With some subsonic ammunition this would be a great quiet little sub machine gun. Canvas bag carrying pouch near excellent as is the magazine loader which is marked “AUSTIN”. Threaded bbl has a thread protection ring which is in excellent condition. Spare bbls retain nearly all of their gray parkerized finish. 9mm silencer has obviously been used, has some slight scratches to the exterior but presents very well. Silencers and adapters are all in extremely fine condition. Magazines range in finish from 30% barely thin gray finish to dark matte blue with over 90% coverage. Bolt is in the white, interior of receiver tube is clean. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of the Sten gun is extremely fine as refinished in a gray, parkerized blue. Firing mechanism functions smoothly when operated by hand. All magazines appear to be in serviceable condition. The remaining accessories which make up this lot include 10 Sten magazines and a 1942 dated 3-cell pouch with magazine loader. Each silencer in this lot requires its own tax stamp. Additional silencers included in this lot are a Gemtech Oasis in 22 LR, integral to an upper for a Ruger standard pistol and another Gemtech Silencer G-5 in 5.56mm in its orig box with manual. The silencer which fits this adapter and machine gun is included it will require its own separate transfer tax, it is a Gemtech Multimount 9mm. Also in this lot is a Gemtech adapter for a silencer and two spare bbls for this machine gun, one of which is threaded specifically for this silencer adapter, the other has bayonet type retaining lugs. Orig skeletonized shoulder stock included. Trigger guard is also roll stamped “863”. Magazine housing stamped “STEN MK II” and underside of magazine housing stamped with orig SN and “SJENG III” above the logo “BTL”. in Stamford, CT and this is electro-penciled in large letters on left lower portion of receiver just above trigger. This is a Sten Mark II as registered by D.L.O.
**ESTATE LOT OF STEN MARK II MACHINE GUN WITH GROUPING OF SILENCERS (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).
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