@Rbarlow I have one that I bought from Atlantic and first off they do NOT have the billboard import marks Mac mentioned! They have a very inconspicuous one under the trigger guard. They aren't recent imports, looks like they came in and were in storage somewhere for a while according to the label on the pistol box.
They are all matching, in pretty decent shape for the price with mirror bores. They look to be carried more than shot. Mine is very accurate too, I use 124gr ammo in it since that is the nato spec. Not sure if it likes 115gr or not. I was just shooting mine this evening with my reloads which it really liked (plated 124gr + 5.0 CFE).
The first one I got from them I was shooting and after shooting about 1 box of ammo it jammed up after firing and I couldn't get the slide to rack or anything. This was a few days after I'd received it and the first thing I did when it arrived was to strip it and clean/lube it up before I headed to the range and all looked good. Come to find out the locking block had broken inside and it took a lot of screwing around to get it open again. I wrote an email to Atlantic that night (sunday night) and asked if they had any kind of warranty on these or anything or am I SOL?
Well first thing Monday morning I get an email back from whoever answers the email and they said they forwarded my mail over to the operations manager. I no sooner finished reading that than my phone starts ringing and its the ops mgr calling me! In the meantime, I've also received a pre-paid fedex label and return instructions for it. He said send it back and they will send me a replacement as soon as they get mine back! And he will personally check over the replacement before it goes out to make sure its all good to go.
Sent it back and the same day they sent out my replacement which was in pretty much the same cosmetic condition as the first. And several hundred rounds later its been flawless so I couldn't be happier with the customer service there and with the gun considering the cheap price. The mags can be found on ebay and elsewhere if you look for Helwan or Brigadier mags. Same mag but cheaper than 1951 mags. The Helwans seem to be identical.
I had a 92 at one point and did not really like it but I like this 1951 a lot, its really fun to shoot. I typically use it for 25yd steel but tonite was indoor on paper and it had some nice groups.
