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  • i welded a rail on mine way better look at my vid

  • nice

    take a look at my vid tell me what you think

  • then take it off and get a better looking actual Flash supressor

  • @BurninRubba305 You don't forfeit any amendment rights. Thats just a gunshop myth. If not, show me where on the form 4 or any law that states this. No one has ever called me, or shown up at the door wanting to see anything for no reason. If they do, without a warrant, you would be stupid to let that person in. Could be a thug coming to steal your stuff in the name of the law...and you probably would let them take it if their hat sez 'ATF' and their shirt sez Sheriff.

  • @UpcomingJedi

    I think the forfeiting rights thing is a misinterpretation for if you want to MAKE machine guns and stuff like that, in which case the only place that can be searched without warrant is the location of where the guns are being made. It's similar to restaurants being inspected, or any other business for that matter. Owning grenade launchers, machine guns, etc. as you have stated do NOT make you sacrifice rights.

  • @inverseactuality Probably so. I just wish that people wouldn't listen to that gun shop "expert" and/or make up stories like this that trick the all-unknowing masses into thinking they are somehow illegal to own. Its so funny when they stutter all over themselves when you ask them how they "know" if they do not even own one.

  • @UpcomingJedi

    It's sad how uneducated people are with gun rights. When I was 12 or so (I'm currently 15) I thought that an AK-47 would be illegal, even in semi-automatic due to the taboo that the media makes guns out to be. After figuring out that was totally wrong (luckily I'm not in CA) , I looked into the laws and now I know that pretty much the only completely illegal weapons are nukes. I may not own NFA weapons, but with a little research it's obvious that they're legal.

  • @inverseactuality yes i've seen even 40mm grenade launchers out for sale to civilians...now they cost about the same as a brand new mercedes but they are out there none the less, and i dont even want to begin thinking about how expensive the ammo would be..

  • @DaBlindKungFuMastuh

    Actually you can get LMT M203 launchers for about 2 grand. I'm not sure about stand alone launchers, I think they cost more though. I'm pretty sure explosive and otherwise offensive ammo (ie pellets, regardless of material) are pretty damn expensive though because of the $200 tax per round, but smoke and chalk rounds don't carry that tax as far as I know.

  • @inverseactuality those are 37 mm grenade launchers only capable of firing smoke and flares. only 40mm can fire explosive etc. my local gun store has ''grenade launchers'' , but they are only 37mm...i look online at class 3 weapons and i see 40 mm grenade launchers for tens of thousands...and theyre all pretty old.

  • @DaBlindKungFuMastuh

    The one I'm looking at online now is 40mm. The LMTs are much more common than the colt M203s, I hear the colt ones go for much more. Also on the link I'll provide, some of them rather than having add to cart are NFA restricted and cost $1800. 37mm isn't restricted when unmodified. lewismachine (dot) net/store (dot) php?cid=10

  • Thumbs if Once Upon a Time in Mexico brought you here

  • @BurninRubba305 thanks

    

  • what is the negative side of a silencer, is see lots of flash supressors but very little silincers

  • @MrStrontipis It makes the gun longer, which can hinder movement. As most pistols are recoil-operated, the silencer has to move with the barrel, which increases the barrel mass, which can hinder cycling without some sort of booster.

  • @csmybuttt isn't that the same with a flash supressor?

  • @MrStrontipis flash suppressors are very short relative to silencers. A flash suppressor protrudes 1 to 2 inches from the barrel, while silencers protrude around 6 inches.

  • @csmybuttt alright thanks, i learned again :D

  • @px213 oye quiero pedirte un favor

    yo tengo una uzi

    igual que esta pero no tengo cargador me lo podras conseguir?? o dime como lo consigo o en donde por fa o cualquier persona que vea esta public. que me diga en donde lo puedo conseguir gracias.....

  • @px213 oye quiero pedirte un favor

    yo tengo una uzi

    igual que esta pero no tengo cargador me lo podras conseguir?? o dime como lo consigo o en donde por fa

  • in my opinion...cobrey licks ass and masterpiece arms macs are better,the mac... its basically a cool looking pistol and can be used for home defense if maintained properly,its nothing special,but does shoot 9mm in 30 round mags and is affordable,and a sign of the times...the 80's baby,miami vice. the a-team ect.. a collectors item and a last ditch effort hand gun before i reach for my 1911... stop hating.

  • The real one sounds more manly, than the one on black ops.

  • gunman848, if you put a file on it you are in possesion of an illegal machine gun.

    if you put your left thumb behind the trigger of a semi open bolt mac you are legally shooting a semi at 6oo rds per minute. just the way they were made. any machine

    work or filing is illegal. the hellfire sort of works and is legal because it only clamps to the trigger guard.

