Cause I got my MAC 10/45 today (I mean, everyone was worried about that, right?).
My stamps arrive in the mail yesterday, so I took a half day and picked up the MAC and my Coastal Gun .45 suppressor up from Law Guns down on the Southside. I made a beeline for Applied Ballistics up in Lafayette to do some shooting. Now that may seem pretty far, but I'm happy I did. Dan, their gun smith, helped me get my MAC up and running (hey, she's 40 and has a few wrinkles). He also helped me fit my AMP-10 upper. Since my MAC is a Powder Springs, it had an issue with the bolt causing the selector switch to flip in semi. I could have sent it in for AA to fix (free of charge), but it was worth it to have the gunsmith fix it on the spot. I ran her with several mags and a drum, testing brass and steel case 115gr 9mm rounds and steel case 147gr subsonic, as well as testing the original upper with brass and steel 230gr .45 auto rounds.
Because the work that needed to be done, I only had about 20 minutes of trigger time, but so far so good. I had two stoppages, one with steel 9mm and one with brass .45. But my sample size is too small to judge on that. I'm hoping to get it out this weekend and run a lot more mags through.
Here's the test with steel cased 9mm and the 72-round drum
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86koyXDG10U&feature=youtu.be
My stamps arrive in the mail yesterday, so I took a half day and picked up the MAC and my Coastal Gun .45 suppressor up from Law Guns down on the Southside. I made a beeline for Applied Ballistics up in Lafayette to do some shooting. Now that may seem pretty far, but I'm happy I did. Dan, their gun smith, helped me get my MAC up and running (hey, she's 40 and has a few wrinkles). He also helped me fit my AMP-10 upper. Since my MAC is a Powder Springs, it had an issue with the bolt causing the selector switch to flip in semi. I could have sent it in for AA to fix (free of charge), but it was worth it to have the gunsmith fix it on the spot. I ran her with several mags and a drum, testing brass and steel case 115gr 9mm rounds and steel case 147gr subsonic, as well as testing the original upper with brass and steel 230gr .45 auto rounds.
Because the work that needed to be done, I only had about 20 minutes of trigger time, but so far so good. I had two stoppages, one with steel 9mm and one with brass .45. But my sample size is too small to judge on that. I'm hoping to get it out this weekend and run a lot more mags through.
Here's the test with steel cased 9mm and the 72-round drum
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86koyXDG10U&feature=youtu.be