not showing up there yet. I did get an email from them telling me it was approved.
Ordered mine back in September, 160 day + lead time. And I thought waiting seven days was agonizing
Ill post my thoughts and pics after i get it. They did have to get it listed on the MD handgun roster, they did that in the December meeting. Still not showing up there yet. I did get an email from them telling me it was approved.A friends father was selling an original one about 10 years ago. He let me look to see if interested. Sorry to say, after handling I wasn't interested. I found it to rattle too much. I liked how it looked but the loose fitting/rattling too annoying. It just didn't feel (or sound) quality. I know they had issues with galling and one way to deal was opening up tolerances but, it was too noisy for me.
I hope those who buy enjoy it. They look nice. I settled for a BFR instead.
I hope those who buy enjoy it. They look nice. I settled for a BFR instead.
Demolition Ranch Review of Automag
I did receive this email after the Demolition Ranch review from Patrick Henry at Automag, just an FYI
"Hey Guys,
I am very disappointed in the Demolition Ranch review. It does not truly represent the new Auto Mag. Matt was using a demo gun that did not have the new helicoils installed in it yet and he completely ignored the workmanship, plus that it was totally reliable. Also, to call a recoil rod coming loose as an “explosion” is just not accurate. The truth always comes out in the end. The problem with YouTube is like much of the current media is that it is more profitable to only tell part of the story that gets the most attention. If any of you would like to discuss this further you can contact us at 843-756-0362.
Lastly, If you have already received your Auto Mag, I would ask that you to send us your personal impression of your new Auto Mag so we can get our customers prospective of their new firearm.
Patrick Henry
Auto Mag Ltd"
I did receive this email after the Demolition Ranch review from Patrick Henry at Automag, just an FYI
"Hey Guys,
I am very disappointed in the Demolition Ranch review. It does not truly represent the new Auto Mag. Matt was using a demo gun that did not have the new helicoils installed in it yet and he completely ignored the workmanship, plus that it was totally reliable. Also, to call a recoil rod coming loose as an “explosion” is just not accurate. The truth always comes out in the end. The problem with YouTube is like much of the current media is that it is more profitable to only tell part of the story that gets the most attention. If any of you would like to discuss this further you can contact us at 843-756-0362.
Lastly, If you have already received your Auto Mag, I would ask that you to send us your personal impression of your new Auto Mag so we can get our customers prospective of their new firearm.
Patrick Henry
Auto Mag Ltd"
byf43
SCSC Life/NRA Patron Life
I'd love to have an AutoMag in .44 AutoMag.
Back in '79, when I bought my first revolver (S&W mdl 19-4) RealCo Guns (District Heights) had both an AutoMag and a GyroJet in their case.
The money wasn't bad, for each, it's just that they weren't practical.
IF I had been smart, I would've bought them, both.
Back in '79, when I bought my first revolver (S&W mdl 19-4) RealCo Guns (District Heights) had both an AutoMag and a GyroJet in their case.
The money wasn't bad, for each, it's just that they weren't practical.
IF I had been smart, I would've bought them, both.
TheOriginalMexicanBob
Ultimate Member
I remember seeing a Gyrojet with ammunition in Atlantic Guns when in Silver Spring years ago. Same thing…shoulda bought it.
I know a gentleman who bought the last of the original inventory of the original parts. and the last of the norma ammo about 35 years ago. last I talked to him I believe he still had 2 pallets of 44 automag ammo left.
Digging up an old thread. I picked up an AMT Automag III (30 carbine) over the winter. Got it out to shoot for the first time at the MDTCA open house last weekend. Holy fireballs batman! 
Took a pic with it's brother from another mother (which has also been mentioned in this thread)
Took a pic with it's brother from another mother (which has also been mentioned in this thread)
