Sten Mk V

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The Sten Mk V is a World War II–era British submachine gun variant distinguished by its improved ergonomics, wooden furniture, and provision for bayonet mounting compared to earlier Sten models.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II-era weapon
submachine gun
action blowback
barrelLength 196 mm
basedOn Sten Mk II NERFINISHED
caliber 9×19mm Parabellum
cartridge 9×19mm Parabellum
category open-bolt submachine guns
chambering 9mm Luger
conflict Indonesian National Revolution NERFINISHED
Malayan Emergency NERFINISHED
World War II
surface form: Second World War
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
designedBy British Small Arms designers
designedFor airborne forces
infantry use
designedIn 1943
effectiveFiringRange 100 m
enteredService 1944
era World War II
feedSystem 32-round detachable box magazine
firingMode selective fire
hasFeature bayonet lug
improved iron sights
receiver-mounted sling swivels
wooden buttstock
wooden foregrip
wooden pistol grip
hasSafety notch safety on bolt handle slot
manufacturer Royal Ordnance Factories NERFINISHED
material stamped steel
wood
maximumFiringRange 200 m
mounts No. 4 rifle bayonet NERFINISHED
muzzleVelocity 365 m/s
notableFor improved ergonomics over earlier Sten models
provision for bayonet mounting
operation open bolt
overallLength 760 mm
partOfSeries Sten gun family NERFINISHED
rateOfFire 550 rounds per minute
replaced earlier Sten variants in some units
usedBy British Army
Commonwealth forces NERFINISHED
French resistance NERFINISHED
Polish resistance NERFINISHED
weightUnloaded 3.9 kg

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Sten submachine gun hasVariant Sten Mk V