MAC-11 for Sale
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Quick Look
Originally developed in the 1970s by Gordon Ingram, the MAC-11 is a compact machine pistol designed for close-quarters use. Built around simplicity and high rate of fire, it emphasizes volume of fire over precision. Though not widely adopted by militaries, it has seen niche popularity among collectors and enthusiasts.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Compact size ideal for tight spaces
- Extremely high rate of fire
- Straight-blowback reliability
- Threaded barrel for suppressor use
- Simple design, easy to maintain
Key Variants
MAC-11 Semi Auto
A civilian-legal version lacking full-automatic capability, popular with collectors and suppressor owners.
MAC-11 Full Auto
Original military/select-fire version with extremely high cyclic rate, restricted under NFA regulations.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Mac-11 | Tec-9 | Uzi |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | Discontinued | Discontinued | $1,200+ |
| Capacity | 16–32 rounds | 10–32 rounds | 25–32 rounds |
| Weight | 3.5 lbs | 3.1 lbs | 7.7 lbs |
| Optics-Ready | No | No | Limited via rail add-ons |
| Trigger Type | Single-action | Single-action | Open bolt |
| Notable Pro | Ultra-compact design | Low cost variants | Military-proven reliability |
| Notable Con | Poor accuracy under sustained fire | Jamming issues | Heavier and bulkier |
Best Use Cases
- Range practice
- Historical firearm collection
- Suppressed pistol experimentation
- Training on compact subguns
FAQs
What is the rate of fire of the MAC-11?
The MAC-11 has an approximate cyclic rate of 1,200 rounds per minute in full-auto configuration.
Can I legally own a MAC-11?
Only pre-1986 registered full-auto MAC-11s are transferable; semi-auto versions are more accessible.
How does the MAC-11 compare to the Uzi?
The MAC-11 is lighter and smaller, but the Uzi is more stable and better suited for sustained fire.
