My dad has a photo of himself with a mac gun in vietnam 1968 he went on a operation to get a group of soliders outta a big fire fight and one of the soldiers in the group had a mac and he let dad take a photo back at a base near siagon vietnam think it was call long lines south
Lol i know what you mean but in real life if your paying for the ammo even when it was cheaper ouch. I had 2 of the 380 cal. M-11 about 10 bucks a trigger pull if you stayed on it.
I hate to correct the expert. I had one of these. It has an AR style selector on the left side for full auto or semi auto fire. The toggle on the right side of the firearm is actually for safe and fire. So to correct him, there is a semi-auto (select fire) option on this gun.
Yes and these original Powder springs manufactured MACs have a bolt lock safety in the charging knob turning it 90 degrees will lock it open or closed essentially drop proofing the firearm
_I have always loved the look of this gun because it's just a piece of sheet metal with 90° bends._ _There is a certain perception or connotation that something so simplistic must also be very effective._ _Also these two gentlemen are very well groomed._
I had a chance to shoot one of these a few years back. I remember thinking it was like a brick on a stick wrapped in sheet metal. The smiles it induces can't be understated :p
I got video on my channel me firing the 45 version one handed with +P Ammo. The thing would dump all 30 rounds in just over a second. I don’t recommend it but it was fun (and crazy) as hell 😂
@@noretreat151 I don’t know bro, Hard to beat John Wayne with a MAC 10, I think it was on the Forgotten Weapons channel, that John Wayne actually invested in MAC back in the day..
The guy from RIA didn't seem to know the MAC-10/11 that well, he folded/-collapsed the stock in the wrong ordrer. It does in fact have safe-semi-auto the safety is on the right side and fire selector on the left side. And the example they had is in 9x19mm, just look at the magazine, the .45acp magazine is a modified M3 magazine, but the one in the video looks like a double stack double feed 9mm mag, maybe a Walther MPL/-MPK mag?
In 1993 i worked with a gun collector who had a MAC-10 with athe Suppressor,and he bought 500 empty.45acp brass from me..Reloaded them and brought the MAC to work and at lunchtime one day we shot all the reloaded round in less the 30 minutes!!!He had 5 mags with the gun,and as someone was firing at the 9 car hoods set up against a large birm back stop...Another was loading mags!! What a day that was!! Dave the gun owner....He said" watch this!". Squeezed the trigger on a full mag and it stopped firing before the first empty case hit the ground??!!!!Wicked fast!...I have a semi auto Mac-11...Not as much fun....
I have two MAC-11 MPA pistol clones in 9mm and can get accurate 4 inch groupings at 50 yards in semi in full it sprays everywhere no point in sights so i hold em sideways
Regarding 'no semi': I have a PS MAC in 9mm. It has full/semi option. I think this must be an error - you can see the selector (similar to M16 selector) on the left side, then on the right (just like mine) is the safe/fire slider. If that isn't a selector, what does it do? If full-auto only, all you would need is the sliding safety on the right side.
In 1992 I moved from long island, NY to Brunswick, Ga. I remember walking into an auto parts store/gun Store--seperated by plastic strips. Got two quarts of oil on the right and you could by a tech 9 on the left, an sks would set you back 89.00 and ammo was cheaper than dirt. People had gun racks in their pick up trucks and lots of guys had bersa 380s in the glove box. Nobody died. I would see holster carry quite often and people shot targets in the back yard. If a sherrifs deputy came by, you probably new him by his first name, where he played golf and where he liked to fish. It was a different world back then.
@@unitedstatesirie7431 Back in the day, the one I fired was select fire. It had a sliding safety on one side, just under tge edge and a rotational fire control selector on the other side. Please remember, that was nearly 50 years ago that I fired that weapon. Thank you and Happy New Year.
@@unitedstatesirie7431 Dude, while I fully agree with you that the virus was manufactured, and the vaccine is to be avoided with all costs. 99% will not read your comment and do to the length and the copy paste look to it dismiss it as crazy conspiracy theory. If you want to wake people up, you are going about it all wrong.
@@unitedstatesirie7431 I read all the time, currently reading rules for retrogrades. But I am right with my assessment, if you want to bring truth do it in spurts, and its helpful to use questions. 99.999% will skip you as TLDR.
