Which version of the "Mac 10" were you thinking of—the or the submachine gun ?
A gritty noir story involving the illegal purchase of a MAC-10 submachine gun.
He had been scouring message boards for months until he found the listing: Original Macintosh 128k. Mint condition. Original carry bag. $1,200. The seller, a retired physics professor named Elias, lived in a house that smelled of ozone and old paper. buy mac 10
"I bought this in '84," Elias whispered. "Changed my life. Now it’s your turn to keep the ghost in the machine alive."
"Pleasure doing business," Twitch said, already climbing back into his car. "Hope you don't have to use it. But if you do, aim low. The kick's a monster." Which version of the "Mac 10" were you
Twitch arrived in a rusted sedan that sounded like a cough. He didn't say hello. He just popped the trunk. Inside, wrapped in an oil-stained oily rag, was a blocky, ugly piece of stamped steel. The Ingram MAC-10.
Purchasing an original Macintosh 128k (often referred to as the Mac ‘84 or early Mac 10-inch series) for a collection. Mint condition
Elias watched the taillights vanish into the fog, the MAC-10 a heavy weight against his hip, wondering if he’d just traded his soul for a few pounds of steel.