Complete Machine Instructions

The
STEN
MKII
Complete machine plans
STEN SUBMACHINE GUN, 9-millimetre submachine gun that
became the standard such weapon in the British Commonwealth
armed forces during World War II. Moreover, hundreds of thousands
of Sten guns were provided to underground movements everywhere
in Europe during that war. The gun was so ubiquitous that its name
became all but a generic term for submachine gun. The Sten gun
remained in service until the late 1950s.
The most common version of the Sten gun was 30 inches (76.2 cm)
long with a barrel of 7.5 inches (19 cm). It fired at a rate of 550
rounds per minute, and it had a 32-round box magazine that,
however, tended to jam if more than 30 rounds were loaded. The butt
was a steel frame that, with the barrel, could be removed without
difficulty so that the disassembled weapon could be easily hidden.
Its weight was just over six pounds (2.7 kg) unloaded.
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