The M10/45 is definitely select fire with Safe/Semi/Full auto. The selector he was flipping on the left side of the gun is Full/Semi and the one on the right side is Safe/Fire. Also that is an M10/9 magazine on the table and the gun is an M10/9 as well. You can tell it's not a .45 by the mag well and the barrel. Lastly, MAC-10 is a colloquial term but not the formal name of the gun, MAC stands for Military Armament Corporation.
Cringe factor when they miss that. Hickok45 did the same thing saying selector was safe and fire that was a weird video he said he found it in his safe forgot he had it then later thanked someone fpr bring it out.
Patrick is correct. This gun is a 9mm not a 45, probably what is known as a Texas MAC or fat MAC where the wider than the MAC 11 45 frame was made into a 9mm gun. The gun is select fire semi/full with a selector that looks much like an M16 selector located on the left side of the gun. A sliding safety is mounted on the underside of the frame just forward of the trigger.
@@e93bausch I can't read the writing on the gun but I don't think this is a Texas MAC. Looks like a Powder Springs to me. Different safety on the Texas MACS.
In the late 90's when I was living maryland the MAC in 9x19 was the most common civilian full auto that I saw for those owning legal full autos. It was a lot less expensive then.
Imfdb.org .... it was a custom Desantis rig. 2 full auto 9mm MAC10s. If I recall, MAC10s & 11s came in .45acp, 9mm, .380acp. The 9x19mm was most common.
The expert has completely missed the select fire lever on the left side of the gun. it has options for full and semi auto. The safety switch is on the right side of the gun. so the gun does have a semi auto option .
They remind of the guns featured in futuristic dystopian post apocalyptic sci fi settings. Like the crudest most reliable compact smgs, easy to fix, and loud slug throwing crude weaponry. Amazing.
MAC-11s are superior for concealment and weight chambered in 9mm theres small pistol sized like the MPA 9mm and large ones like the Cobray M11A1 "Long mac" or normal ones like this depicted MAC-10
In line with names of actors associated with the Mac-10 being dropped in this video, it's worth remembering that a suppressed Mac-10 was prominently featured in the 1974 John Wayne movie McQ.
Thanks for speaking out about that John Wayne reference. I thought I was the only one here who remembered that movie, with that very well known actor, with that particular firearm. Being the suppressed MAC-10. If my memory serves me correctly, Kurt Russell, portraying, Snake Plissken also used a suppressed MAC-10 but with a rifle scope. When Snake was captured, Issac Hayes as the Duke of New York, used Plissken’s issued gun to taunt Donald Pleasence as the President “...of what?” John Wayne was the protagonist in McQ, NOT a villain. Just like Kurt Russell was also the protagonist who used that same gun, but an anti-hero. It’s amazing that the two Americans who hosted this video, totally did not mention these movie facts of two American made movies. After all, what is more American than John Wayne? The answer: NOTHING is more American than John Wayne except: 1.> The Flag 2.> Declaration of Independence 3.> The Constitution 4.> John Wayne 5.> Apple Pie
Almost everyone I've seen says the mac is full auto only, with the exceptions being IV8888 and ForgottenWeapons. The switch on the left side of the gun is a selector switch, not a safety. "S" for semi and "F" for full. The actual safety is the switch next to the trigger guard and actually says "safe" and "fire".
I had the MAC-11(9MM) and it was probably the fastest submachine gun I ever fired. Note the swivel on the base of the barrel. They came with a strap loop that your hand fit in. If you stuck your finger up when firing, it was gone. Like in the movies, there actually was a functional brief case available for these guns. The brief case is now illegal to own. There was a suppressor for the 9MM, and it did stop the noise from the round going off, but you still got a "Snap" from the bullet. I tried downloading bullets but could not get the gun to function reliably. Still in a closed room it sounded like a kid's cap gun.
This is also Snake Plissken's gun.... I remmeber seeing Escape From New York in a theatre downtown, ca. 1981.... I wish those movies, theatres and the feeling we got back then could return.... Cheers to you all, Eduardo Avello.
Points to the selector and says there’s only safe and full. Not correct. The safety is the slider on the right side of the trigger. The selector has semi / full option
It felt just like watching Ian from Forgotten Weapons, but without the history, technical details, or general knowledge on the part of the presenters...
surprisingly the welds on the m11/9 frames are pretty solid and the gun almost feels like a milled firearm. its a hefty piece of steel but that just reminds you of its responsibilities and capabilities not to mention the convenience of the 3/4 threading on the barrel to mount longer barrels of R.I.S and muzzle devices.
