STEN Mk 1 - 600,000 were hastily produced during 1940 as the first of five variants of this iconic British SMG. Shepherd and Turpin began work on the Mk II while these were being issued to troops.
All steel construction with wood furniture, including the fold-down fore grip. Everything functions as per the original except the barrel chamber is blocked, so cannot take an inert round. This functions just like an old spec deactivation. Excellent, as new, condition and only used for display and lectures on the evolution of the SMG during WWII. Comes with a canvas sling.
STEN Mk III - made by Lines Brothers Ltd (Triang Toys) to supplement the Mk II being produced by the Royal Small Factory Enfield, producing 500,000 in total. Unlike the Mk II, the Mk III had riveted parts, rendering it less able to be stripped down and concealed. Hence, it was issued only to frontline commonwealth troops rather than partisans.
All steel construction. Everything functions as per the original except that the barrel chamber is blocked, so cannot take an inert round. This functions just like an old spec deactivation. Excellent, as new condition and only used for display and talks on the evolution of the SMG in WWII. Comes with a canvas sling. For £50 extra, I can provide the canvas carry case and speed loader.
Each replica is £700 or both for £1,300. P&P an extra £28. Also available for collection only is a collapsible gun rack made of MDF for £75.