Which magazines to buy for a Mac equipped with a MAX-10/9 Mark 2 Upper

[CountryGent]

Alrighty then! So I am on the list for a slow-fire conversion MAX-10/9 Mark 2 Upper for the Mac-10 that, hopefully, be in soon. Based upon their estimate, it should be imminent. This one:



Once I get the call or email, said will be bought. Question: which magazines will run on this setup? The whole Mac production thing is confusing, so I am not clear. I'd like to buy a dozen or so for between the time we escape to the southwest and/or the idiots in this state pass a Socialistic magazine ban. The latest dipsh¡tttery exempts dealers like me, but still: adiós, Oregón. (Beautiful, but too much rain and too many Bolsheviks.)

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[PDXSparky]

Since my Mac10 is the .45 version I don't know for sure. For my M11-9 I use shockwave Zmags.

For your gun, I'd ask on uzitalk.com, in the Mac section, or ask Mr. Lage on MAX-11.com Richar

 

[wired]

I used to have a Mac 10 in 45 and I converted it to use grease gun mags which made sense at the time when they were $7 each. Now a in wrap grease gun mag will set you back a hundred bucks.

 

[CountryGent]

Yikes. I didn't know grease gun mags were that bad now. Back in the day, those and Sten magazines were a dime'a'dozen.

I have read about a Mac conversion where it runs on Uzi magazines. I'm not likely to do it, particularly if Lage can sell me reliable mags, but it is interesting.

 

[wired]

Ive used STEN gun mags in converted M11/9's before. They work well and they are still cheap.

Grease gun mags...

 

[User 1234]

Playboy. But only for the articles.

 

[USMC1911]

Look around and Cobray mags can be had still for a decent price.

 

[Vetteman]

I bought these for M11/nine, they are a bit tight but work well.

ProMag Mag Cobray M11 9mm Luger 32-Round Mag Polymer Black

These ProMag magazine bodies and followers are injection molded from strong, lightweight polymer. The springs are precision wound using heat-treated...

www.midwayusa.com

 

[CountryGent]

Thanks for the link. From the comments, it looks like it will require some sanding to fit a 10A1. Granted, that isn't the end of the world.