I’m not sure if that was the drawing, as I recall a can being on the gun. I saw it along time ago though.
Like I mentioned, they were just stories and I was passing them along. However, I’m 100% certain he was actually there. He had some awesome mac stuff too. He had some of the the Factory Mac 380 suppressor ammo too (NIB). I thought I was going to be able to buy that ammo but someone got it out from under me. He was big into the NFA stuff (way back when) and was an importer (crap load) of firearms.
Just curious, if that drawing is yours, what was the guys first name you got it from?
The drawing is not mine, I have a few copies of it though. That original was photographed at the powder springs farm in werbells house. A buddy of mine is close with Geoff Werbell, Mitch’s son. He would periodically go out to the powder springs farm and dig through Mitch’s old stuff. I have pics of some really cool items and he has some interesting stuff in his collection, including werbells personal affects, like his wallet, with drivers license, firearms id and AARP insurance card.
I have a signed copy of blackie collins’ self defense book from werbells personal library, it is personalized to Mitch, and has his name and powder springs address stamp on the inside. It also has a MAC name tape from a military uniform in it as a book mark, which is cool because it was obtained at the first Werbell estate sale, and they were NOT willing to sell anything MAC apparently, but that name tape bookmark slipped through the cracks.
I have always wished I could find one of those 380 MAC boxes. I know of a few in some friends’ collections, but have not found one myself. I did just recently find a few boxes of MAC 9mm subsonic ammo, it is reloaded Remington, in green boxes, with MAC labels on the boxes. 147gr I believe, it was advertised in the old MAC price lists.
