Description

This is a MAC 50 French Pistol in 9mm that is a hand-select gun with an FG Prefix.    We are taking the best examples of this model we have and individually listing them with detailed photos to give you the opportunity to hand-select your gun for your collection.  This is serial number FG69995

Navy Arms has successfully imported the first group of 9mm French MAC 50 pistol models ever seen on the U.S. collector’s market. These guns were made by Manufacture d’armes de Châtellerault and/or St. Etienne in the 1960s and are Curio and Relic arms that can be shipped directly to an 03 C&R License Holder.

Chambered in 9mm Parabellum and comes with two (2) original factory 9-round magazines per gun, original issue OD green web holster, cleaning rod and lanyard loop. Every gun is hand-inspected before packaging to ensure it is complete and in good working order.  Here is a video of Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, discussing the history of the MAC 50 pistols.

There are a very limited number of MAC 50 pistols available, including a very small number of consecutive serial numbered guns including 2, 3, 4 and 5 consecutive number groups. Original factory made spare magazines are also available.

Key Details

• Make / Model: Manufacture d’Armes de Châtellerault and/or St. Etienne (MAS) — MAC-50 (Pistolet Automatique Mod.1950)
• Caliber: 9×19mm Parabellum
• Serial Number: FG*** FG prefix
• Condition: Excellent condition  strong original finish overall with light handling and service marks consistent with careful use; very few, if any, visible nicks, no marks or corrosion.
• Bore & Barrel: Bore is clean and rifling appears strong (inspected visually).
• Grips: Original checkered grips present, secure, no cracks or chips with light wear only.
• Magazines: Includes two (2) original magazines.
• Sights: Original fixed sights intact.
• Markings: All factory/inspection markings present and legible.  Import done on bottom grip and hidden when Mag is inserted.

This gun was used by France for several decades and saw service with the Military, police and with their famed French Foreign Legion.