The new STEN MKVI is the newest evolution of a living legend. It combines the parts of an original British STEN MKV with a new bolt system and 16 inch 9mm barrel and shroud into a new legal semiautomatic carbine. Battle proven and fully tested.
We recommend using only full power brass case full jacket ammo.
Sten MK 6 with One Magazine
Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings
(3 customer reviews)
$2,500.00 Original price was: $2,500.00.$1,800.00Current price is: $1,800.00.
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Category: Classic Military
SKU:RI0701
UPC:631661686892
Condition:Used
Caliber:9mm
Barrel Length:16″
Action:Semi-Auto
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Warren –
You can see the original British surplus markings on the magazine housing, which gives it tons of authentic character. The new receiver and bolt components blend seamlessly with the vintage wooden furniture. It’s a job well done.
Everett Clark –
Weighing in right around 12 pounds, this thing is a heavy solid block of steel. Because of that mass, shooting 9mm Luger through it feels like firing a soft .22 LR. It has practically zero muzzle rise, making it a dream to shoot.
Brooks Sterling –
I never thought I’d own a semi-auto clone of the rare British Mk VI clandestine gun. The wooden stock, brass buttplate, and pistol grip make it look so much better than the basic sheet-metal Mk II models. It looks fantastic hanging on my wall.