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Ingram MAC Model 10 / M10 and Model 11 / M11 submachine guns (USA)Ingram M10 in .45ACP caliber, as made by MAC, with stock extended
Gordon B. Ingram, an American arms designer who previously developed several
submachine guns under his own name (such as Ingram Model 6),
began work on a more compact submachine gun, suitable for clandestine
operations, in around 1964. Several prototypes were made by Ingram by 1965, and
in 1966 at least one prototype gun was purchased by US Army for test and
evaluation. In around 1969 Ingram joined the Sionics Co, which previously
manufactured silencers for small arms, and company started tooling up to produce
Ingram submachine guns. In 1970 the Sionics was incorporated into larger company
Military Armament Corporation (or MAC in short), located in Powder Springs, GA,
USA. The same year MAC company commenced production of two versions of Ingram
submachine guns - the larger Model 10 (M10), chambered for 9x19 or .45ACP
ammunition, and smaller Model 11 (M11), chambered for 9x17 (9mm Short or
.380ACP). Either version was available with silencers, developed by Sionics /
MAC. The MAC ceased its functioning in 1976, and manufacturing rights for Ingram
M10 and M11 submachine guns were transferred to RPB Industries Inc, located in
Atlanta, CA. later on, submachine guns and semi-automatic only
"pistols" and carbines, based on Ingram design, were
manufactured by several more companies, such as SWD Inc, Cobray, and others.
Copies of M10 were manufactured in Taiwan and Japan. Original weapons wee sold
to Chile and Yugoslavia during early 1970s; later on, sales were made to some
Asian and South American countries.
Ingram Model 10 is blowback-operated, selective-fire submachine gun, that fires from open bolt. The bolt has
firing pin milled in its body (or pinned to it). Bolt is of telescoped design,
with most of its weight located in front of the breech face, around the barrel.
Cocking handle is located at the top fo the gun, and can be used to lock the
bolt in forward position, when handle is turned sideways by 90 degrees. The receiver is made from
formed sheet steel and consist of two parts - upper and lower. Receiver parts
are connected by steel pin at the front of the weapon. Charging handle is located at the top
of the receiver and doesn't move with the bolt when firing. The muzzle of the barrel
is threaded to accept silencer. Controls include a manual safety, made in the
form of a slider located inside the trigger guard, and a separate fire mode
selector, made in form of a rotary lever located on left side of weapon, above
the front of trigger guard. The shoulder stock was of telescoped design with
folding shoulder rest made of steel wire. To provide additional stability, a
leather loop attached to the front of the receiver, which is used to hold the
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