So again I ask, considering the desireability, the uniqueness and the rarity of a 'Fat Mac' in 9mm, would you place a premium on one compared to one in 45ACP? This was to be a keeper and cost me considerably more than I am asking.

45 ACP SUB MACHINE GUN Transferable Machine Guns 7,495.00 4,122.25. We believe the 2nd Amendment is best defended through grass-roots organization, education, and advocacy centered around individual gun owners. POWDER SPRINGS MAC-10 INGRAM 9MM SUB MACHINE GUN. Join the 1 community for gun owners of the Southwest. Or am I unaware of a source? You can find 9mm barrels, mags and inserts all day long, but not the bolt.ДЈ) We all know that 9mm is much cheaper than 45ACP to shoot. This very lovely example of the Ingram Mac 10 iconic smg in 9mm parabellum. MAC-10 INGRAM 9MM SUB MACHINE GUN Transferable Machine Guns 8,595.00 4,727.25. My original question was this: would you consider the 9mm version to be worth more or less than the 45ACP version? I believe that the 9mm setup would be 'worth ' more, because of the following:ДЎ) Of the current crop of 'Fat Macs' available (MPA, Vulcan/Velocity, etc.), you can have them in any caliber, IF that caliber is 45ACP.Дў) Of all the spare parts available for these 'Fat Macs', the semiauto 9mm bolt is the hardest to find. Production started in the 1970s and continues today. I have in my possession 2 semiauto, closed bolt, Military Armament Corp, Texas built Ingram M10A1 'Fat Macs', one set up for 45ACP, and the other set up for 9mm (with 9mm bolt, barrel, mag, mag catch and mag insert). The Military Armament Corporation Model 10, more commonly referred to as the MAC-10, is a highly compact, blowback operated machine pistol developed by Gordon B.

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