MAC 11 for Sale

Quick Look

The MAC-11 is a compact submachine gun developed in the 1970s by Gordon B. Ingram. Designed for close-quarters combat, it emphasizes compact size and high rate of fire. It remains popular among collectors and enthusiasts for its historical value and unique design.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Ultra-compact for concealed carry or tight spaces
• High cyclic rate enables rapid target engagement
• Simple blowback operation ensures reliability
• Widely supported by aftermarket parts and magazines
• Lightweight for ease of handling and transport

Key Variants

MAC-11 SMG

Standard variant suited for close-range self-defense and security use.

MAC-11 with Suppressor

Popular for reducing muzzle flash and noise in tactical scenarios.

MAC-11 Semi-Auto

Civilian-legal semi-automatic version for range use and collection.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Mac 11	Ingram MAC-10	Skorpion vz. 61
MSRP	$1,200–$1,500	$1,300–$1,600	$1,500–$1,800
Capacity/Size	32 rounds 9mm, 10.6\" barrel	30 rounds 9mm, 10\" barrel	20 rounds .32 ACP, 7\" barrel
Weight	2.84 lbs (1.29 kg)	2.85 lbs (1.29 kg)	3.26 lbs (1.48 kg)
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Blowback, Select Fire	Blowback, Select Fire	Blowback, Semi-Auto
Notable Pro	Compact, high fire rate	Durable and widely recognized	Lightweight with simple manual
Notable Con	High recoil, limited accuracy	Noisy, heavy recoil	Lower caliber, limited capacity

Best Use Cases

• Close-quarters personal defense
• Security and tactical duty use
• Range training and marksmanship
• Firearms collection and historical interest
• Compact backup weapon

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I legally own a MAC-11 in the US?

Ownership depends on federal and state laws. The fully automatic MAC-11 requires a tax stamp and must comply with the National Firearms Act.

What caliber does the MAC-11 use?

The MAC-11 commonly chambers 9mm rounds, known for manageable recoil and availability.

How does the MAC-11 differ from the MAC-10?

The MAC-11 is smaller, lighter, and has a higher rate of fire than the MAC-10, making it better for concealment.