What is the best MAC style gun to get?

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This is just for information but i'm wondering what the best one is. Quality and accessories is mostly what i'm looking for.
 
You're really gonna want to check out Lage Mfg. http://www.max-11.com/

He's simply got THE stuff for MACs. Talk about turning a sow's ear into a silk purse! Made with 100% pure awesome! :D

Oddly enough, UZITalk.com is probably the best MAC discussion forum.
 
We do, HK clones, Uzi clones, and MPA30s. I think a few people might also make 9mm AKs... I remember reading a thread on how to build one once.
 
Any open bolt (FA of course) MAC 11 in .380. Fastest 32 ronds you will ever shoot! But it also runs through your wallet real fast after all the ammo...
 
I think the powder springs guns are quality. Those Lage uppers look like a lot of fun and reasonably priced (in the NFA realm nothing in cheap).
 
No. So far as I know, he will only sell to people with a registered MG.
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Ah, I see.

There's a Semi O.B. MAC (overpriced because of the open bolt, dontchaknow) at a gun shop near my university.
Seems kinda like that Lage guy is self limiting his business and dooming himself to fail, though.

Only so many of those MACs in existence, and only a certain percentage of those people willing to dish out that much money for his product. Oh well


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OK, just saw that he's developing a .22 conversion for the FA MACS, and that is seriously cool.
 
Hahaha, he's not limiting his market at ALL. He's backordered months and month, and the kits are NOT cheap. ;)
 
Open Bolt MACs or any open bolt fire arms are considered machine guns because of how easy they are to convert to full auto.
 
Open Bolt MACs or any open bolt fire arms are considered machine guns because of how easy they are to convert to full auto.
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Wrong. Semi open bolt guns made before the ATF ruling in the early 80s are grandfathered and perfectly kosher.
 
Only so many of those MACs in existence
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There are plenty of MAC's in existence , the Cobray's were a very cheap way to get into a full auto , though they run fast and break often ( though repair parts are pretty inexpensive ).

The guys who use their F/A's are certainly not worried about dropping the $$$ for a LAGE kit , quite a few of our local subgunners have them.

From our last match
Mike
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and some don't , this MAC runs fast , but he is very accurate with it.
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Hahaha, he's not limiting his market at ALL. He's backordered months and month, and the kits are NOT cheap.
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Still sounds like a bubble, however prolonged it may be.


Open Bolt MACs or any open bolt fire arms are considered machine guns because of how easy they are to convert to full auto.
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DERP
 
From the looks of his site no not yet. I'm glad I just got interested in it now and not in 2005 when development started.
 
EDIT: Forgot which subforum I'm in, the following post referrs to a Semi-auto modern-manufacturer


I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Masterpiece Arms.

I've heard quite a few good things about them.

Pistol and Carbine lengths, multiple calibers, top or side cockers, plenty of "tacticool" ability with factory rails etc.

https://www.masterpiecearms.com/

I've wanted one of the carbines for quite a while, just never got the budget to buy one.

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