Sten Mk II
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Ever wondered how a submachine gun works? The British Sten gun from 1942 is a good example of a typical submachine gun. Its called “sub” machine gun because it uses low powered pistol ammunition instead of full power rifle cartridges. It operates with a blow-back bolt, which means that the bolt is not locked but seals the chamber due to its forward inertia. This makes it very simple, but also prone to misfiring. A brilliant example of rough industrial design where function and ease of manufacture trumped aesthetics and tradition.
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| File | Extension |
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| sten-gun-mk-2-1942-complete.snapshot.4.zip | zip |
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Version: 1.0.0 latest
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about
Ever wondered how a submachine gun works? The British Sten gun from 1942 is a good example of a typical submachine gun. Its called “sub” machine gun because it uses low powered pistol ammunition instead of full power rifle cartridges. It operates with a blow-back bolt, which means that the bolt is not locked but seals the chamber due to its forward inertia. This makes it very simple, but also prone to misfiring. A brilliant example of rough industrial design where function and ease of manufacture trumped aesthetics and tradition.
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Project Info
release date
Mar 27, 2020
artifact type
Reference model
library category
Reference Models
fabrication method
Not Printable
language
English
license
No license
Firearm Info
type
SMG
platform
STEN
caliber
9x19mm
version hash
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files
| File | Extension |
|---|---|
| sten-gun-mk-2-1942-complete.snapshot.4.zip | zip |
versions
Version: 1.0.0 latest
Initial Release
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