Urban Pistol Caliber Carbine?

[Val1884]

This is the only correct answer. In platform and cartridge.

 

[CountryGent]

• Can be suppressed.

I eventually did do this with a dedicated can:



With subsonic loads, it sounds like a sewing machine — clickity-clack, clickity-clack.

Still on the lookout for a mo' better stock for this buzzy thing. If I had my druthers it would be like the wood Uzi stocks of yore. Failing that, perhaps an adapted, wood AR stock or just go with one of those adapter gizmos from US Machine-gun.

This is the only correct answer. In platform and cartridge.

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Oooh, neato. I most curious about this magazine system. How does it work?

 

[ilikegunspdx]

I eventually did do this with a dedicated can:

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With subsonic loads, it sounds like a sewing machine — clickity-clack, clickity-clack.

Still on the lookout for a mo' better stock for this buzzy thing. If I had my druthers it would be like the wood Uzi stocks of yore. Failing that, perhaps an adapted, wood AR stock or just go with one of those adapter gizmos from US Machine-gun.



Oooh, neato. I most curious about this magazine system. How does it work?

Is the us machine gun adapter a 1913 rail adapter or is it a AR buffer tube adapter?

If it's 1913 rail your options are limitless. Fe to put on wood stock you just screw in a 1913 baseplate onto the stock. Or for folding of the same use a 1913 folding adapter. I cut a wood stock in two to make it folding this way (ie one piece has small pic rail and other has pic rail folding adapter).

If it's AR buffer tube that's more limiting imo. But tons of cool buffer tube stocks available also.

Folding buffer tube adapter examples:

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• ilikegunspdx
• Mar 22, 2024

1913 skeleton stock example:

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• ilikegunspdx
• May 3, 2024

Wood stock examples (first 2 pics from makers Facebook page they aren't mine - first pic shows 1913 baseplate, if gun has 1913 rail that's all you need):

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• ilikegunspdx
• Apr 19, 2024

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• Apr 19, 2024

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• Apr 19, 2024

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[VinnieBoomBah]

Oooh, neato. I most curious about this magazine system. How does it work?

Pretty good explanation here

https://imgur.com/a/uFGzs

View: https://imgur.com/a/uFGzs

 

[Willysmb]

I eventually did do this with a dedicated can:

View attachment 1880293

With subsonic loads, it sounds like a sewing machine — clickity-clack, clickity-clack.

Still on the lookout for a mo' better stock for this buzzy thing. If I had my druthers it would be like the wood Uzi stocks of yore. Failing that, perhaps an adapted, wood AR stock or just go with one of those adapter gizmos from US Machine-gun.



Oooh, neato. I most curious about this magazine system. How does it work?

Here is the way Cobray solved the wood stock issue:

 

[CountryGent]

Here is the way Cobray solved the wood stock issue:

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Very neato. Out of curiosity, where did you locate yours?

Parenthetically, I've come across "Fiberlite" stocks by Cobray before, but haven't tried one out.

 

[Willysmb]

Best recollection is that I purchased it from Cobray itself..................30+ years ago!

After I posted the above pics, I did a search for wood MAC stocks. I looked at images, which lead me to a gunbroker listing. I don't have a GB account, so I have no idea how to copy an image or forward a link. But I think you would be interested. What this person makes is a modified surplus Uzi stock with a bracket pretty much exactly like my stock has. I looks very well done!

Do a search on gunbroker for "Cobray M11" and scroll down a bit. It is made by a company called "Jersey Arms Works". I googled it, but was unable to locate it. If you have an account with GB I think you can contact them directly.

Sorry for being so wordy

You really should check it out!

Best regards.

WMB

 

[CountryGent]

Thanks @Willysmb.