Phoenix Weaponry NFA Project - MAC-10 & Variants

The Military Armament Corporation was co-founded by an engineer and firearm designer, Gordon Ingram, and Mitchel Werbell, then owner of Sionics. Together they made the infamous MAC-10, MAC-11, and MAC-12.

MAC-10 / MAC-11

The Military Armament Corporation Model 11 or MAC 11 as it was commonly known. It was one of the quintessential machine pistols of the 1970s and 1980s, especially in action movies at that time. Developed by American firearm designer Gordon Ingram, it had an incredibly high rate of fire. At 1200 rounds per minute, this machine pistol could empty the 32-round magazine in less than 2 seconds, which some say was a drawback or just incredibly fun when you are at the range, depending on how you looked at it. Today Phoenix Weaponry can fully service or repair any full auto MAC 11 or add a suppressor for the complete setup.

Completed Phoenix MAC-10 & Variant Builds

Assorted MAC Kits & Parts Completed Phoenix Builds

Phoenix Weaponry is very familiar with each of these MAC variants and can repair, restore, or re-manufacture any part of them. Each of these pictured were converted to a post-sample from a semi-auto version. The bolt, trigger, hammer, and sear were re-manufactured in each of these models along with adding a Phoenix Weaponry suppressor and making a new wire buttstock for the MAC-11.

Length: 21-inches long with stock and suppressor
Weight: 3.5lbs
Chambered in: 9mm
32-round magazines
Rate of Fire: 1200 to 1500 rounds per minute