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AMT hardballer longslide
ATHOMSON
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I ended up with this thing in a trade about 15 years ago. I am not sure what they were trying to accomplish with the trigger guard. I have put half a box through it in the time I have had it and I guess it is okay for what it is. Any idea what the interest level might be and what it's worth?
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Also had short barreled and long barreled AMT AutoMag IIs in .22Mag that were a ball to shoot,and will likely get another long one.
Doug
Hardballers are a singular gun; some like the 45ACP, some don't. The problems they had were welds on the underside of the barrel popping loose, and rough feed ramps. Pretty sure they fixed that long ago.
I hear Henry or some other Mfr. is now offering the AMTIIs again.
It's hard for me to believe though, that any of the AMT guns are bringing the kind of money noted, i.e. $700+. My experience with the two Back-Up's and the above Longslide that I owned, was generally negative. They were made out of crappy quality, soft, stainless steel, investment castings. Because of this, I have doubts on their long run durability. If your buying/selling one to be a seldom fired safe queen, well and good. Don't except it to be reliable as a 7 day a week carry gun though.
I purchased an AMT .380 in the early 80's.I returned to the factory twice, and it still was a piece of junk! I haven't heard too much about your pistol, but have my doubts about anything AMT puts out. This AMT wasn't scarce, so I doubt if it's worth more than $400.
Here's one for you that's worth a little more than $400.00 .GunBroker Auction http://v4.beta.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=126189911
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