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[wired]

Virgin guts for a MAC 10/45 silencer. I just need to make the outer tubes, Those things are utterly huge and ridiculously quiet. Yes, those are shoelace eyelets.

There was a time when the SWD guys would set up tables at a gun show and sell tubes from one table and the guts for the silencer at another table.

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Best part is that they are what you hold onto when your shoot the gun!

 

[Wombat of Doom]

If you want to sell it when complete. Let me know

 

[wired]

If you want to sell it when complete. Let me know

Thats the plan. I was going to build a post sample 45 Mac 10 to go along with it but the parts sets seem to have disappeared.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Having one for my M11/9 FA would really be cool. So let me know anticipated price. (I'd rather not fill out any NFA paperwork for the next few months as I am moving though)

 

[wired]

Having one for my M11/9 FA would really be cool. So let me know anticipated price. (I'd rather not fill out any NFA paperwork for the next few months as I am moving though)

Well thats for a 45. Wont fit yours unless

a. I make it so it will.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Well thats for a 45. Wont fit yours unless

a. I make it so it will.

I was not aware of that as I thought they both used that ridiculously coarse threading, but seriously, let me know how much. I had only looked at Mac10s in 9mm unfortunately with the 3/4x10threading

 

[wired]

The threading on that one is 3/4-10 . Whats yours? To change it would require making an entirely new front section which I had considered doing anyway.

I hardly ever see them for sale without the gun. I'll have to check sturmgewehr to see what they sell for.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

The threading on that one is 3/4-10 . Whats yours? To change it would require making an entirely new front section which I had considered doing anyway.

I hardly ever see them for sale without the gun. I'll have to check sturmgewehr to see what they sell for.

3/4x10

 

[Willysmb]

That picture of suppressor parts reminds me of the distant past where they sold all the parts for an M10 (9 or 45, your choice) in a bag, and either the single piece "flat" that could be bent into the lower, or the 3 piece set that could be welded/brazed into a lower.

And since I am lamenting the past, complete transferable M11/9's were $350.

If only I had a crystal ball.........................

 

[wired]

That picture of suppressor parts reminds me of the distant past where they sold all the parts for an M10 (9 or 45, your choice) in a bag, and either the single piece "flat" that could be bent into the lower, or the 3 piece set that could be welded/brazed into a lower.

And since I am lamenting the past, complete transferable M11/9's were $350.

If only I had a crystal ball.........................

That is why those parts are the way they are. They were supposed to be sold at a gun show in a bag and never were . It's a 1975 time capsule.

You could still but MAC 10 parts kits or at least you could still buy them until very recently The 3 D printing gig ,even though theyre comically bad looking, has sucked up all the MAC parts kits off the market.