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Yeah, they tend to sell quickly on GB because they honestly don’t pop up much. This is the closed bolt M10 style MPAs and Texas guns etc I’m talking about.. the m11/9s are plentiful and often sit forever on GB without any takers, but when closed bolt M10 style pistols pop up they sell fast...

They accomplish that just fine in their natural parkerized state 😁

Can pretty much guarantee that’s gonna be the case anytime you see that little “TOP 100 Seller” icon next to the name. All the big sellers on GB actively shill their listings, it’s like a right of passage for the top 100 list :rolleyes:

I’ve seen some very ornate gold plated, semi automatic M11/9s on GB.. they give big vato cholo ese’ drug cartel vibes. I don’t think any of them have ever sold, they just sit there clogging up the search for the last couple years, then again they are also asking transferable machine gun prices...

Give or take, no guarantees, but I’ve had the M10 foam covers sell for that much a few times at auction. May not get as lucky with the m11 cover, m11s are less common and the parts and accessories aren’t usually as desirable.

I have an original MAC or RPB neoprene suppressor cover for the M11 .380 listed on GB, but it probably won’t go cheap, reserve is $99 but it they usually end up selling for around $150 or so. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1173877149

Thanks! I thought that you meant they were sitting on gun broker, it’s definitely a little bit different market on there than the forums. People on the forums tend to be a bit more well informed and looking for deals. I think it should be said anytime somebody posts one of these “what are...

Well I guess he just sucks at marketing… I don’t seem to have any trouble selling them.

They go for around 40-50 bucks each on GB. Sometimes more, sometimes less.

I’m pretty heavily immersed in the MAC world.. I have a business specializing in vintage mac parts and accessories. There is nobody making reproductions of the old ribbed handles (or any old school parts) for the closed bolt semi M10. The closed bolt semi auto M10s are pretty unpopular and...

It won’t work, the charging handles on those closed bolt guns are designed so that they won’t spin in the charging handle slot. The original M10 smg handles are designed to rotate 360 degrees to lock the bolt as a safety mechanism when rotated, the bolt has a spring detent and the handle has 4...

Recently sold this Texas Highway Patrol slide assembly on GB

The A-Team had normal minis.. they dubbed in full auto sound FX over the shooting scenes to make them more exciting.

First time I ever shot a Cobray firearm was a semi auto closed bolt CM11/9 carbine with the stock removed.. it bump fired without even trying to bump fire it.. I think the hammer was slipping off the hammer bar because of the recoil of the previous round causing hammer follow/fully automatic...

This is a very common mistake people make when reassembling these guns. I have seen “broken” M11/9s and Texas M10 semi autos listed on GB as “gunsmith specials” that weren’t broken at all and clearly just did not have the gun reassembled correctly with the hammer in the cocked position. This...

This is most likely what’s happening. It’s blocking the bolt from traveling rearward. Remove the upper from the gun. Cock the hammer manually back until it locks onto the hammer bar. Replace the upper. Pull the trigger, hammer will drop against the rear of the bolt and gun will work...

Would help to know if you are talking about a semi auto pistol or an SMG.

They dry up every few months. Just gonna have to stalk the auction sights.. they pop up.

It depends on the upper that you have. If it’s the earlier version of the 11/9 OEM upper that has the charging handle takedown hole 2/3 of the way down the charging handle slot, yes, it will damage it if the handle rotates during cycling. If it’s the more common post 1985 production version...

If you have 380 marked zytels im gonna stay optimistic and assume this gun came with one of them and continue leaning towards this being a rare factory anomaly. I apologize to the OP for de-railing his thread, but I think he has already gotten the answers he was seeking on the first page of...