Cobray full-auto MAC-11 in 380ACP with and without suppressor

This video showcases the impressive rate of fire of a suppressed MAC-11 style submachine gun, likely chambered in .380 ACP or 9mm. Visuals highlight rapid brass ejection and the effectiveness of a large volume suppressor in a snowy outdoor environment. The demonstration emphasizes the high cyclic rate achievable with this platform.

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The Gold MAC-11, chambered in .380 ACP, boasts an extremely high cyclic rate, reaching up to 1600 RPM with modifications. Despite its iconic status and impressive rate of fire, the MAC-11 is deemed impractical for combat due to its uncontrollable nature, poor ergonomics, and rudimentary sights. While fun for short-range engagements, it's not recommended for serious training or defense.

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 video tests the lethality of various pocket pistol calibers using a ballistic dummy. Smaller calibers like .22 Short, .22 LR, .25 ACP, and .32 ACP showed limited penetration, often stopping at the sternum or ribs. Larger calibers such as .380 ACP, .410 shotgun shells, .45-70, and .500 Magnum demonstrated significantly higher terminal ballistics, causing substantial damage.

This video highlights the Rock Island Armory LI380, a compact, all-metal, single-stack pistol designed for deep concealed carry. It features an 8+1 capacity and a Double Action/Single Action trigger system. The description emphasizes its ergonomic design, stability, and dependability for everyday carry, mentioning features like the LI-comfort Grip and fixed barrel with a load indicator. The video is also linked to a comprehensive firearms resource website.

This video showcases a comprehensive test fire of 43 machine guns from Washington County Machine Guns' rental inventory, conducted in a single, unedited take. It features a wide array of firearms, from bullpup rifles like the FN F2000 and Steyr AUG to classic SMGs such as the Uzi and Thompson, and modern platforms like the Kriss Vector and H&K MP5 variants. The session highlights various calibers and includes demonstrations of different M16 configurations and heavy machine guns like the M60.

Washington County Machine Guns LLC conducts its annual test fire of all rental inventory to ensure functionality. The video showcases the testing of various rifles and carbines, including M4s in 5.56, a BAR in 30-06, and an M14 in .308, all fired in full-auto to verify cycling. This ensures reliable operation for their machine gun rental services.

This video showcases the full-auto capabilities of the Steyr AUG A1, demonstrating its cyclic rate and ejection pattern in slow-motion. The demonstration includes a functional test with a single shot before engaging full-auto fire. The content highlights safe firearm handling and the use of appropriate personal protective equipment by a professional operator.

This video showcases full-auto fire with three distinct machine guns: an M4 in .50 Beowulf, a Steyr AUG in 5.56 NATO, and an M249 SAW in 5.56 NATO. It highlights the unique recoil and ejection of the .50 Beowulf, the cyclic rate of the AUG, and the sustained fire capability of the SAW. The content also promotes Washington County Machine Guns' rental services and range days.