** L B and serial numbers from original Sten Photos by Badger 1 - 18 of 18 Total. Overall Length 6 lbs, 10 oz Magazine Capacity 32 rounds Qty Mfg 1,950,000 at Fazakerley, 2,466,383 total between August 1941 and March 1945. The Sten Machine Carbine by Peter Laidler (2000) - ISBN: 0-88935-259-3 Sten Machine Carbine Mk II (18 picture virtual tour) Observations: (by 'Claven2') Note: Pics of rifle provided courtesy of Milsurps. Sum of ten numbers in python, sum of first ten numbers, spanish ten numbers, sum of ten numbers in c, sum of ten numbers java, sum of ten numbers snakify, sequence of ten numbers, numbers one to ten in spanish, 4.3. In 1940, after the set backs of Dunkirk, the British Ministry of Defense began to see the seriousness of the situation in europe and to recognize the value of the submachine gun, which hitherto had been thought of as a classless thug-weapon unworthy of widespread use by the British Tommy. The Germans, in particular, had put the MP18 to good use with its 9mm parabellum cartridge and 32 round detachable snail drum magazine.
3 Sten MkII, left side view, Magazine well rotated into storage position 4 Issue magazine loader.