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  • For a weapon that is not the most reliable, it is fairly easy to group the shots relatively well. I have been pleasantly surprized in that respect.

  • how about using 2 of them, full auto, Max Payne style?

  • @ScarletSnake definitely gotta agree with you there man. Would be incredibly cool!

  • file down the little ramp under the bolt carrier that stops the cycle rate to semi auto, then hold the gun real tight.

  • @gunman848 LOL

  • Yeah, these guns tend to be lighter than the R.P.B. of full auto versions. I think that is because they just aren't made as well.

  • I have a Cobray 9mm and a Smith and Weson 9mm, and my smith is a much more reliable and powerfull weapon.

  • @FSUscar don't know about more powerful, but definitely more reliable. Having shot friend's M.A.C.'s in full auto before, they tend to be still high inaccurate too

  • Wait, do they really come and do a check up? I tossed mine in the trash after I shoot them too pieces.

  • @vieboiracer Full Auto MACS are open bolt, but then again so are some semi auto MACS as well. Manufactured before 1982 R.P.B. Industries made some until the B.A.T.F. decided that they were too easy to convert to full auto. You can still buy a semi auto open bolt, but they are much more pricey. The ones that exist were grandfathered in.

  • Wow, I bought one around "94" and only had it for alittle over a year before selling it.

    Can't remember what I paid for it new.

  • Hay that's a mac 10

  • @celtik916 Hay no it isn't.

  • @celtik916 it actually would be closer to the MAC 11.

  • man that thing looks like a pos

  • Aren't they fun?? I have one, used to have 2 of them, but then I traded the other toward the submachine gun before I realized that it was going to be too much paperwork and opted out of buying it

  • cobray or masterpice arms?

  • guns arnt really toys but ok...

  • Is that a fake can??

  • Kinda like mine, I use it for stress relief, though, I have a Kel-tec and a Mossberg for home and personal defense.

  • haha kel tec. if someone breaks into your home and you pull the Kel Tec, I promise you'll never have to defend yourself a gain. Get a Browning Hi Power or an FN .45ACP

  • The MAC was designed to be a CIA covert ops / assasination weapon over 35 years ago. It's only advantage being it's revolutionary small size for a machine gun and extreme high fire rate, which made it able to be concealed and to clear a room of opponents in one burst. It's a short duration fire hose. It is not a combat or field weapon, it is a one-use spec ops weapon. making it semi-auto is like putting a propeller engine on a jet fighter then complaining about it. Go buy a jet.

  • @Ianwrym I agree wiith the first part some of what your saying is true but dont knock a firearm just cause its not full auto who cares its a awesome gun which i just bought =] plus i live in texas which makes it easy to convert it to full auto" think of it like this would you really want every firearm thats meant to be full auto fully auto so that some dumb fucks out there that dont know how to manage recoil the right way shooting stuff up! just saying no harm intended

  • This gun has a horrible design. The c-clip retainer fell off and the gun fell apart. I havent shot the thing in over a year because i cant find the right size c-clip. i dont want to pay 3.00 euros for one online. worst gun i bought

  • have you bumpfired that badboy,thats what makes macs fun to play with

  • Oh boy a big clumsy gigantic 9mm auto . Like a dream come true.

    Think I'll stick with a hi-cap 9mm pistol that's a third the size of that monstrosity.

  • ROTFLMAO

  • Yeah I hate these things and the people that buy them and think they really got something. What they got is a piece of shit.

  • I bought it just to add some variety to the collection. I couldn't pass up the deal: The gun, 5 mags, and a pelican case with the foam custom cut to hold everything for $400.00 The pelican case alone sells for $130.00

    It is by no means a primary weapon for self defense or reliability. It got about 1000 rounds through it before the firing pin mushroomed and needed to be replaced. At least parts are cheap. The firing pin was $6.00

  • yeah..it a collectors item i guess if ya grew up in the 80s like i did.

  • @PX213 wow $400, amazing.....i live in canada and im not too sure but that gun would probably sell for 3000$ here

  • @PX213 man that thing sure tosses brass..

  • @PX213 damn. where you get all that for 400 dollars?

  • @TheJomogogo why are you hating so much? i dont think anyone asked how you felt about the m11/9.. m11/9's are definitly not for gun snobs...they cost less than $400..

  • i feel yeah. Plus i would never buy a gun with a fake suppresor in my life!

  • oh sworry\

  • that is a fake ass scilencer

  • its a compensator, not a suppressor.

