With the Sten MK II SMG, AGM brings a piece of world history to life. The Sten was a sub-machine gun of the British Army in World War II. The special thing about this weapon was its simple but robust construction. The Sten Gun was developed to quickly replenish the British Army's high equipment losses after retreating from Dunkirk using simple means.
The stencil could be made by only one person in 5 hours.
The replica is almost without exception made of metal and has a slightly modified V7 gearbox. Since this weapon could only fire continuously in the original, it is only logical that it must be operated with us at 0.5 joules.
The weapon is compact with AGM Sten and MP40 magazines. The enclosed and also the separately available magazines have 55 rounds and are made of sheet steel.
The Sten has a fake closure for the ejection window and the classic magazine which is turned to its side position by turning. Only then is the weapon ready to fire.
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