Mac10 45acp 40 round stainless steel magazines.

[Trigger]

Anyone see any info on these mags? I have a few of them and was wondering if anyone has info on them.

 

[LawBob]

Dunno. I have a walther 9mm m10/9 mag in stainless

 

[Jack007]

Dunno. I have a walther 9mm m10/9 mag in stainless

Are you sure it's stainless steel? Is it stamped with the MAC logo? I only ask because MAC did have some of their 9mm mags nickel plated for a foreign navy contract that partially fell through. They ended up in the piles of mags at the big auction. I have one in my collection.

 

[LawBob]

Are you sure it's stainless steel? Is it stamped with the MAC logo? I only ask because MAC did have some of their 9mm mags nickel plated for a foreign navy contract that partially fell through. They ended up in the piles of mags at the big auction. I have one in my collection.

Well I think I know difference but I’d have to look again. I bought it as being stainless just to have.

I don’t think it has the Mp markings

 

[Jack007]

Here's a pic of mine. Unfortunately, it's really hard for me to get the color balance right, so I think it's hard to tell it's a smooth satin silver color.
I got it from an old C3 who had a buddy that attended the MAC auction. I got a lot of interesting mags from him.

 

[MitchWerbellsGhost87]

There were nickel plated bolts, magazines and barrels done for the M11A1 380 by RPB, as jack mentioned it was for a foreign navy contract, specifically the Argentine navy, but these were M11 380 guns only, not M10s, MAC Marietta double stamp RPB M11 SMGs. The contract fell through and the parts ended up being used on normal production guns sold on the American market and they are actually somewhat common. There were also a few limited runs of nickel plated guns done by RPB and SWD. RPB did nickel plated M10 SAPs and M11 380s for a couple of gun shops in Florida and Texas, tsunami gunworks in FL was one of them, and a few SMGs were done here and there. I have one of the satin nickel 380 mags from the Argentine navy contract guns, Cobray marked, made by CMP for RPB, along with a satin nickel wire stock and barrel extension that came with a factory nickel RPB 380 SMG. occasionally magazines pop up in batches randomly that are nickel plated. An M10 SAP sold on GB about a week ago that had a CMP marked satin nickel M10/9 mag included with it. The limited edition RPB nickel guns came with nickel magazines, there were also a handful of SWD guns done in satin nickel, stainless steel and brushed chrome. The guns with the states numbered to 200 were done in brushed matte chrome, they were supposed to be done for all 50 states but they only ever completed NV, TX, GA and FL, maybe one or 2 others.

 

[MitchWerbellsGhost87]

Bump, found a pic of a nickel RPB carbine! Man what a holy grail item… looks like it’s got a 300 dollar Intratec front grip on it too! This gun was shared on this board years ago but the post is no longer available. I’d love to find out some more info about it and the nickel guns in general.

 

[LawBob]

I looked at my walther 9 and it looks like stainless to me not nickel. It’s not marked though. Alas, it’s still in a plastic bag so I guess I need to take it out to be really sure.

 

[theduke]

Isn't that a FAL grip......I have a similar but different upper with a grip thats Notched on one side for the thumb iirc.

 

[Jack007]

Isn't that a FAL grip

Intratec vertical foregrip. Somewhat scarce nowadays. Who woulda thunk?

 

[MitchWerbellsGhost87]

Intratec vertical foregrip. Somewhat scarce nowadays. Who woulda thunk?

Yeah it’s the glossier Intratec grip… they go for a few hundred bucks these days. I have the interdynamic version with the matte finish… almost as scarce as that first Gen Intratec bag you outbid me on!! Lol!! I forgot about it and ya got me by 5 bucks! I have one of those bags but the paint on the logo is chipped off a bit. Who would have ever thought Intratec junk would be collectible… and expensive!