High Standard - AMT Automag II .22 WMR

[Weapontech]

I've been trying to find info on the High-Standard version of the AMT .22 WMR Automag.
Listed below is the data from the website. Anyone have one? Pro's, con's and any other info appreciated.
Anyone have them in stock, price? Thanks for any info.

Standard Model/Open Slide .22 RF Magnum

Semi-automatic barrel
Length 6”, overall 9 ¼” width 1 13/16”
Weight 32 ounces
Magazine capacity 9
Rifling lead right twist (1-14)
Barrel Grooves 6
EXTRA POWER, EXTREMELY ACCURATE

AUTOMAG II is the perfect choice for the small game hunter or shooting enthusiast who is looking for more power and accuracy in a light, trim handgun. High tech in concept, slim and compact with bold open slide design, AUTOMAG II is the first and only production semi-automatic handgun in caliber ,22 magnum. It employs a unique gas channeling system to achieve smooth, trouble-free action.

 

[Scarecrow]

There was a used one in the exchange forum. They are now made by high standard with a high price.

 

[on-ca]

I bought a lemon from AMT one time, and they never could fix it.

Not sure if they improved, but I personally am not taking any chances.

Sincerely,
on-ca

 

[Hitzy]

AMT made alot of garbage......there is a reason they went tits up

 

[bear.23]

I've owned 3 of them (all made by AMT!) in the past bunch of years and never had a problem... They are a little finicky but they are blast to shoot.. I have one currently and think they are sweet little plinkers...

 

[Jarlath]

Have an old one by AMT. Occasionally is a Fully AutoMag II.

9 rounds of .22 WMR in FA is suprisingly interesting but gets expensive.


New HS Firing pin does NOT fit AMT automag II's.
Bushing fits fine however.

When they work they are fun fun fun. Nothing like a low light shoot with an automag II. 6-8" of fireball

 

[bear.23]

Have an old one by AMT. Occasionally is a Fully AutoMag II.

9 rounds of .22 WMR in FA is suprisingly interesting but gets expensive.


New HS Firing pin does NOT fit AMT automag II's.
Bushing fits fine however.

When they work they are fun fun fun. Nothing like a low light shoot with an automag II. 6-8" of fireball

Sear just a little worn eh... Sounds like a new hammer is in order... Or a selector switch