Any member of an American-manufactured family of fully automatic submachineguns known as the Ingram models 10/11. Most come in either the .45 caliber or 9 millimeter variety.
by Daniel March 26, 2002
Ingram Mac-10/11 Submachine Gun
Fires .380 @ 1400 RPM
Fires 9mm @ 1250 RPM
Fire .45ACP @ 1300 RPM
Hold a 30 Round Clip
8 Inch Suppersor
Folding Stock
Ultimate Drive By Weapon
Fires .380 @ 1400 RPM
Fires 9mm @ 1250 RPM
Fire .45ACP @ 1300 RPM
Hold a 30 Round Clip
8 Inch Suppersor
Folding Stock
Ultimate Drive By Weapon
by pipewoofer January 16, 2004
by tRiGoNoMaTrY February 10, 2021
(n) The Ingram Mac-10 30 to 36-shot submachine pistol firing standard 9mm caliber (.38 in) bullets. The American version of the Israeli Uzi. Most "Tens" are actually smuggled Czech M-61s.
by ac January 31, 2004
by Punzz May 3, 2004
by sux0r August 12, 2003
The Mac-10 is a submachine gun developed in the mid-1960s by Gordon B. Ingram for use by urban operators. It fires either the .45 ACP or the 9mm x 19 Parabellum cartridge. This gun is reknowm for it's incredible cyclic rate of fire- 1145 rpm. The gun fires from an open bolt (causing minimal accuracy) and it is mainly made of pressed steel. MAC strands for Marietta Armament Corperation, the company that made most of these guns. Another version, the Mac 11, fires the shorter .380 ACP round. Both guns were made to fit a Sionics Company suppressor/silencer.
I cannot stress enough that a MAC 10 is NOT an Uzi. They are two completely different weapons. Get it through your heads.
I cannot stress enough that a MAC 10 is NOT an Uzi. They are two completely different weapons. Get it through your heads.
by Ian R May 15, 2005