Greek Resistance Sten Copy
Submachine Gun
In-Game Hints
- -A WWII underground workshop copy of a famously cheap British SMG
- -Made from plumbing pipes and scrap metal during Axis occupation
- -Quality varied wildly and some exploded on first firing
Country of OriginClick to reveal
About the Greek Resistance Sten Copy
The Greek Resistance Sten Copy is a submachine gun designed by Greek Resistance Workshops in 1943 from the World War II era. In the Gun Guesser firearms database it is rated hard difficulty, meaning players find its country of origin difficult to pinpoint without specific historical knowledge of the firearm or its designer.
Submachine guns are automatic weapons that fire pistol-caliber cartridges. They excel in close-quarters combat and saw heavy use in both World Wars, though assault rifles have largely replaced them in military service.
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