Quicksand Fans

STEN Full Auto (Close-up) One ugly hunk of metal but a real SMG

Sharps 45 - 70 VS Cinder Block Wall - Completing the Destruction! Think he had been watching Quigley recently

SIG 556 Classic Swat Model Another black rifle; the safety position does seem a wee bit off, but it works

SIG SP2022 Essentially a discount version of the 226?

Full Auto: I've got a bullet here with your name on it, and I'm gonna' to hold down the trigger till I find it!

Yeah, but it's one of the few SMGs you could use to cave in an enemy's skull and not worry about breaking, or even bending it

That Sten looks like the Mark 2 version, with the shaped hollow metal stock on it. A slightly nicer and more finished weapon than the original plumber's nightmare.

A question... is that an original Sten, or a licenced reproduction?

Looking at the original video I think its a WW II unit. I'm not sure they even make reproductions of this one. Even the Thompson on the table which IS a reproduction, is semi-auto only

kham wrote:Looking at the original video I think its a WW II unit. I'm not sure they even make reproductions of this one. Even the Thompson on the table which IS a reproduction, is semi-auto only

Impressive! Shows how anything can last forever if well maintained. Hope I work that well when I hit 70 plus...

I believe the Mark 2 was made primarily in Canada, although I could be wrong with that. When he was in the reserves in the 1950s, (Royal Canadian Artillery), my father trained with Stens... said he was taught that, when firing bursts in full auto, to squeeze the trigger long enough to say "sunavabitch." Three of those emptied the magazine.

The Mark 2 even had a bayonet attachment.

If you're looking for a bayonet these guys make a pretty good one.
http://panaceax.com/shop/precision-tool ... -chainsaw/

Chesty would have been suitably impressed

"Where do you put the bayonet?" (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)

Lieutenant General Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller Marine Corps Legend