Mac 10 9mm conversion manual#
Mac 10 9mm conversion mac#

Cheapest we have is Federal for $38 before tax for 100. 45 ammo for $15 for a box of 50 at Walmart. 45 upper as it is to shoot my 9mm AMP (and way easier to replenish my ammo too). When I have found 9mm recently, it's been running about $15+ per 50, so at this point, as strange as it is, it's as cheap for me to shoot my stock. 45 stock by several thousand rounds, while my 9mm has been decreasing. I just tallied my ammo reserve and discovered that I had actually increased my. So, I've just been picking up a few boxes at a time when I see it.

45 ACP at my local Walmarts for about $15 per 50 (but I think I've only seen 9mm there maybe one time out of the past 11 months or so). While 9mm has basically entirely dried up, I've still been able to find Tula 50 round and Federal 100 round packs of. So, you can try to find one for sale out there, but I haven't seen one in a while (but keep looking, they do pop up here and there).ДЄs to ammo costs, a funny thing has happened over the last year. Unfortunately, Alliance Armament is no longer producing the AMP10, focusing on the SABRE instead.

Mac 10 9mm conversion mac#

That's what I did and I really like my AMP10. Bolt Block - For Extractor replacement on all MAC Bolts 17.99 Picatinny Rail Stock Adapter Semi Auto M11/9 or M11A1 380 74.99 PS/31 Zmag Adapter 79.99 Recoil Spring - M11 Super Slow (Orange Spring) 12.99 Upper Receiver Top cocking with Barrel for the M11A1/380 249.99 Upper Receiver OEM Top Cocking with Barrel for M10.

Mac 10 9mm conversion manual#

This manual demonstrates a new method of converting the semi-auto M-11/9 to full auto capability. So, I've just been picking up a few boxes at a time when I see it. Mac-10 Open Bolt Receiver Plans & Specs- 3 pages Price19.99 Add to cart Mac-10 Semi Modification Educational Manual The educational semi-auto MAC 10 and the M-11/9 are both great guns and easy to convert. Then you can use drums too That's what I did and I really like my AMP10. * possibility of a poorly executed conversion (although I can't think of a single negative comment I've ever heard about Sam's work.I have an insert and open bolt 9mm upper but it's easier just to get an amp 10 upper. * Improperly converted mags may catch on the AR15/9 notch in the mag body.

* May decrease collector value (but may increase it for some buyers). * Conversion work could be done while you wait on the transfer. * Ability to use Vector 72-round drums and 100-round Beta mags. 45, although with only 10, 16, and 22 round mags available. * inexpensive, quality mags are readily available. If 7 is enough? If so, maybe that's the better way to go. Think of it this way: how many mags do you think is reasonable to own? For the cost of the conversion, you could buy 7 of the RPB mags (which reportedly work well, btw). 45, but rarely shot it in that caliber as I also had a 9mm conversion. If I were to ever get another MAC10, I'd go with the Uzi conversion.