British Weapons
Sten
Cartridge 9mm
Rate of Fire 500 round/min
Weight 7.1 pounds
Action Blow back, open bolt
Muzzle Velocity 1198 feet per second
Magazine Cap. 32 round
The Sten is a British sub machine gun. Around 4 million were made during the war. The Sten was easy and cheap to produce. It was first issued in 1941. There is a side stick clip. There were various versions of the Sten.
Lee Enfield
Cartridge .303
Weight 8.8 pounds
Action Bolt action
Muzzle velocity 2,441 feet per second
The Lee Enfield Rifle entered service in British forces in the 1890’s. When the second world war came around the Le Enfield No4 MK 1 was the standard British army in 1941. The Lee Enfield No4 had spike bayonet. It has been used around the world. The Lee Enfield was fitted with a scope for British and Canadian forces during World War II and other nations. Over 17 million were made.
Bren
Cartridge .303 British
Weight 22.82 pounds
Effective range 600 yard
Rate of fire 500-
Produced 1935-
The Bren entered service in British forces in 1930’s. The Bren is a light machine gun that was commonly used by the British empire. It was used after the war until the 1970’s. the Bren was well liked. The Bren clip was inserted at the top and had a bipod. The Bren is a modified version from Czechoslovakian design during the 1930’s. It was first issued to British empire troops in 1935.