Northeast Sten MK2 GBB SMG (Skeleton Stock)

Key Features

• Full steel structure (excludes breech block, its aluminum alloy.) with manganese phosphate coating

• Lightweight breech block made by aluminum alloy, provides strong kick, to simulates the physical experience of firearms

• Authentic stamping marks imitates wartime craftsmanship to endow with ornamental value

• Bolt hold open and cross bolt safety ensure gun can be transported without accidental discharge

• 32 round stick magazine with design features that prevents over gassing despite sideways firing action

• Highly accurate replication from real steel version

• Satisfying recoil impulse

• Steel upper receiver with front and rear sight

• Steel lower receiver and steel outer barrel

• Comes with alloy trigger, magazine release and selector

• Dimensions (cm): 60 (L)x 35 (W) x 10 (H)

• Weight (gram): 3300

• Package includes: SMG x 1

Description

The STEN (or Sten gun) was a family of British submachine guns chambered in 9x19mm and used extensively by British and Commonwealth forces throughout World War II and the Korean War. They had a simple design and very low production cost, so they were also effective insurgency weapons for resistance groups. This GBBR from Northeast is a lifelike and highly accurate reproduction of that iconic submachine gun for the 1940s. The operation is exactly like the real one and it feels very good in hand due to its full metal construction. The gun has the ability to shoot in both semi and full auto which offers a very satisfying kick and can easily be taken down to a more compact carry form. This particular version of the Sten features a skeleton stock instead of the more recognizable T stock.