The Intratec TEC-9 was another cheaply made stamp sheet metal but just a plain sub gun that could be easily converted to an SMG that got in the action movies and TV shows in the 80s typically used by the bad guys. The Ingram MAC 10 and 11 also but it was a SMG and got more exposure than the TEC-9 sub gun. Although the TEC-9 is probably more infamous as being used in a school shooting and as a gang and crime syndicate gun. It was banned under the Clinton gun ban. A newer model was used the Colorado school shooting and a synagogue shooting. Intratec was dissolved in 2001. Thanks for sharing. From Wiki: "Still, the design was deemed too easy to convert to an automatic weapon. Due to this, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) forced Interdynamic USA to redesign the firearm into a closed-bolt system, which was harder to convert to an automatic weapon. This variant was called the KG-99, and was popularized when it made frequent appearances on the popular television show Miami Vice, where it was legally converted to full auto by Title II manufacturers."
I've fired the M10 and also the M11 in 9mm and .380. The best was the .380 version. With the suppressor or barrel extension on you could dump 30 plus rounds in a target out to about 20 yards. I know its only a 380 but i would not want to be on the receiving end.
$9.200.00? HA! it used to be $600 to $700 back in mid 90's @ the Gun Shows in California, yup! Cali and it comes with 2 Magazines Tec-9 used to be $200 to $300
I read on the internet that before starting Military Armaments Corporation that Gordon Ingram had a company that manufactured trash can lids. He thought he had a superior design but sales were very low and he could not move the considerable inventory. The article did not say what happened to all those trash can lids.
@@mikebyrd9945 We deal with dangerous situations everyday and I'm happy to hear no one was seriously injured on that day. Did he and or you keep shooting or was everyone done for the day/ next several weeks?
@@mikebyrd9945 What rifle where you shooting? I live in rural Kentucky, 75% of the time I go to the local public shooting range I'm the only one shooting a autoloading rifle. Back then in the 70's what kinda rifle was the average person shooting and in what State?
@@rustytaylor7708 Yea and to do that you have to squeeze it and flip it down so there’s a “vertical” position to put on your shoulder. It flips down to point up. You can see it in the thumbnail
@@dylanhealy8126 well so sorry it bothers you he had it in the correct position when he shouldered it. I'm not a virgin with that sliding folding stock i owned 2 for over 30 years and sold them when they got stupid high. There's a lot more wrong with this video other than how the stock is positioned they should have looked this over a bit before recording.
Coolio Gangstas Paradise brought me here “Got my 10 in my hand and a gleam in my eye” Was this the gun that Coolio was referring to in the song? Someone tell me if Im wrong
I was lucky enough to fire it. The very scary thing was a 32 rd stick mag in 45, before the first empty casing finished half of its ejection trajectory, all 32rds were done. It was sooooooo much fun to shot. And ammo was cheap back then.
Big MAC attack quote from SOF MAGA,one as I remember in the 70's. Thanks for sharing. I did saw a person shot it in a gun range. It came with a 9 mm,and ,380 . SWD also went bankrupt.
I think the accuracy at distance is highly underrated in the MAC-10. I can hit the Earth every time at 75 yards.
😂
My dad has a photo of himself with a mac gun in vietnam 1968 he went on a operation to get a group of soliders outta a big fire fight and one of the soldiers in the group had a mac and he let dad take a photo back at a base near siagon vietnam think it was call long lines south
@@taylorferguson2531 my cousin had a very similar photo with him and his "squad"... Except it was midtown Detroit in the 90s lol...
Trust me, that thing goes off nobody’s sticking around. You don’t need to be accurate
😂😂😂😂😂 I was about to say, did I miss something? Good one tho😂☝🏾
The machine gun that never runs out of ammo.
One of the most useless weapons ever created. Very cool. But tactically useless
Lol i know what you mean but in real life if your paying for the ammo even when it was cheaper ouch. I had 2 of the 380 cal. M-11 about 10 bucks a trigger pull if you stayed on it.
Has anyone ever seen a mag change in 80's action movies
@@colby7625 I just saw The Terminator for free on TH-cam a few days ago and I noticed at least 3 mag changes.
