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  • DT556
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Mar 2011
    • 3671

    Masterpiece Arms 9mm

    Who has one? Probably going to pick one up in a couple weeks. Would like to know some info on them from owners. thanks
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    DT556
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Mar 2011
    • 3671

    Nobody has one?

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    • #3
      510GUY
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 1362

      There is one for sale in the private firearms section you might want to ask him about it and probably purchase his .

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      • #4
        CALI-gula
        Calguns Addict
        • Jan 2006
        • 7027

        Originally posted by Damiiaaannn
        Nobody has one?
        It could be that nobody is sure of your question; it is rather ambiguous. There really isn't much to say about such a gun.

        It's a fun gun, reliable, but not something for CCW, accuracy, IDPA, best choice for home-protection, or single-hand sillhouette shooting.

        The iron sights may as well have been patterned from cardboard cut-outs a kid did in 2nd Grade arts-and-crafts; but if you get the side-cocker, it has a picatinny rail for a red-dot.

        The bigger of the two uses M3 .45ACP mags, which is fun, if like me, you've had several dozen laying around since about the mid-1980's. Otherwise, you are limited to 10 rounds in a pinned M3 mag; the one that comes with it will be 10 rnd only.

        And because of that, if you were to run out of ammunition in the 10-round mag, you could always bonk someone over the head with the gun; it's heavier than a brick and about as wieldy as one.

        Trigger is MUCH better than the old MAC-10s / MAC-11s with little to no slap. Overall it is much better built, and the bolt is much more beefy than the old MAC-10s / MAC-11s as well. That's nice too, but it's not like it's the next Steyr SPP.

        Without a doubt, it is reliable; it will run all day without fail.

        But fun is as fun does; it's a novelty and conversation piece, and other than that fun-factor and nifty evil-gun appearance, it's surely not a better or more useful gun, or more efficient than what a Glock can do, at the same or less cost, with the same number of round and mags. And the Glock will be much more accurate with more versatility.

        I didn't get the MPA pistol in 9mm (only the .45ACP), BUT I also own the MPA-971 Carbine in 9mm which uses Suomi drum mags; again, reliable, fun, but damned near as heavy as a Barrett M95 and not something I would go for as an entry gun or take along while long-range hiking in the woods.

        Get one for fun and for conversation, but really not for much else.

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        Last edited by CALI-gula; 03-20-2011, 2:21 PM.
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        • #5
          AJAX22
          I need a LIFE!!
          • May 2006
          • 14980

          The 9mm uses unmodified sten mags
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