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Open Bolt Mac-10 in 9mm
An overview with pictures

    This is a semi-auto version of the M10 9mm open bolt SMG built by RPB Industries. These were built for 5 or 6 years before they were banned by the ATF. These are a big pistol, but an interesting part of U.S. SMG history

This is a semi-auto version of the M10 9mm open bolt SMG built by RPB Industries. These were built for 5 or 6 years before they were banned by the ATF. These are a big pistol, but an interesting part of U.S. SMG history

Military Armament Corporation (MAC) in Powder Springs Georgia started by Gordon Ingram (who designed and built the MAC SMG) produced MACs (in 9mm, .45acp, and .380) from 1970-1976

Military Armament Corporation (MAC) in Powder Springs Georgia started by Gordon Ingram (who designed and built the MAC SMG) produced  MACs (in 9mm, .45acp, and .380) from 1970-1976

Military Armament Corporation (MAC) in Powder Springs Georgia started by Gordon Ingram (who designed and built the MAC SMG) produced MACs (in 9mm, .45acp, and .380) from 1970-1976

Military Armament Corporation (MAC) sold its tooling and assets (registered and unregistered frames, and parts) to RPB in 1977. RPB marketed the MAC as a Semi-Auto open bolt pistol

Military Armament Corporation (MAC) sold its tooling and assets (registered and unregistered frames, and parts) to RPB in 1977. RPB marketed the MAC as a Semi-Auto open bolt pistol

Military Armament Corporation (MAC) sold its tooling and assets (registered and unregistered frames, and parts) to RPB in 1977. RPB marketed the MAC as a Semi-Auto open bolt pistol

ATF stopped the manufacture of open bolt semi-autos in1982. RPB went out of business in 1983.

ATF stopped the manufacture of open bolt semi-autos in1982. RPB went out of business in 1983.

ATF stopped the manufacture of open bolt semi-autos in1982. RPB went out of business in 1983.

S.A.P. M10 cal 9mm par RPB Industries, Inc Atlanta, GA U.S.A.

S.A.P. M10 cal 9mm par RPB Industries, Inc Atlanta, GA U.S.A.

S.A.P. M10 cal 9mm par RPB Industries, Inc Atlanta, GA U.S.A.

SWD started in 1983 and re-designed the MAC to fire from a closed bolt

SWD started in 1983 and re-designed the MAC to fire from a closed bolt

SWD started in 1983 and re-designed the MAC to fire from a closed bolt

This is a semi-auto version of the M10 9mm open bolt SMG built by RPB Industries. These were built for 5 or 6 years before they were banned by the ATF. These are a big pistol, but an interesting part of U.S. SMG history

 

This is a semi-auto version of the M10 9mm open bolt SMG built by RPB Industries. These were built for 5 or 6 years before they were banned by the ATF. These are a big pistol, but an interesting part of U.S. SMG history

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(at the time we took the pictures)
at Tucson Guns and Western Artifacts

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This is a semi-auto version of the M10 9mm open bolt SMG built by RPB Industries. These were built for 5 or 6 years before they were banned by the ATF. These are a big pistol, but an interesting part of U.S. SMG history

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