@@colby7625 hope i get these titles right but most realistic for the time period. Attack force Z . The Final Option.
The best gun to clear out a phone booth with.
“I think it’s out of order.”
What is a phone booth?
Back in the 90s this was the real shit....and still is.
Right
I hate to correct the expert. I had one of these. It has an AR style selector on the left side for full auto or semi auto fire. The toggle on the right side of the firearm is actually for safe and fire. So to correct him, there is a semi-auto (select fire) option on this gun.
“There is no semi” as he flips the selector and disregards the safety completely.
Yeah idk who this expert is, maybe bring someone in that owns one.
Yes and these original Powder springs manufactured MACs have a bolt lock safety in the charging knob turning it 90 degrees will lock it open or closed essentially drop proofing the firearm
_I have always loved the look of this gun because it's just a piece of sheet metal with 90° bends._
_There is a certain perception or connotation that something so simplistic must also be very effective._
_Also these two gentlemen are very well groomed._
ole school well mannered trustworthy God fearing good ole boys
I had a chance to shoot one of these a few years back. I remember thinking it was like a brick on a stick wrapped in sheet metal. The smiles it induces can't be understated :p
It definitely looks like a box with a barrel but I bet it’s amazing
@@thatguy4087 There so much fun. Definitely recommend buying one if you have the chance.
You will never get tired of shooting a MAC 10, it puts a smile on your face and everyones around you at the range.
I got video on my channel me firing the 45 version one handed with +P Ammo. The thing would dump all 30 rounds in just over a second. I don’t recommend it but it was fun (and crazy) as hell 😂
I had one for a number of years and enjoyed shooting it immensley.Ruggedly built,no frills but shot well especially with the suppressor fitted.
The Movie with Wayne was : MQ ..1974 ..I remember going to see it at the Cinema back then ..
This outstanding offensive weapon played a bigger role in John Travolta’s movie ‘Pulp Fiction’ (1994)
GOTT MIT UNS
@@noretreat151 I don’t know bro, Hard to beat John Wayne with a MAC 10, I think it was on the Forgotten Weapons channel, that John Wayne actually invested in MAC back in the day..
That was McQ, actually.
@@charlesfoehner2598 bruh
Escape from new York.
For second there I was worried Keith wasn't gonna let Caleb hold it.
The guy from RIA didn't seem to know the MAC-10/11 that well, he folded/-collapsed the stock in the wrong ordrer.
It does in fact have safe-semi-auto the safety is on the right side and fire selector on the left side.
And the example they had is in 9x19mm, just look at the magazine, the .45acp magazine is a modified M3 magazine, but the one in the video looks like a double stack double feed 9mm mag, maybe a Walther MPL/-MPK mag?
Now that's a certified fudd moment.
In 1993 i worked with a gun collector who had a MAC-10 with athe Suppressor,and he bought 500 empty.45acp brass from me..Reloaded them and brought the MAC to work and at lunchtime one day we shot all the reloaded round in less the 30 minutes!!!He had 5 mags with the gun,and as someone was firing at the 9 car hoods set up against a large birm back stop...Another was loading mags!! What a day that was!! Dave the gun owner....He said" watch this!". Squeezed the trigger on a full mag and it stopped firing before the first empty case hit the ground??!!!!Wicked fast!...I have a semi auto Mac-11...Not as much fun....
In real life the MAC10, was a great open bolt subgun, with it’s limitations. Had one suppressed for years wish I’d never sold it.
How much did you sell it for?
You i d i o t !!! :) We all have something we wish we had never gotten rid of.
I have two MAC-11 MPA pistol clones in 9mm and can get accurate 4 inch groupings at 50 yards in semi in full it sprays everywhere no point in sights so i hold em sideways
@@ItzHanahhhBitchzyou have a masterpiece arms MAC in FA? Highly doubt that.
Regarding 'no semi': I have a PS MAC in 9mm. It has full/semi option. I think this must be an error - you can see the selector (similar to M16 selector) on the left side, then on the right (just like mine) is the safe/fire slider. If that isn't a selector, what does it do? If full-auto only, all you would need is the sliding safety on the right side.
