The Ingram Mac 10 is a direct copy of the Israeli made UZI 9mm weapon. The Mac 10 earned its stripes through primary use by special forces groups, presumably the Navy SEALs. Its 30 round clip of .45 caliber ACP ammunition can allow for a lot of ammunition to be put down in one place. Naturally, the fame of this weapon is limited as the UZI and its variants maintain a direct hold on the market for this type of weapon.
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Designation:Ingram Mac-10 Classification Type:Submachine Gun Manufacturer:Ingram Country of Origin: United States
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