Overview[]
The Military Armament Corporation (abbreviated as MAC) was an American firearms manufacturing company that produced the M10 and M11. MAC halted production of firearms in 1973 and filed for bankruptcy in 1975. Cobray now produces MAC firearms.
| Military Armament Corporation Products | ||
|---|---|---|
| Firearms |  See also: Cobray | |
| Machine Pistols | M10 • M11 | |
 United States of AmericaCompanies Post-World War II | ||
|---|---|---|
| Artillery & Small Arms | Ammunition | Century • G2 Research |
| Artillery | GDATP • General Motors | |
| Firearms | AAI Corporation • Amendment Arms • AR57 LLC • Ares Defence • ArmaLite • BHA • Browning • Barrett • Bushmaster • Calico • Century • CheyTac • Cobray • Colt • Daniel Defense • DEFCAD • Defense Distributed • Desert Tech • DS Arms • Ghost Gunner • Ghost Guns • GI • Intratec • Ithaca • KAC • Kalashnikov USA • LaRue Tactical • LEGIO • Leniad • Magpul • MAC • MARS • MSAR • PAC • RDTS • RPB • Ruger • SIGARMS • SIG Sauer • Springfield Armory • Springfield Armory, Inc. • SWD • S.W.O.R.D. Int. • TheAKGuy • Troy • War Sport | |
| Lasers & Lights | SureFire | |
| Magazines | Beta Company • Colt • Magpul • ProMag • Surefire • Troy • X-Products | |
| Missiles | Raytheon | |
| Optics | EOTech • Vortex | |
| Muzzle Devices | Liberty Suppressors • SIONICS | |
| Industry | Chemical, Fuel, Power Generation | [[]] |
| Electronics | GDMS | |
| Metals / Mining | [[]] | |
| Apparel | Clothing | 5.11 |
| Vehicles | Aviation | AAI Corporation • General Dynamics (Aerospace • Aircraft Systems) |
| Ground Vehicles | Chrysler • GDCS (Land Systems • Robotic Systems) • General Motors | |
| Naval Vessels | [[]] | |
| Vehicle Parts | Aircraft Engines | [[]] |
| Gunsights | [[]] | |
| Steering Units | [[]] | |
| Submarine Engines | [[]] | |
| Transmissions | [[]] | |
| Vehicle Engines | [[]] | |