| Název: Name: | Sten Mk VI | Sten Mk VI |
| Originální název: Original Name: | 9mm STEN Machine Carbine, Mark 6 | |
| Kategorie: Category: | samopal | sub-machinegun |
| Výrobce: Producer: | BSA (British Small Arms), Birmingham, V. Británie | |
| Technické údaje: Technical Data: | ||
| Hmotnost nenabité zbraně: Weight Unloaded: | 5,01 kg | 11.05 lb |
| Ráže: Calibre: | 9 mm | |
| Náboj: Cartridge: | 9 mm Luger (9x19 mm) | |
| Délka: Length: | 900 mm | 2ft 11,43in |
| Délka hlavně: Barrel Length: | 60 mm | 2,36in |
| Kapacita zásobníku: Magazine Capacity: | 32 | |
| Výkony: Performance: | ||
| Rychlost střelby: Rate of Fire: | 450 ran/min | 450 rpm |
| Úsťová rychlost: Muzzle Velocity: | 305 m/s | 1000.7 ft/s |
| Uživatelské státy: User States: | ||
| Poznámka: Note: | - | - |
| Zdroje: Sources: | Zdroj : Jane´s Recognitions Guide, autoři Ian Hogg a Rob Adam, vydavatelství HarperColinsPublishers v Glasgow, první vydání 1996, ISBN 0 00 4709799 | |
Sten Mk VI (Mk V S)
Sten Mk. VI
TTD:
hub: 9 mm Parabellum (9x19 mm)
length: 900 mm (552 mm with folded stock)
barrel length: 60 mm
weight without cartridges: 5.01 kg
grooving: 6 clockwise grooves
magazine capacity: 28 rounds, box
cadence: 450 rounds/min
manufactured: 1944 - 46
manufacturer:
It is actually a combination of breech and stock Mk.V and mainly with a silencer from Mk. IIS. Relatively few weapons of this type were produced, due to the fact that they no longer had to be supplied by the resistance movement and were used only in comandos and similar units. Some sources cite the weapon as the Mk. VS, but the correct one is rather Mk. VI.
Source: Jane's Recognitions Guide, by Ian Hogg and Rob Adam, HarperColinsPublishers in Glasgow, first edition 1996, ISBN 0 00 4709799
TTD:
hub: 9 mm Parabellum (9x19 mm)
length: 900 mm (552 mm with folded stock)
barrel length: 60 mm
weight without cartridges: 5.01 kg
grooving: 6 clockwise grooves
magazine capacity: 28 rounds, box
cadence: 450 rounds/min
manufactured: 1944 - 46
manufacturer:
It is actually a combination of breech and stock Mk.V and mainly with a silencer from Mk. IIS. Relatively few weapons of this type were produced, due to the fact that they no longer had to be supplied by the resistance movement and were used only in comandos and similar units. Some sources cite the weapon as the Mk. VS, but the correct one is rather Mk. VI.
Source: Jane's Recognitions Guide, by Ian Hogg and Rob Adam, HarperColinsPublishers in Glasgow, first edition 1996, ISBN 0 00 4709799
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