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Réplique décorative Denix Sten Anglaise MKII — L’arme authentique de cette mitraillette est née en 1940 quand l’Angleterre a été isolé et menacé par une invasion imminente de l’Allemagne. Ainsi, est né le pistolet mitrailleur Sten, une arme avec un design discutable mais fiable. Et aussi l’une des armes les plus facilement reconnaissables de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Elle finira par être utilisé par les troupes aéroportées et les forces d’opérations spéciales comme la résistance dans presque tous les pays occupés par des soldats allemands. Le Stem Mark II a été utilisé par les forces du Commonwealth pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale et la guerre de Corée. Ses caractéristiques les plus notables étaient sa conception simple et son faible coût de production. Le nom STEN est un acronyme dérivé des noms de ses principaux concepteurs d’armes : le maire Reginald Shepherd, Harold Turpin et Enfield, l’emplacement de la Royal Small Arms Factory (RSAF) à Londres. Environ quatre millions de Sten ont été produites au cours des années 1940.
Réplique factice en métal du célèbre pistolet mitrailleur Sten Mark II, calibre 9 mm, Royaume-Uni 1940 (Seconde Guerre mondiale).
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