Which MAC is the better gun?

[Richard Simmons]

Dealer in WV has NIB Mac's as follows and was wondering which might be the better deal/gun?

NIB Ingram M10/9 $3500 (TX MAC's assembled by SWD and Tig welded)
NIB Cobray M11/9 $4000
NIB Jersey Arms Works M10/45 Commando $3500 (uses grease gun mags)

I've been wanting a 9x19 MAC for a while now and would like something I can add a LAGE upper to as well as this .22 upper

http://www.tacticalinc.com/am15-uppe...6_568_580.html

http://www.tacticalinc.com/am15-22lr...nt-p-1439.html


After reading the FAQ on the .22 upper it appears they are designed for the Cobray M11/9 but I'd still like to hear from anyone who cares to post their opinions/experience with any of the MAC models I've listed. From what little I've read the guns that run on grease gun mags sound pretty good and I know some either take or can be modified to take Sten mags which are still pretty cheap and available.
TIA

[RJ Shooter]

Having shot them all, including the .380 M12 (original M11), I personally prefer the M11/9 from Cobray... I think the stock is better, the gun is smaller, and it just feels more controllable to me...

Plus, there are now all kinds of ways to upgrade the M11/9 into a completely different beast!!!

[Richard Simmons]

Thanks for the response. Do most MAC, Cobray included take a proprietary magazine? If so are they hard to find and or expensive? How hard is a mag conversion to Sten or GG mags? Also do they need to be registered in each caliber or is a conversion with something like a .22 upper OK no matter what caliber the firearm is?

[El Duce]

Richard, you can find slightly used M/11's for under 3k. I have zytles (sp?) mags. But I think that recon ordinance makes metal mags. Check Uzi talk on the Mac section. Lots of good informatin over there.

[Mark Ducati]

Check with Paul at Blankenship Custom Firearms:

http://bcfllc.com/

He's got something like 100 NIB SWD M11's made by Wayne Daniels...

They're sweet, I used to own one.

I don't know how he got them, but ALL of them are new in the box and sequentially numbered...