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I have had this for 3 years and still have no clue what it does. I asked them and here is their answer: Good Morning, This mount is for the Cobray M-11 /M12! Thank You, Centerfire Systems 800-950-1231 https://centerfiresystems.com/product/mac-1112-mount-os-mac01

What is this? Can’t tell if this is a mini or micro bolt…..don’t even remember buying it It uses a striker so not sure it that narrows it down. It is a few inches shorter than the bolt in my full size Uzi click for more pics

I bought this about a year or two ago......never knew what it went to. Seems to be 45 acp and about 10 rounds.......not sure as I have none of that caliber Looks like mag catch is on side and a modified one on the back spine click pics or arrow over to see more

Male threads are the standard 3/4x10....I don't know what the female side is. Just that it is 5/8 ID. click the link or arrow over to see the other pics

No affiliation with them......just wanted to let others know these are out there. I ended up getting the cheap barrel only jigs when I was going to weld one so it is nice to see these back. https://apparmsco.com/product/uzi-welding-jig-set/

I want the 5 inch barrel one.....cheapest I find online is $900 from guns.com I hope there is a dealer here that can get me one for the same or cheaper.....help each other out kind of thing I will need it shipped to Panama City FL

I have wanted one of these for a few years. It looks different than the one I know of already in existence. Anyone have info on this or possibly even things to look for to determine value before I bid? https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/940699378...

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/936766760 I don't think this is 9mm. Waiting on the seller to get me info on if a round will fit in the chamber. Anyone seen one like this before?

Looking for more info before I have to sell a limb to get this. I had one of the 3/4x10 threaded barrels for my Uzi but sold it because I didn't want to have to modify a barrel nut to use it- the mac threads are too large for the barrel nut to fit over them. When you look at this barrel it...

Interesting provenance if correct....any way of verifying this? https://www.gunbroker.com/item/932429557 THIS MAC WAS BOUGHT NEW BY A POLICE DETECTIVE AT A CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA, GA AN ELEVATOR OF ALL PLACES FROM A WOMAN CLAIMING TO BE THE WIFE OF ONE OF THE OWNERS OF RPB BEFORE THE...

not mine....and no affiliation https://www.gunbroker.com/item/933028458

Who made this upper, tried to get it but as soon as a NR bids I usually bid once more and then that is it....too many shill bidders there https://www.gunbroker.com/item/927669572

Anyone have experience sending a can back to them for work? Asking because mine have been there for a long time.....like so long I am ready to ask for them to be sent back to me as is.

Very interesting https://www.gunbroker.com/item/925667600

I bought this from a local dealer but I have so many questions. I haven't decided if I want to even try to build a mini. Why is it for the FA trunnion but needs the semi feed ramp? Is there a different barrel retaining nut for this...cause this one has too large of threads for the standard...

What exactly on the can is this used for? https://www.gunbroker.com/item/909696492

Does it seem like this was a little expensive or is this a good maker? https://www.gunbroker.com/item/904928822

Did some searching on google and didn't return much about this can. Anyone have info on it? https://www.gunbroker.com/item/903611645

Took parts from a demilled kit and the barrel locking tab gap from top to bottom in the UC9 is so large the locking tab just falls out. I put it back in the demilled front part just to see if I was doing it wrong and it locked in there no problem. demilled part https://imgur.com/ZPnYK7d UC9...

Picked this up at the LGS today, it was in a box with other MAC/Cobray stuff. He said it may be 1/2x28 but it is too big to screw onto my 1/2x28 uzi barrel that I just got from US Barrel Shrouds. It has what I would consider a gas ring on the threaded end. Thoughts? Pictures are here...