RPB Industries MAC Ingram M11 .380ACP Transferable Submachine Gun w/ Bowers Suppressor
$14,000.00
Status: In Stock / Please Call to Purchase
This Chester County Armory sale listing is for an excellent condition RPB Industries M11 .380acp fully transferable MAC submachine gun with a Bowers CAC380 full-auto rated NFA silencer / suppressor.
Still considered the fasted submachine in the world with a fire rate of approximately 1800rds a minute, this beautiful MAC-11 submachine gun was built by RPB Industries using a lower receiver flat originally manufactured and marked by Military Armament Corp. in their Powder Springs, GA facility. This is commonly referred to as “double stamp” model as it displays manufacturer information from both entities. This model is chambered in .380ACP, as designated by the 9mm AUTO K markings on the right side of the gun, indicating 9mm short, aka .380ACP. This weapon uses the highly reliable RPB .380acp metal magazines. Purchase will include three original 30rd RPB factory magazines. This model also features it’s original telescoping stock, original front grip strap, and will come with a Bowers Group CAC380 NFA suppressor. The front takedown pin has been updated to a Lage Manufacturing 1-Piece Receiver Pin that uses a spring loaded ball detent to securely attach the lower and upper receivers.
Overall, this weapon setup is in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition. Mechanically, the metalwork is solid, with no dents, dings, cracks, or malformations of any type. The fire control internals and factory bolt group display only minor use and finish wear. The bolt face is crisp and well-defined. The barrel remains bright and shiny with clean, well-delineated rifling. This weapon has been test fired and functions flawlessly with standard .380ACP SAAMI spec ammunition. The suppressor remains in excellent condition, as well, with no noted physical or operational concerns.
Cosmetically, this transferable submachine gun is also in excellent condition. The original factory finish notes minor surface use and handling markings at various spots, but is in well above average condition for the MAC family of weapons, where finish was often marred from factory production. There are no structural or physical concerns noted on the weapon, whatsoever. The suppressor finish remains in excellent, like new condition.
Both this transferable machine gun and the NFA registered suppressor are currently on eForm capable Form 3s. The Form 3 for the machine gun lists “RPB IND” as the manufacturer and “M11” as the model. The Form 3 for the suppressor lists “BOWERS GROUP” as the manufacturer and “CAC380” as the model.
