Videos tagged with Lage Manufacturing

This video showcases a modified Mac-11 style submachine gun, specifically featuring a Lage Manufacturing MAX-11/15 upper receiver. The footage includes live fire demonstrations with a red dot optic, close-ups of the firearm's operation in slow motion, and clear views of receiver markings. The demonstration highlights the firearm's rapid fire capability and the use of aftermarket components.

This video demonstrates the proper operation of a full-auto MAC-11 equipped with a Lage MAX-11k upper receiver. It covers the loading procedure, including locking the bolt open and inserting the magazine, and explains how to select 'SMG' mode for full-auto fire. The demonstration showcases the weapon's rate of fire and recoil management.

This review showcases a modernized MAC-11 featuring a Lage Manufacturing upper receiver, significantly enhancing its accessory compatibility and aesthetics. The build boasts a high cyclic rate of 1200 RPM and demonstrates improved recoil control with heavier 147-grain ammunition. Reliability is highlighted, with the firearm performing exceptionally well after extensive use with minimal cleaning.

This short showcases a tactical setup inspired by the movie 'The Town,' featuring a nun mask and plate carrier. The primary focus is a Lage Manufacturing MAX-11 mk2 upper receiver on a MAC-11 style lower, chambered in 9mm. The video demonstrates live fire, highlighting the firearm's recoil and cycling characteristics at an outdoor range.

This video showcases a James Bond-themed firearm kit, featuring iconic and unique weapons. It highlights a suppressed Walther PPK in .22LR, a compact Lifecard .22WMR folding gun, and a 9mm submachine gun with a Lage Manufacturing upper. A non-metallic Zytel knife is also demonstrated as a defensive tool. The kit is presented in a Storm Case, emphasizing its collection and tactical appeal.

This video demonstrates the destructive potential of a full-auto 9mm Mac-11, specifically a Lage Manufacturing MAX-11 mk2 upper, against a bowling ball. While the 147-grain Callaway Ballistics ammunition effectively obliterated the bowling ball's acrylic exterior, the internal core remained largely intact, suggesting a need for larger caliber rounds for complete destruction. The test highlights the Mac-11's high rate of fire and the limitations of 9mm against dense, layered targets.

This review tests the Lage Max31A Mk2 conversion for the MAC-11 A1 in a Pistol Caliber Carbine course. The open-bolt 9mm submachine gun, fed by Suomi drums, proved inefficient for precision shooting due to uncontrollable full-auto bursts. Despite a high authority level, the analysis highlights that semi-automatic fire is superior for this course, with full-auto consuming over 100 rounds and leaving targets standing.

This episode of the TGC Podcast, hosted by Adam and Jon, delves into a variety of current events and new products within the firearms community. Topics discussed include magazine bans in Deerfield, the registration of bullet button firearms in California, the failure of an assault weapon ban in Delaware, and political spending impacting elections. The episode also touches on legal actions against the NRA, declining sales for Smith & Wesson, banking issues for Honor Defense and Slide Fire, and the US Army's sub-compact weapon trials. New product mentions include the Lage Manufacturing Max 11-15, Spikes Tactical Pineapple Grenade Lower, and Q Bottle Rocket muzzle devices. The discussion also explores the intersection of LGBTQ+ rights and gun ownership, and features sponsorships from Tactical Baby Gear and the TGC Patreon.