Sten Gun Identification

[Consolidator]

Can anyone help me identify this Sten Gun ?

I`ve researched the SECO markings to S/109 Sterling Engineering Co.

But the other that appears to be FG 22392 and somewhat unreadable &S 100 underneath.

The gun can possible be from the Norwegian resistance or airdropped from England during the WW2

Can someone help out a bit ?

Regards Consolidator.
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[Peter Laidler]

FG indicates that it was a Fazakerley assembled and numbered Sten gun. You will be able to find out a lot more about your gun and Sten gun generally in a little book titled The Sten Machine Carbine published by Collector Grade Publications in Canada

[mrclark303]

FG indicates that it was a Fazakerley assembled and numbered Sten gun. You will be able to find out a lot more about your gun and Sten gun generally in a little book titled The Sten Machine Carbine published by Collector Grade Publications in Canada

Ah yes, a right riveting read Peter...

[Consolidator]

Thanks Peter ,

I don`t have access to that helpful book, unfortunately

Does the marking &S 100 say something ?

It would be very helpful if the serial number says something about the year of manufacture ?

In advance , thank you very much.

Consolidator

[Brit plumber]

Can you post photos of the complete gun? The welds appear to have been ground smooth as found on the ex Finn guns.