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closed-bolt, striker fired, blowback operated. features include: fixed open sights a "wire loop frame" style stock tubular construction 7 3/4" / 197mm barrel, and magazine housing that extends to the left of the receiver tube, an AR-15 type firing pin and a specially manufactured bolt assembly from T-15 Industries. the basis of this fabrication is the SAS-3 (Semiautomatic Sten Mark 3) tube kit as sold by T-15 industries, salvaged scrap parts, and a homemade magazine housing deemed to be the receiver/frame. this firearm is a homemade semi-automatic only reproduction of a Second World War STEN MARK 2 submachine gun, distinguished by its all-metal welded construction.
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"SAS-3 MK 2", "T-15 IND", "CANADA" and a serial number is marked on the magazine housing of the firearm. Legal Authority: CC 84(1) "Restricted Firearm" para. Legal info on the Semi-Auto Sten, from the Firearms Registry: There's been a couple of steps along the way there that kinda got skipped, so I'll add a couple of posts (out of 20 pages worth) as highlights. Assemble Firearm COMPLETE (minus front sight) Weld trigger group to receiver tube COMPLETEĩ. Register Firearm with CFO AWAITING CERTIFICATE (Cert has now probably arrived while I've been at sea)Ĩ. Acquire SAS-3 Sten Kit UNABLE (built my own, 95% complete)Ħ. Permission from Chief Provincial Firearms Office GRANTEDģ. Here's my task list, and my current progress:ġ. I have a 20 page thread going over at Canadiangunnutz about it, but here's a few high points.
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It was hard to tell if there was a fp hole drilled or if there was a fixed pin sticking out to me.īeautiful! Nicely done! Is the rest of the gun (FA parts excluded, of course) the same as the original? What changes were required to the mag well?Ī full expose about your build is in order - all in agreement say "Ay". Very nice, proof that a mini mini mill can make a bolt. The heading says it is a 'semi auto sten' I ran the Cannex Warehouse back in the mid 80's. Might beĪn interesting project-down the road-WAY down the road:D
Is that going to be fa or semi? are you still allowed to build fa in canada? I started a machinist course 15 years ago, and dropped out after the first term to join the Navy as an electronics weenie.Īnyhow, here's some pics of the project as it stands now.I'm home from sea in a week, so I'll be putting some more energy into this to get it all finished up.
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Note, I'm not a professional machinist, nor even an apprentice. In total, I'm up around 100 hours for the complete construction. I believe I took about 25 hours to machine the bolt. Where others have been luckier in their acquisition of parts, I was not, and had to basically build a whole new top end, and the bolt.īeing limited in machine size, (I only have a Sherline mini-mill, but have a full-size Southbend lathe) the bolt was a. He was the first, and it appears, that I'm the 3rd person in Canada to have one done.
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Laws in Canada are a the summation of his project was that in Canada, it is not the tube which constitutes the firearm (on a Sten) it is in fact, the magazine well.Īnyhow, it took him almost 3 years to go from start to finish with a correct registration certificate in his hands. Home > Building The Perfect Piece at Home > Tube Guns > The canadian semi-auto stenĬlick here to go to this topic on the "live" site.Ī little while ago, a fine gentleman in Canada started a project to build an approved copy of the STEN gun that he could shoot.
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