L2A4 sterling

[browningautorifle]

incorrectly logged down as L2A4's.

How surprising that would be in our system...with it's comedy of errors.

[can14&]

They were real Canadian made guns. What ever the marking Canada put on them. Mine are British
Regarding your book, the price everyone wants for one is more than I paid for the gun!

[can14&]

Blake used to have a good supply of Canadian Inglis HP and Canadian C1sterling parts and other hard to find stuff. Bought lots from
him. Given time, he could find it.

[philb]

I was wondering are cut up deacts ( American parts kit ) legal in the UK ?
just the main body no internals

[Brit plumber]

There was a guy darn saf who was selling Sten parts from cut up kits. You could get anything except bolts and barrels.

[philb]

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[browningautorifle]

Interesting link...

[Peter Laidler]

Interesting...... One or two errors. Some parts of it a direct copy from somewhere else! But that said, a reasonable all-round 'ready reckoner' type of precis. One point that must be mentioned, the photos. This is a good example of why you MUST always describe photos fully and accurately.

[Vincent]

… This is a good example of why you MUST always describe photos fully and accurately.

Sometimes it’s best not to say anything and let the imagination fill in the blanks…. But I fully agree on the Sterling pictures.

The Sterling article has been around for a while and reposted on several sites. FIREARMS CURIOSA The “In-depth” title is funny, but it has a few small interesting bits of info I don’t remember seeing anywhere else. I wonder why there’s no mention of the Mk7?

I haven’t found much info on the CETME C2 copy. Did find some better pictures here.