This is posted on gunbroker and wondering about anyfeed back on
these types of class 3 weapon's  
thanks

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The Powder Springs MAC's are viewed as the pinnacle of MAC-10's.  Built like tank's, they're a blast to shoot.  The factory retractable stocks can be a bit wobbly in the extended position but not all that bad.

You would definately want to consider a barrel extention, if not a suppressor, for one these little handfuls as the cyclic rate is approx 1200rpm and something besides the front strap to hang on to is preferable.

MAC-10 forum

HTH

MAC 10/.45 was my first machinegun and one that I enjoyed tremendously. Ditto on the suppressor!

Quoted: The Powder Springs MAC's are viewed as the pinnacle of MAC-10's.  Built like tank's, they're a blast to shoot.  The factory retractable stocks can be a bit wobbly in the extended position but not all that bad. You would definately want to consider a barrel extention, if not a suppressor, for one these little handfuls as the cyclic rate is approx 1200rpm and something besides the front strap to hang on to is preferable. MAC-10 forum HTH

Thanks for the info

I have a Mac 11/9.  It was my first Class III gun.

The suppressor is definitely needed.
And besides all that, it's kewl too!

I have do say that the 9mm is almost half the cost of 45's. I was going to say that makes it a bit more affordable. But like the man says, if you have to ask how much you can't afford it!