Sten Mk VI

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The Sten Mk VI is a World War II–era British submachine gun variant distinguished by its integral suppressor for quieter, clandestine operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II–era weapon
submachine gun
action blowback
barrelLength approximately 196 mm
basedOn Sten Mk II NERFINISHED
caliber 9×19mm Parabellum
cartridge 9×19mm Parabellum
category military small arm
suppressed firearm
chambering 9×19mm Parabellum
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
designedFor clandestine operations
covert missions
special operations
suppressed fire
era World War II
feedSystem 32-round detachable box magazine
50-round detachable box magazine
firingMode selective fire
hasPart integral suppressor
pistol grip
side-mounted magazine well
wooden buttstock
intendedRole silent or low-noise submachine gun
length approximately 940 mm
manufacturer Royal Ordnance Factories NERFINISHED
material steel
wood
notableFeature integral sound suppressor for quieter firing
relatively quiet report compared to other Sten variants
wooden furniture for improved handling
operation open bolt
originPeriod early 1940s
propellant smokeless powder
rateOfFire approximately 500 rounds per minute
safety slot in receiver for locking bolt handle
serviceEntry 1944
sights fixed iron sights
triggerType conventional trigger with safety slot
usedBy British Army
British Commandos NERFINISHED
Special Operations Executive NERFINISHED
airborne forces
resistance forces in occupied Europe
usedInConflict World War II
surface form: Second World War

post–World War II conflicts
variantOf Sten submachine gun NERFINISHED

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Sten submachine gun hasVariant Sten Mk VI