RPB MAC-10 Submachine Gun

Published on July 8, 2013
Duration: 5:21

This guide details techniques for handling the RPB MAC-10 submachine gun, drawing on the expertise of Barry, a former RPB Industries employee. It covers managing the weapon's high rate of fire, particularly the difference in control between suppressed and unsuppressed firing. The information emphasizes practical application for collectors and enthusiasts of transferable machine guns.

Quick Summary

The RPB MAC-10 submachine gun, a popular transferable machine gun, typically costs between $4,000 and $5,000. Its handling is significantly improved when suppressed due to added weight, making control easier during its high rate of fire. The firearm has shown reliable performance with various ammunition types.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to RPB MAC-10
  2. 01:21Market Popularity & Accessories
  3. 02:16Ammunition Reliability Testing
  4. 03:16Unsuppressed Shooting & Control

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical price range for a transferable RPB MAC-10 submachine gun?

Transferable RPB MAC-10 submachine guns are generally considered one of the more affordable options in the market, with prices typically ranging between $4,000 and $5,000.

How does a suppressor affect the handling of the RPB MAC-10?

Using a suppressor on the RPB MAC-10 adds weight and improves grip, making it significantly easier to control during its high rate of full-auto fire compared to shooting it unsuppressed.

What types of ammunition were tested for reliability in the RPB MAC-10?

The RPB MAC-10 demonstrated reliable cycling with various ammunition types, including hollow points and 30 rounds of steel-cased Wolf ball ammunition.

Who provides expert insight into the RPB MAC-10 in this video?

Expert insights into the RPB MAC-10 are provided by Barry, who previously worked for RPB Industries in the 1980s and helped manufacture these firearms.

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