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The ones with the MAC & Cobray logo like the one pictured should go for between $150-$200. The same mags without the MAC/Cobray logo (they were offered both ways from Military Armament Corporation) go for $125-$150 each.

Here’s some pictures of a MAC Powder Springs factory converted USGI grease gun mag.

It’s pretty simple. You just need to take an 1/8” off the lower back edge and the top of each mag stop on the sides. No more than that or else the mag will insert too high in the gun and interfere with the bolt.

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There used to be a Department of Justice choice, which then let you select ATF, but I just logged in and see it’s no longer a choice. Not sure why…

I’m not sure with a trust as I’ve never tried it.

You can create a login and submit a FOIA request through the Secure Release portal at https://www.securerelease.us/. I’ve had some requests come back in as little as a few weeks with others taking several months. The FOIA should include the original Form 2 submission to ATF when the gun was...

The German MP2’s were not built in Germany. They were built by IMI for Germany.

If the .380 upper has the barrel retaining pin located on top of the barrel, it’s a Powder Springs upper. It the retaining pin is below the barrel and hidden from view when the upper is installed on the lower, it’s an RPB or later upper. Below picture is from a Powder Springs M11.

All of the original Powder Springs uppers that I have seen have those markings, including the M11 in .380. If you had an original box with the gun, you’d find the same markings stamped on the label. In the second picture you can see the letters GAB2KER stamped in ink under where it says...

Definitely above your $250 price range but the CZ Scout barrel comes factory threaded and is a very well made gun. Lists for $549 on CZ’s site but I would assume the real world street price is lower on it. https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-457-scout/

Interesting how it’s a Winchester-Western (W-W) head stamp but a Remington box.

Agree 100%

They were originally Madsen Model 50 mags that look like they’ve been modified with a notch in the back for use in a MAC M11/9. Not sure about the side cut though. Value is probably around $35 each. Unfortunately they will no longer work in the Madsen because the upper rear catch tab has been...

Can’t forget about Pulp Fiction…

I like Hickok45’s M11 .380 video.

Is anyone seeing paper form 4’s approving any quicker?

I believe it’s a flat point bullet which usually causes feed issues. Ideally you want to find a round nose projectile but they’re hard to find in subsonic loads. I think Privi Patizan makes a subsonic round nose load if you can find it.

They look like 40 and 30 round mags for the MAC 10/45, likely produced by CMP for RPB. Here’s a picture of a ten rounder produced the same way with a Cobray stamp on the front. Not all had the Cobray stamp though. No mag catch like USGI Grease Gun mags because they were made to only be used with...

Although not necessarily original, a Suomi or Swedish K magazine spring should work just fine.