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The MAC 10 sub machine gun was designed by Gordon B. Ingram, an American arms designer. He began to work on this compact weapon in the mid 1960s. This sub machine gun was mainly aimed at special operations and law enforcement forces, as well as VIP security teams. By 1965 several prototypes were made. This sub machine gun was evaluated by the US Army, however it was not adopted.
Production commenced in 1970 by the Military Armament Corporation (MAC). In 1976 the MAC went bust and production rights for this weapon were transferred to RPB Industries Inc. Later this sub machine gun was also manufactured by some other companies. Ingram’s sub machine guns were exported to Chile, Yugoslavia and some other Asian and South American countries. Copies of this weapon were manufactured in Japan, South Africa and Taiwan. Today the MAC 10 is no longer a premier sub machine gun. However it is still used by around 15 countries.
This concealed carry sub machine gun was designed for close encounters. It is a blow back-operated, selective fire weapon, that fires from an open bolt. It has some features of the Israeli Uzi. There are two baseline MAC-10 (or M10) models, chambered for 11.43 (.45 ACP) and 9×19 mm Parabellum rounds.
This weapon is simple in design and technology. Its receiver is made of sheet steel and consists of only two parts. These are held together by a steel pin. Generally the MAC-10 is a reliable weapon.
Cocking handle is located at the top of the gun. It does not reciprocates when the gun is fired. The weapon can be reloaded with either hand. The cocking handle also acts as a safety, as it locks the bolt in forward position, when turned 90 degrees sideways.
When this safety is on, you can not see the front sight, as the sighting line is blocked. Another safety switch is located inside the trigger guard. A separate fire mode selector is located above the trigger guard on the left side of the receiver. It has settings for single shots and full-auto firing.
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The MAC 10 is fed from a box-shaped magazines, inserted in the pistol grip. The .45 ACP model comes with 30-round magazines, while the model chambered for 9×19 mm ammunition is fed from 32-round magazines. This weapon can be fired by holding it with one hand, in the same manner as firing pistols. A leather loop is attached to the front of the weapon. It can be held by a non-firing hand and provides additional stability.
The MAC 10 has a simple non-adjustable diopter-type sights. Sighting range is set at 100 m. Though effective range of fire is limited to around 50-70 meters. So this weapon lacks range. Also its accuracy suffers as it is uncomfortable to hold the MAC-10 with both hands. However at close ranges it is great for spraying bullets.
This sub machine gun comes with a telescopic steel wire stock. Some of its versions were fitted with detachable wooden butt-stocks. This sub machine gun is compatible with sound suppressors. Interestingly sound suppressors are very effective on this weapon. Due to its Hort barrels the bullets leave the barrel without generating enough muzzle velocity to cause a sonic boom.
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