Exactly right. All each of those two magazines require for use in the M-11/9 is a catch cut on the spine. The Madsen M50 magazine also has an over insertion stop added as part of the modification. These magazines may seem a sloppy fit in your mag well, but I found them to be very reliable and much easier to load than the Argentine PAM-2. I own several and like them.Mag 1 is Madsen mag altered to fit the M11/9. Mag 2 is a PAM2 mag altered to fit the M11/9
Exactly right. All each of those two magazines require for use in the M-11/9 is a catch cut on the spine. The Madsen M50 magazine also has an over insertion stop added as part of the modification. These magazines may seem a sloppy fit in your mag well, but I found them to be very reliable and much easier to load than the Argentine PAM-2. I own several and like them.
http://www.mac10talk.com/pages/M11magconversion.htm
Boardmember and noted author Frank Iannamico as written the definitive book on all things MAC. Did you check your copy for the magazine information? It’s a must have book for any owner. https://www.amazon.com/Mac-Man-Gordon-Ingram-Submachine/dp/0982391811
Above mag appears to be a AP9 tec9 ghetto blaster mag.
I convert suomi mags for my hood rat ghetto blaster but the AP9 tec9 mags bring 20 to 30 bux each.
If it wasn't for "big trouble in little China" I wouldn't even own the gun.
Like the MAC & UZI it's a classic movie gun.
It was said best in the remake of RED DAWN "We are going to need better guns!"
Rich