In 1992 I moved from long island, NY to Brunswick, Ga. I remember walking into an auto parts store/gun Store--seperated by plastic strips. Got two quarts of oil on the right and you could by a tech 9 on the left, an sks would set you back 89.00 and ammo was cheaper than dirt. People had gun racks in their pick up trucks and lots of guys had bersa 380s in the glove box. Nobody died. I would see holster carry quite often and people shot targets in the back yard. If a sherrifs deputy came by, you probably new him by his first name, where he played golf and where he liked to fish. It was a different world back then.
Im a pro with the bersa . 380,. Damn near no recoil interference. I whip it and shoot it from the hip or one hand accuracy.
The “ Miami Chopper”. Two thumbs WAY up!
Aka... the every inner-city chopper.
I liked the M10 in 45 ACP, with the Sionics suppressor....very cool to shoot.
@@unitedstatesirie7431 Back in the day, the one I fired was select fire. It had a sliding safety on one side, just under tge edge and a rotational fire control selector on the other side. Please remember, that was nearly 50 years ago that I fired that weapon. Thank you and Happy New Year.
@@unitedstatesirie7431 Dude, while I fully agree with you that the virus was manufactured, and the vaccine is to be avoided with all costs.
99% will not read your comment and do to the length and the copy paste look to it dismiss it as crazy conspiracy theory.
If you want to wake people up, you are going about it all wrong.
@@unitedstatesirie7431 *yawns* Done?
@@unitedstatesirie7431 I read all the time, currently reading rules for retrogrades.
But I am right with my assessment, if you want to bring truth do it in spurts, and its helpful to use questions.
99.999% will skip you as TLDR.
@@unitedstatesirie7431....
This is a COMMENT page not a BOOK composition club.
The irony of treating a mac -10 as special wearing rubber gloves. as if they aren't cheap stamped metal.
They don't want to put their fingerprints on a future murder weapon.
At 9k they are losing their minds, probably the biggest $500 investment they made in 30 years
@@stasylumbassist1 man if I was living I would’ve drained my bank accounts buying machine guns 😂
@@wakandawildman2043 that and invest in Apple and Bitcoin
hehe yeah, meanwhile Ian touches the rarest guns without any gloves
(most of the time)
It was on TV, not ergonomic and it works. Thanks for that.
The M10/45 is definitely select fire with Safe/Semi/Full auto. The selector he was flipping on the left side of the gun is Full/Semi and the one on the right side is Safe/Fire. Also that is an M10/9 magazine on the table and the gun is an M10/9 as well. You can tell it's not a .45 by the mag well and the barrel. Lastly, MAC-10 is a colloquial term but not the formal name of the gun, MAC stands for Military Armament Corporation.
You can definitely see the 9mm par stamped on the side
@@dizzlefosho6374 I kept trying but I was never able to see it well enough.
Cringe factor when they miss that. Hickok45 did the same thing saying selector was safe and fire that was a weird video he said he found it in his safe forgot he had it then later thanked someone fpr bring it out.
Patrick is correct. This gun is a 9mm not a 45, probably what is known as a Texas MAC or fat MAC where the wider than the MAC 11 45 frame was made into a 9mm gun. The gun is select fire semi/full with a selector that looks much like an M16 selector located on the left side of the gun. A sliding safety is mounted on the underside of the frame just forward of the trigger.
@@e93bausch I can't read the writing on the gun but I don't think this is a Texas MAC. Looks like a Powder Springs to me. Different safety on the Texas MACS.
That's the first time I've heard someone say the MAC was ahead of it's time. 🤯 Cool gun though!
How hard is it to get clearance to purchase a fully auto?!
It’s not hard. Fingerprints, photographs and most importantly $10k for the Mac10
@@alexnissley9848 I saw a chrome plated full auto in Vegas for sale in display case for 25k a decade ago!
@@itzyaboybugzMac10s are one of the cheapest by far. I got mine in 2020 for about 6k the time to buy is now if you want one.
@@alexnissley9848 I have my semi m11 I’m quite happy with for now!
@@itzyaboybugz I here you there. Only reason I bought one then is I sold guns to purchase it.
In the late 90's when I was living maryland the MAC in 9x19 was the most common civilian full auto that I saw for those owning legal full autos. It was a lot less expensive then.
The SWD M11/9mm (often misnamed "MAC11") is the most prolific gun in the NFA Registry.
The suit and gloves go with it perfectly..!.
Saving up all my tendies to buy a transferable one of these in the next few years
Make one for like 200 bucks
Pfff... I could buy 3 right now and not miss it. But, why pay $8k for a $600 five pound piece of shit?
