Ingram M11Go Back to Submachine Gun Weapon: Ingram M11Type: Submachine GunCountry of Origin: United StatesYear Adopted: 1972Overall Length (mm): 248.0Overall Length (in): 9.76Weight (kg): 1.00Weight (pounds): 2.2 If you like this, log in or create an account to save it to your profile The Ingram M11 is a compact submachine gun developed by Gordon Ingram in the early 1970s. Chambered in .380 ACP, it was a smaller variant of the earlier M10 and was designed for close-quarters combat and personal defense. The M11 features a simple blowback action and is known for its very high rate of fire, which can reach up to 1,200 rounds per minute. Due to its compact size and ease of concealment, the M11 found a niche market among bodyguards and law enforcement agencies that required a lightweight, easily portable submachine gun. However, its high rate of fire made it difficult to control, especially in sustained automatic fire, which limited its effectiveness in combat situations. The weapon was often paired with a suppressor to reduce its loud report. The Ingram M11 became infamous due to its frequent appearance in films, television, and video games, where it was often depicted as a high-powered automatic weapon. While it was not widely adopted by military forces, its cultural impact and unique design have made it a notable firearm in both popular culture and the history of submachine guns.Related Weapons: Ingram M10 Cobray M11/Nine Cobray M12 Phoenix BXP Comments No comments yet. Be the first!You must be logged in to comment.GalleryNo Articles Found No Videos FoundShare on XShare on FacebookShare on Bluesky Please Rate the Content on this page 1 - Least Useful 2 3 4 5 - Most Useful Submit