INGRAM MAC-10 for Sale

Quick Look

The Ingram MAC-10, developed in the late 1960s by Gordon Ingram, was designed as a compact submachine gun for military and law enforcement. It offers full-auto firepower in a small package, ideal for close-quarters scenarios. Though now considered a legacy firearm, it remains popular among collectors and enthusiasts for its unique design and historical role.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact size with high fire rate
• Simple blowback-operated design
• Threaded barrel ideal for suppressor use
• Iconic status among military firearms collectors
• Available in both .45 ACP and 9mm versions

Key Variants

MAC-10 .45 ACP

Favored for its stopping power and historical military/law enforcement application.

MAC-10 9mm

Lighter recoil and higher magazine capacity, popular among civilian collectors.

MAC-10 Semi Auto

Legally available civilian version for collectors and range use.

MAC-10 Suppressed

Fitted with suppressor as originally intended, preferred by NFA collectors.

MAC-10 Cobray

Cobray-made variants from the 1980s, featuring consistent manufacturing updates.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Ingram Mac-10	Uzi	HK MP5
MSRP	Varies (discontinued)	$1,200+	$3,500+
Capacity/Size	30 rds / compact	25-32 rds / compact	30 rds / mid-size
Weight	6.1 lbs (loaded)	7.7 lbs (loaded)	6.6 lbs (loaded)
Optics-Ready	No	No	Yes (modern variants)
Trigger Type	Open bolt, full-auto	Open bolt, full-auto	Closed bolt, select-fire
Notable Pro	Extremely compact with suppressor capability	Battle proven in global conflicts	Exceptional accuracy and recoil control
Notable Con	Poor control during full-auto fire	Heavier and bulkier than peers	Priced higher, limited civilian access

Best Use Cases

• Historical firearm collections
• NFA-regulated full-auto ownership
• Suppressor demonstrations and training
• Range fun with semi-auto versions
• Close-quarters weapons training

FAQs

Can I legally own an Ingram MAC-10?

Yes, transferable MAC-10s made before 1986 can be owned with proper NFA paperwork and tax stamp.

What is the rate of fire on a MAC-10?

Approximately 1,100 rounds per minute, making it one of the fastest-firing submachine guns.

How does the MAC-10 compare to the Uzi?

The MAC-10 is smaller with a higher rate of fire; the Uzi offers better control and stability.