@@mattmarzula cuz machine gun go brrr
@@mattmarzula Mackey-10 goes brrrrrr
@tony Rosario I currently live in a state that doesn't allow MGs. I should be in a free state by next year
Remember chuck Norris having two of those in a leather shoulder rig in some movie
"Invasion USA", I believe.
Those were Micro Uzis that Norris had.
@@ultrablue2 Ah. Copy that.
Lone Wolf McQuaid.
Imfdb.org .... it was a custom Desantis rig. 2 full auto 9mm MAC10s. If I recall, MAC10s & 11s came in .45acp, 9mm, .380acp. The 9x19mm was most common.
The expert has completely missed the select fire lever on the left side of the gun. it has options for full and semi auto. The safety switch is on the right side of the gun. so the gun does have a semi auto option .
I wasn’t sure what he was talking about. Mine has both.
Had the opportunity to handle 1, it was heavy and crude. But very cool nonetheless.
They remind of the guns featured in futuristic dystopian post apocalyptic sci fi settings. Like the crudest most reliable compact smgs, easy to fix, and loud slug throwing crude weaponry. Amazing.
The aftermarket for macs literally make them the best FA under 20k
MAC-11s are superior for concealment and weight chambered in 9mm theres small pistol sized like the MPA 9mm and large ones like the Cobray M11A1 "Long mac" or normal ones like this depicted MAC-10
I was gonna say that thing can't cost more than like $20 to make
Best close combat gun in Warzone
The Mac 10 would of been ahead of its time if produced during WW2 when cheaply produced yet reliable and effective guns were in high demand.
The M10 has both semi and full auto. In the video, he points to the selector switch, which is separate from the saftey near the trigger guard.
In line with names of actors associated with the Mac-10 being dropped in this video, it's worth remembering that a suppressed Mac-10 was prominently featured in the 1974 John Wayne movie McQ.
Thanks for speaking out about that John Wayne reference. I thought I was the only one here who remembered that movie, with that very well known actor, with that particular firearm. Being the suppressed MAC-10.
If my memory serves me correctly, Kurt Russell, portraying, Snake Plissken also used a suppressed MAC-10 but with a rifle scope. When Snake was captured, Issac Hayes as the Duke of New York, used Plissken’s issued gun to taunt Donald Pleasence as the President “...of what?”
John Wayne was the protagonist in McQ, NOT a villain. Just like Kurt Russell was also the protagonist who used that same gun, but an anti-hero. It’s amazing that the two Americans who hosted this video, totally did not mention these movie facts of two American made movies.
After all, what is more American than John Wayne? The answer: NOTHING is more American than John Wayne except:
1.> The Flag
2.> Declaration of Independence
3.> The Constitution
4.> John Wayne
5.> Apple Pie
Almost everyone I've seen says the mac is full auto only, with the exceptions being IV8888 and ForgottenWeapons. The switch on the left side of the gun is a selector switch, not a safety. "S" for semi and "F" for full. The actual safety is the switch next to the trigger guard and actually says "safe" and "fire".
Caleb just itching to hold that gun. like a kid in a candy store!
I remember it from "Escape From New York" ...Snake Plissken rocked it with the suppressor and optic on top.
I had the MAC-11(9MM) and it was probably the fastest submachine gun I ever fired. Note the swivel on the base of the barrel. They came with a strap loop that your hand fit in. If you stuck your finger up when firing, it was gone. Like in the movies, there actually was a functional brief case available for these guns. The brief case is now illegal to own. There was a suppressor for the 9MM, and it did stop the noise from the round going off, but you still got a "Snap" from the bullet. I tried downloading bullets but could not get the gun to function reliably. Still in a closed room it sounded like a kid's cap gun.
This is also Snake Plissken's gun.... I remmeber seeing Escape From New York in a theatre downtown, ca. 1981.... I wish those movies, theatres and the feeling we got back then could return.... Cheers to you all, Eduardo Avello.
Only thing I think of is Escape from New York when I see a Mac 10.
The Mack Daddy of movie firearms!
My dad had the same mac 10 he even has the Mac 11 and mac 12 along with a mp5, uzi and stein. Growing up with him was fun
Ah yes, the stein, that’s the beer mug with the side mounted lid, correct?
