An edition of Sten Mk II Construction Manual (1985)

Sten Mk II SMG Construction Manual

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An edition of Sten Mk II Construction Manual (1985)

Sten Mk II SMG Construction Manual

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The purpose and scope of this instructional manual is to present a step-by-step procedure for building the STEM MK 2 submachine gun using for its foundation a commercially purchased STEN MK 2 parts kit. The method presented in this text Incorporates the use of a receiver template which enables even the most inexperienced builder to achieve professional results in constructing the STEM SMG. The STEN MК 2 SMG is a conventional type second generation submachine gun being chambered for the 9 mm cartridge. The origins of the STEN go back to the early days of WW 2 when Great Britain was desperately fighting for survival. Great Britain had prior to that time tested various SMG designs but had little real interest in arming its forces to any large degree with this type of weapon. American made 1923 Thompson .45 SMG's were being Imported early in the year of 1939 but it was an expensive and complicated weapon to build, and a replacement was sought. Another important factor was that the German U-Boat campaign in the North Atlantic was having a devastating effect on allied shipping, many of the lend-lease Thompson's destined for Britain resting in watery graves.

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Language
English
Pages
61

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Sten Mk II SMG Construction Manual
June 1, 1985, Desert Publications, Minuteman Publications
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Copyright Date
1985

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Format
Paperback
Pagination
xi, 61p.
Number of pages
61
Dimensions
10.7 x 8.1 x 0.3 inches
Weight
6.4 ounces

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL11177572M
ISBN 10
0879471972
ISBN 13
9780879471972
OCLC/WorldCat
948580797
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13813347

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OL2863611W

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