Description
The MAC-10, or Military Armament Corporation Model 10, is a compact open-bolt submachine gun developed in the US in 1964. It’s constructed mainly from steel stampings, featuring a telescoping bolt design that wraps around the barrel. This design minimizes its size and helps balance the weight over the pistol grip when a magazine is inserted. However, the open-bolt system gives it a high rate of fire, making it challenging to control recoil and muzzle climb. To save on development costs, it shares magazines with the M3 Grease Gun. Additionally, the MAC-10 has a threaded barrel for attaching a suppressor, reducing discharge sound without altering bullet velocity.
The replica’s body has been precisely crafted from durable ABS plastic, while components such as the folding stock, barrel, sling mount, and magazine are solidly made from metal.
What sets this replica apart is the included sound suppressor, which is a distinctive feature characterizing MAC-10-type replicas. This detail not only gives the replica a recognizable appearance but also allows for a more authentic shooting experience. It’s the perfect choice for firearm enthusiasts who value both precision in craftsmanship and faithfulness to the original design.
