Anyone looking for a MAC10?
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They were built using Cobray rcvrs and parts. Good guns and this one functions flawlessly.
Didn't mean to imply they weren't good guns! Was just commenting on bobs comment.
For those that have never played w/ one: M10s and M11s are just folded up sheet metal w/ a couple trigger/sear bits (and open bolt guns are *SO* much simpler than closed bolts.) Super simple so easy to keep running. And *SUPER* fun esp. w/ a aftermarket uppers like the Lage and Sabre. I have a couple
You're not going to find a more flexible MG platform at even 2x the cost.
For those that have never played w/ one: M10s and M11s are just folded up sheet metal w/ a couple trigger/sear bits (and open bolt guns are *SO* much simpler than closed bolts.) Super simple so easy to keep running. And *SUPER* fun esp. w/ a aftermarket uppers like the Lage and Sabre. I have a couple
You're not going to find a more flexible MG platform at even 2x the cost.
Klunatic
Ultimate Member
Is there any issue in getting the stamp for M10 in MD? There is another thread where the OP states his M10 application was denied. http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=153308&highlight=m10+denied
Vile Shadow
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That's correct, a mere price to pay for the fun and enjoyment of full autoPlus it's a worthwhile investment
Two stamps? Not three? MG, SBR, and the suppressor?
rdc
Ultimate Member
MGs aren't subject to barrel length restrictions.
rdc
Ultimate Member
They were giving my wife a hard time about barrl length. After several conversations w/MSP they approved the stamp. I think they have it all sorted now.
engineerbrian
JMB fan club
Just did a quick google search. Damn...
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/01/09/5-56-caliber-mac-10-upper-approved/#
They were built by Hatton Industries for Jersey Arms Works. Many of the receivers went unfinished and were picked up after '86 in storage looking less than new. They were remarked with the Cobray logo and sold. Cobray is just a trademark.
Still have the Mac10 for sale, Holiday special $5000.00 cash or check price
Klunatic
Ultimate Member
seriously interested sent you a PM.
BossmanPJ
Ultimate Member
Oh daddy wants. I couldn't imagine having to feed a 9mm Mac let alone a .45.
Ehh it aint that bad, its a worthwile investment and have a little fun along the way
embermage
Active Member
Wish I had the money 
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