First Look: Military Armament MAC Duty 9 Pistol

17 round capacity, cut for an RMR optic.

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posted on February 2, 2025
Mac 9 Ds

Military Armament Corporation has just announced the addition of a new 9mm double-stack 1911-style pistol to its product catalog, the new MAC Duty 9 Double Stack. This general purpose 9mm duty pistol ships from the factory with a slide that can directly accept any slide-mounted red-dot sight cut for the popular Trijicon RMR optic-footprint pattern. Like all classic double-stack 2011 style pistols, the new MAC Duty 9 also incorporates a polymer grip module and has a removable aluminum magazine well. This full-size pistol measures 8.8 inches from end to end employs a 5-inch bull barrel with an 11-degree target crown.

Built under Tisas’s high standards in Turkey, the new MAC Duty 9’s frame and slide are manufactured from forged 4140 steel and are finished with a durable black Tennifer QPQ slide and black Cerakote layer. Besides the match grade barrel and a duty appropriate 4.75-pound, single-action trigger, the new MAC Duty 9 includes a skeletonized hammer and a fiber-optic front sight combined with a serrated-black rear iron sight.

Military Armament Corp MAC 9 Double Stack Duty Series Specifications:

  • Caliber: 9mm 
  • Action: single-action, semi-automatic
  • Barrel: 5-inch bull barrel with 11-degree target crown
  • Barrel Twist Rate:  1:10-inch right hand, button rifled
  • Overall Length: 8.8 inches
  • Weight: 30 ounces (empty)
  • Magazine Capacity: 17 rounds
  • Magazines included: Two magazines
  • Optics Ready: Yes
  • Iron Sights: Front fiber optic, rear black serrated sight
  • Safety: Manual Thumb safety and 1911 style grip safety  

The MAC 9 Double Stack Duty Series pistols come standard with two magazines, cleaning kit, cable lock, an extra mainspring-retainer pin and premium lockable hard case. MSRP for the Duty 9 double stack 1911 is $1,099.99. To learn more about this new pistol or other products from Military Armament Corporation, visit militaryarmamentcorp.com.

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