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This is a short "How To" video on field stripping the ATI Fatboy-LW. I do a field strip and reassembly of the pistol and discuss a couple issues you may have with disassembling yours.

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Here is Classic Firearms description of the ATI FX45 Fatboy LW:

American Tactical Imports brings in some of the finest quality .45's available today, and this sweet little number is no exception. Compact size makes it ideal for concealed carry, yet still packs 12 rounds of .45 caliber firepower and enough tactical features to satisfy even the most discriminating shooter. Don't be fooled by the name, it may be called Fatboy, but it is still one fast, sleek, and powerful firearm.

American Tactical Imports FX45 Fatboy Lightweight Designed on the 1911 platform with a wide-body frame. Ambidextrous safety. 3.2 inch flared bull barrel with blued finish. Carbon steel slide with front and rear serrations. Lowered and flared ejection port. Combat sights dovetailed into the slide. Dual recoil-spring system. extended slide catch. Beavertail grip safety. Skeletonized aluminum trigger. Lightweight alloy frame. Ultra-thin polymer grip panel.

Barrel Length: 3.2 Caliber: .45 ACP Capacity: 12 Finish: Blue

Here is American Tactical's description of the ATI FX45 Fatboy:

Use only commercial grade ammunition in its original packaging that corresponds with the caliber of the gun. The correct caliber is imprinted on the gun.

45 caliber brass ball full metal jacket (FMJ)

Never use reloaded, "refurbished", hand-loaded, or non standard ammunition of a different caliber.

Never use dirty, wet, corroded, bent, damaged, or oiled ammunition.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to adjust a semi-automatic gun to all loads.

*Highly advise against using steel cased ammo due to excessive wear and tear from steel and lacquered coated rounds can cause premature carbon buildup and stoppages.