The pocket A-10, the BRRRRRRTT brick… whatever you want to call it, the ultimate pistol/SMG has arrived!
The Ingram Mac11 is a subcompact machine pistol/submachine developed by American gun designer Gordon Ingram at the Military Armament Corporation (MAC) during the 1970s.
Suppressor
The Mac-11 has a 14mm counter-clockwise thread for fitting your suppressor, an alloy barrel and a front sling/grip mount.
Full Metal
Full metal body, and gears, this blaster is ready for action. And with that, comes an incredible rate of fire hitting 30-36 rps at 180-240 FPS.
C02 Power
To keep up with that rate of fire, the Mac-11 is CO2 powered, with the C02 bulb going into the bottom of the magazine. With great power comes great responsibility, never dry fire your Mac-11, never slam the mag in with the bolt closed, and keep up your maintenance.
M4A1 recommends upgrading your gels to some Ausgel gels for better performance.
Please remember to check all local laws regarding the usage and ownership of gel blasters in your particular State or Territory. Use protective eyewear at ALL times as incorrect usage can lead to eye damage. Gelblasters must be concealed during transport and used in designated areas. * Note gels supplied are usually of low quality it is highly recommended to use Ausgel gels for best results
Features
Full Metal Construction
14mm CCW outer barrel for attaching Suppressors, Hopups or Tracer Units
Retractable stock
Large Capacity CO2 magazine
180-240FPS depending on gels, gas pressure and temperature
30-36RPS, we struggled to get an exact ROF because the MAC11 is simply too awesome for the Chrono we used to test it with!!!
