The S.W.D. Inc. Cobray M-11/Nine is a semi automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm, manufactured by S.W.D. Inc. (Sylvia & Wayne Daniel) in Atlanta, Georgia. The M-11/Nine is derived from Gordon Ingram's Military Armament Corporation submachine gun design, adapted to the 9x19mm cartridge. S.W.D. produced the M-11/Nine as a semi automatic only, closed bolt pistol for the civilian market. The operating system is a simple blowback design, with the charging handle located on top of the receiver. The pistol uses a telescoping bolt that wraps around the barrel, contributing to the compact overall dimensions characteristic of the MAC platform. The receiver is constructed from steel with a sheet metal upper and the fire control group is housed in a polymer lower grip assembly. The muzzle is threaded to accept barrel extensions or other muzzle devices.

This example is accompanied by two 30-round polymer Cobray magazines. No original box or additional accessories included.

Note: Pistol has some very minor remanence of spray paint. 

Specifications

• Manufacturer: S.W.D. Inc. (Cobray)
• Model: M-11/Nine
• Caliber: 9x19mm
• Action: Semi automatic, closed bolt
• Operating System: Blowback
• Charging Handle: Top charging
• Barrel Length: 5.25 inches, threaded
• Receiver: Steel
• Grip: Polymer lower grip assembly
• Finish: Parkerized
• Magazines: Two 30-round polymer Cobray magazines