Belt-fed would be what would get me to jump in. But the feeding mechanism is a real engineering challenge to solve, especially while avoiding tech branch's eye of sauron-esque review.Hopefully a .308 upper is next, and a belt fed
So weird “first world problem” question here - I have all three Mac variants…which would be the best 5.57/.223 host? I’m leaning toward the M10, but the M11a1 is so tempting. Also…wondering what this will do to the M10 and M11a1 markets.
#46 here! Added to the list June 24th 2019. Seems like a lifetime ago. Take my money Richard!
Do you know how many they make at a time?
I think i remembered 50 in a batch…?
I believe they started with 20 at a time with plans to ramp up to 50 per week. That was adding one new product.
To answer a couple of questions:
We will be working on the schedule for MAX-11A1/15 and MAX-10/15 production when we get back from New Years shut down. We are closed for the rest of this week fir Christmas and will be open a couple of days next week.
A limiting factor for production will probably be availability of Barrels and AR Bolt Heads. Barrels currently have a 6 month lead time. They are currently on order.
Just like the MAX-11/15, the uppers will be available with one barrel length, 10-1/2". It is a standard AR barrel, so changing it out is fairly simple. For logistics, we only offer one barrel. It maximizes our throughput.
The first batch will be 20 each and then batches of 50 each. Until we work out deliveries for the AR parts, we cannot estimate how long it will take for each batch.
If we are lucky enough to receive parts on time and produce at the rate we did for the MAX-11/15, the lists should be knocked out in about 6 to 8 months.