Points to the selector and says there’s only safe and full. Not correct. The safety is the slider on the right side of the trigger. The selector has semi / full option
I've always wanted one of these, and to hear they sold them for 25 bucks, jeez.
@NOT a Dim/Turd I thought he said that in the video.
@@Ogrematic they were around $20 at the auction, when the company went out of business.
Common misunderstanding, that was the cost per gun if purchased by the pallet at auction after RPB folded. That was not MSRP.
@@distalradius8146 I love that scene in Lord Of War when he's buying pallets of used guns.
10 mac 10's $250
10 tax stamps $2000
Resale value Priceless
HANDSOME METAL BOX
It felt just like watching Ian from Forgotten Weapons, but without the history, technical details, or general knowledge on the part of the presenters...
surprisingly the welds on the m11/9 frames are pretty solid and the gun almost feels like a milled firearm. its a hefty piece of steel but that just reminds you of its responsibilities and capabilities not to mention the convenience of the 3/4 threading on the barrel to mount longer barrels of R.I.S and muzzle devices.
When I see one of these, for some odd reason, I think of a dark trench coat as well...
The Intratec TEC-9 was another cheaply made stamp sheet metal but just a plain sub gun that could be easily converted to an SMG that got in the action movies and TV shows in the 80s typically used by the bad guys. The Ingram MAC 10 and 11 also but it was a SMG and got more exposure than the TEC-9 sub gun. Although the TEC-9 is probably more infamous as being used in a school shooting and as a gang and crime syndicate gun. It was banned under the Clinton gun ban. A newer model was used the Colorado school shooting and a synagogue shooting. Intratec was dissolved in 2001. Thanks for sharing.
From Wiki:
"Still, the design was deemed too easy to convert to an automatic weapon. Due to this, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) forced Interdynamic USA to redesign the firearm into a closed-bolt system, which was harder to convert to an automatic weapon. This variant was called the KG-99, and was popularized when it made frequent appearances on the popular television show Miami Vice, where it was legally converted to full auto by Title II manufacturers."
Best gun to used in COD Warzone lol
One the guns that is ruining dmrzone*
Meh
Aids
3:32 when can I hold it?
That'd be a great addition to the retro lineup.
Man when those boys come out it sure is a treat .
I've fired the M10 and also the M11 in 9mm and .380. The best was the .380 version. With the suppressor or barrel extension on you could dump 30 plus rounds in a target out to about 20 yards. I know its only a 380 but i would not want to be on the receiving end.
The king of the streets
$9.200? last time I saw that on a Gun Show they be selling them around $700.00 to 800.00 & comes with 3 Magazines
that was around late 90's
I got mine a few years back. For 455.00 but California legal type! And now it upmark for like 6.000 bucks best purchase I ever made!
Mac 10s for 25 dollars..... man, what a time to be alive. Sucks I never got to experience those days.
No semi- auto? Come on man! Then what's that selector on the right side bottom just forward of the trigger guard?
The switch ahead of the trigger guard is a sliding safety.
The fire control selector is what he mistakenly called the safety/full auto selector.
We used those in Marine Corps Security Forces Training only the rounds were powder charged paintballs. Fun in a sadistic sort of way.
$9.200.00? HA! it used to be $600 to $700 back in mid 90's @ the Gun Shows in
California, yup! Cali and it comes with 2 Magazines
Tec-9 used to be $200 to $300
I read on the internet that before starting Military Armaments Corporation that Gordon Ingram had a company that manufactured trash can lids. He thought he had a superior design but sales were very low and he could not move the considerable inventory. The article did not say what happened to all those trash can lids.
Cool piece of history
I'm calling it; Caleb owns a mac-10 or mac-11. My hands would've been ALL OVER that thing the minute I got to touch or hold it, haha
I remember in the late 70's I standing next to a guy shooting one of those when he had a baffle strike on the suppressor.
What happened? What did he do? What did you do? I need more information. To cool not to know!
@@basementgamer2262 It blew the suppressor off,ruined it, the shooter got a nasty cut on his hand. Nobody died!
@@mikebyrd9945 We deal with dangerous situations everyday and I'm happy to hear no one was seriously injured on that day. Did he and or you keep shooting or was everyone done for the day/ next several weeks?
@@basementgamer2262 As I can best remember everyone stopped shooting, so he could pick up his can. He and his buddy left the rest of us came to shoot.