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  • no shit

  • sounds like fake suppressor..which they sell

  • lol the silencer was not so silence

  • Guns aren't toys, :D . Description: "Playing with the new toy."

  • stfu its not your video

  • How do you know? :O

  • because you are a dumbass

  • Yeah your real mature "Scarface"

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  • Haha what? Learn proper grammar....

  • buy real guns lol

  • I would if i am old enough lol im only 15 =/

  • oh.. im 13 and i own 6 guns

  • No you do not, you can not legaly own guns until your atleast and adult. Your parents may have guns, yes just like mine but you cannot get a legal license for them and etc...get your facts straight

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  • ur an idiot

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  • did you know that in the state of california, that you are legally allowed to purchase a rifle or shotgun for you mother or father while still a minor, but are not allowed to own it yourself? crazy huh

  • I just said you cannot own a gun lol i didnt say purchase.

  • i wasnt saying it to be a douche or anything. just a factoid fun fact thing

  • Never said you were being a douche, dont make assumptions, and "factoid fun fact thing" lol

  • : )

  • are you serious? what about georgia? you got me excited now lol

  • how do they know its for your mother or father?

  • you can legaly purchase rifles and shotguns at the age of 18 in the USA. parents could gift guns to there kids under the age of 18. the legal age to purchase a handgun is 21

  • lol

  • There are a couple "ball profile" expanding round out now that you could try. One is called "DRT" ammo and is a 124 gr. 9mm Luger load. it fragments when it hits but is designed not to do so unless it hits tissue.

    Then there is the EFMJ Federal (Expanding Full Metal jacket.) Ball profile, with scored jacket and rubber expander over lead.

    Third one is the Cor-Bob "Pow-R-Ball" with a polymer ball over a hollw point to ease feeding.

  • Cor-Bob = Cor-Bon, even. Sorry.

    P.S. beautiful piece.

  • Bump firing it would be retarded and pointless.

  • fawwk doesnt sounds silenced

  • Once again, its just flash suppressor, not s silencer.

  • What's the point of having one?

  • Also adds a little weight and something to grip to help resist muzzle climb. I like the sweet slotted shrouds they have floating around.

    IMO, it's a fun pistol-caliber carbine, especially with the collapsible or quick-removable stocks, flash suppressor and foregrip. Though some can be picky with SD ammo, while others eat up anything you feed it.

  • @PX213 It's not even a flash suppressor, which it clearly doesn't. It's a mock suppressor. MSRP. $29.99

  • @PX213 Once again its called a Suppressor a device attached to or part of the barrel of a firearm which reduces the amount of noise and flash

  • @PX213 It's not even that. It's just a barrel extension. Has no purpose at all except for bump firing. Same as the MPA30.

  • @callujah We have a flash suppressor for our M11. It is not made to silence the gun.

  • @callujah i still see flashes..

  • @callujah Also suppressors don't suppress as much as in the movies the suppress a 9mm at 190 decibles give or take to about 150 decibles, so basically it makes the 9mm sound like a .22.

  • are corbay mac 11 open bolt or closed bolt?

  • fully auto: open bolt

    semi auto: closed bolt

  • @PX213 not all true. RPB has an open bolt semi.

  • @PX213 Full Auto: Open Bolt with folding stock Semi Auto: Open or closed Bolt with no stock

  • Is the fake supressor/barrel extension permanently attached or is it threaded on? If you thread it on, do you need to put loctite thread locker or anything like that on it?

  • you ever teyed bump fire

  • bump fire it! the cobrays really rip with a nice bump fire!

  • Its an awkward gun to shoot for any length of time. It will only shoot cheap solid slug ammo though. Any somewhat expensive hollow point ammo hangs up on the lip the barrel has where there is a gap between the ramp and the barrel.

    I have a new upper receiver with a scope rail on it, and the cocking lever on the left side. I am also looking into a new upper receiver with scope rail and the 16" barrel to make it into a small carbine 9mm rifle. I just have to add the wire stock to it then.

  • That's odd. My Cobray M11 handles ammo like Remington Hollow Points extremely well!

  • I saw one of these at the local gunshop and have been thinking about getting it. Do you hate the sights and the awkward pistol grip?

  • you dont need a class III just a $200 tax stamp if you live in a silencer legal state.

  • @haxforcandy yes, but you open yourself up to random "spot checks" by A.T.F.

  • @haxforcandy Texas does just bought me one of these today so happy=]

  • Its just a flash supressor, I don't have the class 3 federal firearms liscense to own a silencer.

  • Ain´t a very good silencer.... still sounds too much like a shot. But nice gun, neverless.

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