AMT AutoMag IV .45 Win Mag Semi-Automatic Pistol, 6.5" Stainless, Rare Limited-Production
The AMT AutoMag IV stands out as one of the very few factory-produced semi-automatic pistols chambered for the powerful .45 Winchester Magnum cartridge. Built entirely from stainless steel during a limited 1992–2001 production run, this full-size, single-action handgun combines magnum performance with collectible scarcity. Its 6.5-inch barrel, adjustable sights, and low-production numbers make it a sought-after piece for shooters and collectors alike.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Mild surface wear, small scuffs, and light discoloration are present but do not affect function; the pistol remains in great shape overall.
What’s Included
- AMT AutoMag IV .45 Win Mag pistol
- One factory 7-round stainless-steel magazine
Introduced to harness the hard-hitting .45 Winchester Magnum round, the AutoMag IV delivers revolver-level energy in a semi-automatic format. Its single-stack, 7-round magazine maintains a manageable grip profile while still offering substantial firepower.
All major components—including the 6.5-inch barrel, slide, and frame—are crafted from stainless steel with brushed flats and bead-blasted rounds. This corrosion-resistant construction pairs long-term durability with a clean, utilitarian appearance.
Adjustable iron sights feature a serrated, dovetailed front blade and a fully adjustable rear with white two-dot inserts, giving shooters the ability to fine-tune elevation and windage for precise magnum performance.
Safety is handled by a slide-mounted manual safety/decocker, an internal firing-pin block, and a half-cock hammer shelf. Together they provide layered protection without slowing down the single-action trigger’s crisp break.
With production limited to the 1990s and early 2000s—and an A0 serial prefix typical of the series—this AutoMag IV offers both shooting capability and collectible cachet for enthusiasts seeking one of the few semi-autos chambered in .45 Win Mag.