@@mikebyrd9945 What rifle where you shooting? I live in rural Kentucky, 75% of the time I go to the local public shooting range I'm the only one shooting a autoloading rifle. Back then in the 70's what kinda rifle was the average person shooting and in what State?
I know we are in trouble when a Mac10 is kept in a vault.
What was the difference between the MAC-10 and the MAC-11?
The Mac 11 is 9 mm I believe
The difference is the size and calibers, the M10 came in 45acp and 9mm, and the M11 is 9mm, and 380.
Size the MAC-11 is the super cute ickle one
I see it comes with the infinite ammo sling.
Love this thing
same...
Heaviest pistol I've ever held
Pre 1986 the tax stamp cost more than the firearm. Now a days transferable Mac10 is probably 10K
It's cool and all, but what good is a gun that dumps a 30 round mag in less than a second and then you're out?
I just started using a Uzi myself in COD, AND I MUST SAY IT'S A BLAST
its beautiful. if only that is available in california at normal price, i would buy 10
This or the grease gun?
Most expensive trigger pack to slap a Lage upper on.
To fill that magazine today would cost more than the original value of the gun.
yup, and when you can shoot the whole 32 round mag in 1.2 seconds, you should call the MAC 10 the MOFO 10. ‘Cause it one expensive mo fo to shoot!🤨
Hey, that’s not Ian?!
They know they’re frauds
Don't worry, he is always watching.
jmullner76 Ephesians 6:6
Seeing the thumbnail I sincerely hoped it would be Caleb wearing the suit in this video for some reason
We arent sure the world is ready for that!
Was anyone else getting bugged that the stock was extended, and the butt plate wasn’t flipped down?
No because it goes in the up position.
@@rustytaylor7708 Yea and to do that you have to squeeze it and flip it down so there’s a “vertical” position to put on your shoulder. It flips down to point up. You can see it in the thumbnail
@@dylanhealy8126 well so sorry it bothers you he had it in the correct position when he shouldered it. I'm not a virgin with that sliding folding stock i owned 2 for over 30 years and sold them when they got stupid high. There's a lot more wrong with this video other than how the stock is positioned they should have looked this over a bit before recording.
Costs more to fire a magazine in 2021 than to purchase surplus back in the day.
This gun was born a gangster
I love mine. Obviously not the most practical gun but 10/10 on the gun factor.
MAC 10!!!
Wow!
Coolio Gangstas Paradise brought me here
“Got my 10 in my hand and a gleam in my eye”
Was this the gun that Coolio was referring to in the song? Someone tell me if Im wrong
“Chambered in .45” he says as he pulls a 9mm magazine out of a 9mm chambered Gun 😆😆😆
why do i want to run around bare foot spray n pray with this gun all of a sudden?
So one (1) thirty round mage of 9mm is about $150 to shoot according to CTD.
It shoots 45acp not 9mm...
@@marshalllaw4u $165 per mag.
@@pillscottvt6628 at 40 to 50 cents a round, it's $12 to $15 per magazine June 2023.
Man we need some closed bolt semi auto repro Mac 10 and 11s. FN FNCs.. Oh and some Bren 10s..
They're out there. I have a Cobray M-11. They go for 750-1000 clams.
The 300 buck gun that sells for 10,000 bc of politicians
The best gun for being T and waterfall rushing B.
I was lucky enough to fire it. The very scary thing was a 32 rd stick mag in 45, before the first empty casing finished half of its ejection trajectory, all 32rds were done. It was sooooooo much fun to shot. And ammo was cheap back then.
How about you guys do a video on how to buy on your store! For example how to order out of stock and not available for back ordered items.
Ooops the one in his hands is 9mm, not .45.
Wasn’t there a movie that the Duke the great John Wayne starred in where he used this machine gun ? I forgot the name of that movie.
McQ
@@iamjuancediel That’s the one ☝️. Thanks
Big MAC attack quote from SOF MAGA,one as I remember in the 70's. Thanks for sharing. I did saw a person shot it in a gun range. It came with a 9 mm,and ,380 . SWD also went bankrupt.
The MAC that you have is in 9mm. Also, they are select fire.
I dam near thought that was Lindsey Graham holding that MAC-10. 😆😅🤣
What a beauty
Dang. That is a haircut you can set your watch to, yo!
There was too a semi auto feature on that weapon