Military Armament Corporation
MAC 9 DS Duty
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MAC 9 DS‑D – 9mm Double Stack Pistol
The MAC 9 DS‑D delivers a modern take on the double‑stack 1911 platform, combining forged steel construction with precision‑machined internals and duty‑ready features. Built for shooters who demand reliability, accuracy, and tactical adaptability, it excels as a carry gun, duty weapon, or high‑performance range pistol.
Notable Features
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Forged Steel Frame & Slide
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70 Series Colt & STI® 2011‑Compatible Parts
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Target‑Crowned Bull Barrel
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Precision‑Machined Internals
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Skeletonized Hammer & Trigger
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Extended / Oversized Controls
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Agency AOS Optic Plate System w/ Glock‑Pattern Dovetail Rear Sight
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Tisas Dovetail Front Sight
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Co‑Witness Capability with Most Optics
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1‑Year Warranty + Lifetime Service Plan
What’s Included
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Hard Case
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Agency Arms RMR Optic Plate
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(2) Magazines
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Cleaning Kit
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Owner’s Manual
Specifications
Warranty
Downloads
PROP 65 WARNING
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
From Our Customers
This was my third MAC 9 DS...already owning both the 4.25 comp and non-comp versions and replaces my Tisas DS 9mm Duty. The good: love the lightning cuts as being standard on these pistols, three different trigger shoes, flared magwell, AOS optics plate included. Accuracy was spot on out of the box. The bad: as with my other two MAC 9s, the action was stiff and would bind at points. The breach face has a flat angle where it meets the disconnector causing additional binding in the action. The extractor was also too loose from the factory causing F2F and FTE issues during the first 250 rounds (Fiochi 124gr FMJ). I gave up on that range outing at that point and confirmed this issue during cleaning. During my next range outing, the fiber optic insert in the front sight fell out at some point during the next 500 rounds. The stippling on the grip is sub-par in my opinion. My remedies: Like with my 4.25 comp, I polished the rails, adjusted the angle of the breach face and disconnector allowing for a less impactful strike and smoother transition into battery. The action is so much smoother now than it was in factory configuration even after a total of 1250 rounds of break-in. Like my other MAC 9, I chose to match the rates on my Staccato P and stippled the grip in a dragon skin pattern. I’ve put another 500 rounds thru it and she definitely “runs” now and I’m very pleased with the final results. To remedy the optic plate screws issue, I replaced the factory optic plate screws with torx head plate screws available for Prodigy. The C&H Precision screws and the screws that came with my Osight C did not adequately allow for mounting the plate or optic without grinding down the screw heads to make them flat on the plate. The screws I got for the Prodigy were flat mounting and I have no concerns about the optic coming loose again. Like my 4.25 comp, I gave it 4 stars because, like my other MAC 9s, I some fixes were necessary to what was a great pistol for the price and with a minor investment I was able to make it so much more refined and run without issue. This will be an occasional carry, definitely home defense, range work, and competition weapon for me.
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Military Armament Corporation
MAC 9 DS Duty
Another feature filled, budget friendly DS 1911
This was my third MAC 9 DS...already owning both the 4.25 comp and non-comp versions and replaces my Tisas DS 9mm Duty. The good: love the lightning cuts as being standard on these pistols, three different trigger shoes, flared magwell, AOS optics plate included. Accuracy was spot on out of the box. The bad: as with my other two MAC 9s, the action was stiff and would bind at points. The breach face has a flat angle where it meets the disconnector causing additional binding in the action. The extractor was also too loose from the factory causing F2F and FTE issues during the first 250 rounds (Fiochi 124gr FMJ). I gave up on that range outing at that point and confirmed this issue during cleaning. During my next range outing, the fiber optic insert in the front sight fell out at some point during the next 500 rounds. The stippling on the grip is sub-par in my opinion. My remedies: Like with my 4.25 comp, I polished the rails, adjusted the angle of the breach face and disconnector allowing for a less impactful strike and smoother transition into battery. The action is so much smoother now than it was in factory configuration even after a total of 1250 rounds of break-in. Like my other MAC 9, I chose to match the rates on my Staccato P and stippled the grip in a dragon skin pattern. I’ve put another 500 rounds thru it and she definitely “runs” now and I’m very pleased with the final results. To remedy the optic plate screws issue, I replaced the factory optic plate screws with torx head plate screws available for Prodigy. The C&H Precision screws and the screws that came with my Osight C did not adequately allow for mounting the plate or optic without grinding down the screw heads to make them flat on the plate. The screws I got for the Prodigy were flat mounting and I have no concerns about the optic coming loose again. Like my 4.25 comp, I gave it 4 stars because, like my other MAC 9s, I some fixes were necessary to what was a great pistol for the price and with a minor investment I was able to make it so much more refined and run without issue. This will be an occasional carry, definitely home defense, range work, and competition weapon for me.