MG Industries MARCK 15 in 9 mm

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posted on February 26, 2014
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MG Industries is currently shipping its MARCK 15 SMG configuration in 9 mm, a multi-caliber, modular rifle system based on the AR-15 platform.

The rifle features the modularity and interchangeability of the Hydra Modular Rifle System. The 9 mm Hydra system is ready to fire right out of the box, and comes standard with a 16-inch barrel and blowback bolt. The configuration is set up to utilize 9 mm Colt-style SMG magazines.

Suggested retail price for the MGI 9 mm SMG Hydra Modular Rifle is $1,299.00.

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