STEN MKII 9mm MachineGun - Clearing a Jam

IMI +P+ 9mm Ammo from the 70's - with very hard primers and very high pressures. One round doesn't ignite, and when he clears the stoppage, the round falls into the chamber and he doesn't see it. so he tries to fire again, but the round stops the weapon. So Simple, So Frustrating. Imagine storming the beach of Normandy with one.

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[TRUExSIGHTS]

@DAngeles84 Actually the standard clearing method (Especially with automatic weapons like this sten) is called Immediate action. That is where you remove the magazine instantly (as you don't want any other rounds going off if the bolt jumps forward when it is not secured and braced properly) then pull the bolt back to saftey (or firing position - user preferences here) and then clear the weapon or find the issue. The magazine should ALWAYS come out first though if you get a jam. For saftey.

[DAngeles84]

Not the best clearing method (Identify issue, remove mag, rack several times, reload)... but yes, whatever camera you're using is pretty damn high-quality...!

[MrNearlifeexperience]

That's a result of hard use while holding the magazine for support. I went ahead and spent the money on a foregrip just so I could break the habit of hanging onto the magazine.

[sinjin408]

beautiful quality. and very nice sten.

[suckyalaterhead]

damn now thats hi def

[Fabzil]

@crustyjack007 actually you put maximum ammo minus 2 to avoid jam. So that would be 30

[ksthomas]

OOOOPPPPS, my mkIII does the same thing!

[crustyjack007]

very nice. How many rounds was that? 32?

[SJWalkerr]

i want a sten, one that works.