American Tactical Alpha Maxx 5.56 NATO Pistol with FDE Finish and 60 Round Magazine

I highly advise, if you have the extra money, don't buy this and buy a more reliable pistol. The gun has a lot of problems feeding rounds (many different mags and brands). Took the gun to the range for the first time. Shot great first mag, then the problems. In the end I currently have a spent round stuck in the barrel that I now have to pay someone to work on because it will not come out. Do not buy. Buy a PSA or DD.

Gun shoots AMAZINGLY for the price. Anyone that says otherwise shouldn’t own any kind of gun. Definitely worth the money.

Love shooting mine. No issues and highly recommend. I have the black version.

I just purchased this one. I'm not one for leaving a lot of comments or reviews, (although as habit, I read them on products I look at purchasing) In a previous review the person basically said it's a piece of junk. Well I own several America Tactical fire arms from AR platforms to shotguns. Never had any issue with any of them. Based on their review,  sounds more like bad ammo! Especially if they now have a round stuck in barrel. (Just a thought) I guess it's possible you have a Friday afternoon build!

I own several ATI firearms, and honestly, this is the first one I have had issues with. I read the reviews and suggested to one person his issue sounded more like ammo than the firearm. Well...unboxed, loaded the mag, and took it to my personal range. 1 (ONE) shot...the firearm jammed. Cleared it and tried again. Same thing. Removed the mag and loaded a single round. Discharged fine. Placed a 30 rd metal green top in. Shot and cycled just fine. Tried the 60 rd mag again and 1 shot jammed. So it appears the 60 rd mag is the issue. Not real pleased with ATI support is why I gave it a 4. They have a repair time of 4 to 6 weeks. If it had been an issue with the firearm, and a lot of paperwork for something they should have researched before placing on the market. Not sure I'll ever purchase another ATI firearm based on my experience with their customer support, not the actual firearm.