Northeast Sten MK II GBB Rifle ( Long Branch 1943 Version ) ( MK 2 )

Features

Follow the authentic Canada-made STEN gun design, we also improve the strength of receiver by using spot welding.
Hand polished magazine weld bead, like Mk. 5.
Bolt safety mechanism.
Barrel base changed to aluminum, due to the authority’s regulation.
Added a tube to limit the gas charging of the magazine.

Specifications

Magazine Capacity : 32 Rounds ( 6mm BBs )
Length : 760mm
Inner Barrel Length :
Weight: System : Open Bolt Gas Blowback, Semi / Full Auto, TM Spec Hop-Up
Muzzle Velocity : 370-390 FPS w/ 0.2g BBs and Top Gas
Package Includes : Gun, Magazine, Manual

From 1941, a Canadian version of the STEN Gun was produced at the Long Branch Arsenal in Long Branch, Ontario (now part of the city of Toronto). It was similar to the British-made Mk. 2, using interchangeable parts and components, but made with smoother edges, better tolerances, and an overall higher production quality. Some features that identify a Canadian-made STEN are use of spot welding (instead of arc welding) and the finished weld on the magazine housing being polished, as seen on the STEN Mk. 5.